Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 June 1867 — Page 7

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RIXER y E W S Fori Cth er River Items fee Fifth lege.

River and Weatuer. "CjTCie weather yesterday was nearly clear, and was cool and pleasant, The river was about stationary at noon, and had ; risen very little since Thursday evening. It; will be found ailing to-day, and . will no doubt gajiowu a last as it r.e., and we may expect low water soon.,.,,, . ArrivfllHHnd I-prtureH. ; The arrivals and departures up to four o'clock yesterday include the Louisa, I'etrolia No. 2 and Oilie: Sullivan, Wabash River to Evansville; Silver Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis; Havana, Nashville to j C nelnnati; Amazon, Cincinnati to Nen. Orleans; John D.Perry, Memphis to Evansville; Mayflower, Cairo to return; News I Boy, .Henderson and return; Phantom, Cumberland River to Evansville. Koal Due. . Among the first boats due here are the Rowena, for Nashville; Melnotte and R. C. ' Gray, for Saint Louis; Silver Moon and Liberty No. 2, lor, Memphis; Mary Erwin and Bertha, for Arkansas River; F. W. Strader, Legal Tender for New Orleans; M. S. Mepham, Louisiana, St. Charles, St. Marys,, and Indiana, from New Orleans; Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Morning Star, from Louisville; Clifton from Memphis; Sam. Orr, from Eastport, "

-j Miscellaneous. Business waa lively on the wharf yester day morning, and. the levees again crowded with to"oacco.......In addition to the 103 hogsheads discharged by the' Wm.' White,

t the Mayflower brought 101, and the Phan

tom 102, the John D. Perry 40, andl the Newsboy 45, making a total ot.AWhln one day, and the Mayflower had also a large lot of othetghtl HetnBatmst.kiudly furn ished by her attentive freight ciei-lc, Geo, Throop, will be found below. 'The May flower was detained by business, and did not arrive lilt II o'clock, but. was ready to leave . promptly, oi tiine......Tbe Silver Moon and Amazon had excellent trips and did considerable business here -..The Lotusa, Petrolia and OUie -feuilivan, had good trips -. from ; the- Wabsh...The Pftantom Was preparing" to return" to the Cumberland lastieveningt She. left, the Charmer at CJdikSvIlle..L..:..The Pefrf" arrived yesterday morning,wifru 'considerable freight, including id- hogsheads of tobacco frorn, HaleV -Pointy She went to Newburg for freight, and;returned last evening. She goes to Memphis tc-d a v. ........ The. Newsboy, -during the Horse Fair at Henderson, wili'oiake twcArip daily for the accontHiodatioivqf persons desirous of vi-itiuj J.ne Fair, which" commences next Tburft yU.l.Aout the smallest thing we ever s ,W, wasin a cotemporary yesterday in cor ;'ing a : paragraph from the Louisville .Courier,, and" stiiking put the ,wyr4 " Jo ui," mutl bUtuUuM the word pn per;" rendea-rnj? the paragraph redicalous. We quoted the paragraph as the Louisville Courier had it..,....,.TheSt. Charles was advertised to leave New Orleans on Thurdday, ami will be due here Monday morning. Boats leaving To-Day. Fob Caiho. The grand Armada is the regular packet for Cairo at three o'e'oek to-day. She is a . beauty with e;egant appointments. Captain Ous. Dusouiiet is her popular commander, and Wilt. S. Fowler and Geo. Nichelson are her pleasant and accommodating clerks. Go for her. . For Louisville The swift Tarascon is the packet for Louisville to-day, and has no superior in ifleetness or fine appointments. Captain A. T. Gilmore Is In command, and Miles D. Warren is her chief clerk. wrthDick Hutchinson in charge of the freight department; For a quick and pleasant ride to Louisville or elsewhere up the river, go on the Tarascon. For the Wabash. The staunch Petro-li.i-No.-2 returns to the Wabash to-day and has.pieasaut officers. ' Foa Greejj River. The Ada Lyon is the regular Green River packet this evening, Capt. -Graham in command, and Joe McReynolds in the office. For Memphis. The 3 ohn D. Perry is the regular Evansville and Memphis packet for the latter port to-ly. - She is a large side-wheel steamboat, very comfortably appointed, and of good speed, making weekly trips promptly and easily. Capt. Lee Finney, a very courteous and plea&ant gentleman, is her experienced commander, and Henry Miller is her accomplished clerk. The Perry is in the trade to stay, and it is to the interests of our merchants and shippers to give her a liberal support. The wild-winged Liberty No. 2 goes to Memphis promptly at 2 o'clock to-day, N and is noted for her great speed, the ex. cellence of her passenger appointments and the courtesy of her officers. Captain J. B. Archer, Joe McCnlloch, and Alex. Stewart are three elegant gentlemen. To-morrow the fleet P. W. Strader may be expected, en route to New Orleans. The Strader is a splendid steamer, of great speed, and Captain Benson her commander, is a princely gentleman. Maifestof Str. Mayflower. Trip 24, May 81, 1S67. Preston Bros., 10 hhds sugar, 10 bbls and 10 XA bbls molasses: Preston & M., 5 hhds sugar, 5 bbls aud 5 i bbls molasses; P. Baitz, 44 bag potatoes; S. E. Gilbert, 1 bdl mdse ; Morgan Read, 52 at bxs: Wm. Heilman, 1 portable engine and 2 Skgs; Kagon & Dickey, 1 cask and 2 bxs aeon ; Stockwell & Co., 23 bbl and 1 bg potatoes; AlacKey,Nesbit. 10 hhd tobacco; F. R. Houston. 12 do.; Hubbs & Viets, 7 do. : F. H. Erhman te Co., 6 do. ; R. K. Dunkerson 5t Co.. 62 do. Louisville Glover & Co,, I hhd and 4 bxs tobacco; Pickett Warehouse, -5 hhds and 7 bxs do. Cileanlngs from otir Escctiansres. Cixctxxati. The Commercial, of Thursday, says: , , : At Pittsburg the river is. on a stand, with II feet in the channel. Mere it has risen 18 iocht-s during the past twenty-lour hours, with 81 feet iri the channel, and 72 feet under the bridge for passing steamers A pair of horns labeled the "Ice King," adorns the top of the texas, on the silver Moon, and well she deserves it, for it will be remembered that she was the first boat to fight her way from Memphis to this port through the port through the heavy ice, which blockaded the river from shore to shore during last Winter. We were unable to learn who presented the Silver Moon with her just reward, yet Captain Ben. Merrielees may well be proud of the compliment pai i him by his friends. - Louisville. l'he Courier of Thursday says : The river was on a stand last evening, with 10 teet3,Jnch s water in the tamil in the evening by the mark. nring the previous 24 iiours it, had risen inches at the head of the falls and 21 inches- at' the Portland wharf. Ihm weather tias at length cleared off, but was very warm yesterday

evening, indicating more rain. The barometer, however, was unchanged, and we

can hope for no rain to-day. On the falls last evening there were feet 3 inches steamboat water, or over the rocKs. a ciose nt ior tne natooai coal fleet. and the river at a stand. In the pass there were o ieet a incues water. - . r. . New Albany. The Leger of "Wednesday says : Captain J. B. Ford, of this cityJhas contracted at Jeffersonvilie with Stewart S Barmore for a powerful towboat. 16-5 feet long. 2b feet beam, and 5 feet hold, with ers 28 feet long and 42 inches in diameter, lour flues each. He has also contracted for three model barges, e ach 180 feet long, 32 feet beam, and 8 feet hoid, with a capacity ot 800 tons each. The boat will be or ten on rge power. It is the design of Captain Ford to establish a regular barge jine oeiween uomsviue. iNew Aioanv Evansville, and New Orleans. , It will prove a success. STEAMBOATS. Dexter's Independent LowPressure Packet Q U I C K STEP, H. 1 . Dexter. Master Leaves Evansville for Cairo every Monday and Thursday, at 4 p. m. positively, con necting at cairo witn st. jouis. iemprus, and New Orleans packets. ap8dtf Regular Cumberland River Packet ' The fleet and elegant steamer ;p i-i j .qsr t o Guv Vis yard. Master : ' - Joe M. Carr, Clerk, Will ply as a reKnlar packet from EvansviliS to Cumberland; River, carrying freight aiwi passengers at iwest rates, ana giving especial Hiienuon i way ouiness. For freight or passage apply on board. may!4 dtt m . FEED STORES. ' . t id i -:) -! ' ! ' . ."'.': rf- .".; EB EX EZER CROSS. r ' JAHES i I City 3Feed Storfc: ; CROSS & CROFTS, ! . , Wnolesale and Retail Dealers ia Floor, Feed, Hominy, Corn ileal and ' " ' , Produce Generally, We beg leave to inform our friends and the public generally, that we are constantly receiving -. - Kresh ground Corn Meal;" , Country Bran ; . .' . Priine Timothy ; . - ' T, KarCoru; Oats: Potatoes; " .. . t .- . . ; - ( Also, on hands and for sale, t .,. 2,000 pounds ground Oil Cake; ' ' One span NO. 1 Work Mules; One'-Farin 120 acres, twelve miles from' the city. Immediate possession an be given, with crop on the same. . fmay7 Western Feed Store. WM. TROUP & C0 i Wholesale and Retail Dealers in II A r, CORN, OA TS, BR AX, MEAL, FLOUR, SHIPSTVFFS, HOMINY, SALT, LIME, Ac. lOS :inI HO, Corner Main and Fourtb Streets, ap2dGm EvaksV.-ile.Ind. WOOLEH MILLS. LAWRENCEBURGH WOOLEX MLM, Fancy, ' Cassimerew. rrtnr.SE coons, beino masffac. a turea oniy oi tue nnest JUerino wools, are of superior quality, high finish, and made in a great variety of the most fashionable styles. Ranking in New York with the best Eastern makes in styles and finish, these Western goods especially comlutuu meuiseives io tne western trade, as they are entirely free of Shoddy, Flocks, W aste, Ac. Gentlemen giving these goods the preference in ordering suits will be sure to be satisfied in quali.y. style, and wear. For sale at retail by all the principal merchant tailors and dry goods dealers throughout, the country, and at wholesale by MACKEY, NESBiT & CO., Evansville, and by - E. D. MOORE, Treasurer Lawrenceburg Woolen Mills, mcha d3m Lawrenceburgh, Ind. Notice to Contractors. THE COUXOX COl'XCII. will receive sealed proposals, until the 19th day of J uue, 1807, for grading, guttering, and graveling the following st. eets, viz. : Second Street, between the southeast curb line of Division Street and the northwest ourb line of Elm Street ; Center fc-treet, between the northwest curb line of Elm Street and the east side of Leet Street; Second Street, between the northwest curb line of Chestnut Street and the northwest side of Cowan Street ; First Street, between the northwest curb line of Chestnut Street and a point opposite the northwest side of Linden Street; Third Street, between the northwest curb line of Chestnut Stieet and the southeast side of Gum Street ; Leet Street, between the southwest side of First Street and the southwest side of Center Street ; Leet Street, between the southwest side of Centre Street and the south side of Fourth Street; Fourth Stfeet, between the east side of Leet Street and the east side of Fulton Avenue. Specifications may be seen at the Clerk's office. A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, May 28 iS67. may29 dlOt Union copy 6t. Notice to Contractors. April 15, 1867. COUNCIL OF THE mllK COMMON JU City of Evansville will receive sealed proposals until the 24th day of June, 1867, for grading, graveling and paving the Alley situate between Main and Locust Streets, and extending from Fourth Street to Fifth Streeet. Ey order of the Council. ' A.M. McGRfFF, Clerk. -City Clerk's office, May-SO. lser, tic. - 1 . - . . (Union copy.) . T, -

STEAMBOATS.

Regular EvausTille, Padu call, and Cairo Packet. The New and Magnificent Steamer NfAY FLO WE E, J. V. Throof, Master; Vm. Dxinn and Geo. Throop, Clerks, Leaves Kvansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock precisely. for Cairo and all way landings. For freight or passage apply on board, or to ri. K. ap-1'ltf DUNKEKSON & CO. & CO., Agents, For Paducah and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday racKet. The masrnificent side-wbeel steamer Otrs. Dusouchet, Master; Wm. Fowler, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every Wedntsday and yaturdav at 3 p.m. . Leaves Cairo every Thursday and Sunday at 5 p.m. ,. , Makins close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, and also for Me tn puis ana iNew Orleans; ana witn tne Illinois venirai tumroaa. Connects at Evansville with the E.& C. Railroad, nnd th Tarascon for Louisville. For-freight or passage n pply on board ap24dtf 0 Agerts Regular Eyausville and MempMs , The elegant and finely-appointed I Steamer - " '- ! Chess, Master; ' Less. Ware, Cleik, Will make regular weekly trips to Memfihis, and all intermediate landing , carryng freight and passengers at the lowest rates. Prompt attention given to filling oners and the collection of charges. Leaves Kvansville Monday, May 27th, at five o'clock p. m. - .: For treinht or passaae apply on board, or to R. K. DUNKEKfiOX & CU, Or COX & HUMPHREY, apiu atr Agents. Regular Evansville and BowlingAppointed Green Packet The New -and Finely: Steamer A. Drink water, Master; ! jonn Aaras, cierK, Wl;l run as a 'reealar Evansville and Oreen River Packet, making all landings nence to unwiiug ureen. , Leaves tivansviiie every jaonuay anu Friday, at 6 p. u. - . febt dtf OLD RELIABLE XT. S. jMlXC iciisnE FOR 0 wensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville The new and elegant Passenger Steamer uW$ MORNING STAR, Ike Doxxrs, Master ; J OHN UUEEBACHEE, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY HUXUAY, at 10 a.m. ; and i HUKHiiAT, at o p.m. Tin magnificent side-wheel Steamer TARASCON, Gilmore. Master : M. D. Warrek, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WEUXE.SUAY, at 6 p.m. ; and SA'l'l'KBAY, at 6 p. m The elegant and fleet ROSE BITE, ; A. Ballard. Master : George Patterson, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TCES1AY. at ti p.m. : and KKinAY,at6p.m. These boats have been refitted and refur nished throughout, and are now in firstrate order fr the accommodation of the public. Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all information furnished, by COX & HUMPHREY, and R. K. DTJNKERSON & CO., ' Agents. R. H. Woolfoi.k, Superintendent, may 10 tf - Lonisville, Ky. Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer yNews Boy. C. U-. PERKINS, Master, ; Will leave promptly as above, daily, o'clock, p. M. Freights received at all hours at at 3 the Mammoth Wnarfboat. R, K. DTJNKERSON & CO., Agents. nov2 dtf Regular Green River Packet The staunch Freight and Passenger feteamer Ada Lyon, . Alf. Edwards, Master. Will leave Evansville for Woodburv everv Wednesday, and for Bowling Green every Saturday, at 5 o'clock p. sc. apl3 dtf. 9 uiui xu i una w iii c x a uiu ui 9 ana uartrord racket. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer JAMES GRAY, Chas. E. Haynes, Master; Eli as Kiucheloe, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Semi-Weekly Packet between Evansville, Frostbnrg, and Hartford, Ky. Leaves Evansville everv Tuesdav and Saturday at 5 p. 3. Lieaves r rostourg every Monday at 2 p.m. Leaves Hartford every Thursday at 2 p.m. mch23 dtf Regular Evansyille and Tennessee Kiver w eekly Packet FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and X1 JLJJnXlim Mltm The fleet and elegant steamer OEE, Allen DCJfCAsr, Master; V"al Soresson, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY at 4 p.m., carrying freights and passengers at lowest rates. Particular attention given to filling orders. For freight or passage apply on board. mayU dtt

-i; Alexander McGregor. Wim McGregor. McGregor Brothers,'.,-.",' ' GENERAL ' i: ' ' ' , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , NO. S3 TCHOt-JPITOl LAS ST., - - New C p-uiaxb, La. Liberal advances made on Provisions and Western Produce consigned to our address ap2d3m. ; P. S. DuSOUCHET & C0. General Commission and, .Forwarding 'MERCHANTS,' Xo. SSPojdrss Mrfft, NE WT ORLEANS, LA. All kinds of Western and Southern Produce, Consignments and, Onlers solicited, decl-xltf. - a. G. CAMPBELL. t B. F. GLOVER. GEO. G. CAMPBELL & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No.5 Poydras Street, ' ! XEW ORLEANS: . . REFERENCES. f , Cox Humphrey, Evansville, Ind. Carey, Stewart & La ntermao, Grayrille, Terry 4 8m itb, Louisville, Kv. t- (' v City National Bank, New Orleans, . dec Vki6m.-- 1 - .-'- -' General Commission Produce and For- .. ' warding: - .. Corner Poydras and New Levee Sts., Reference, fhe Great Wet. ' 5 ' decl5dtf. , , . . SAM. H. KESSEDY. JLTLIU8 VAIKIN, , PA'?L E. MORTIMER. S. H. KENNEDY & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Receivers of Pork, Bacon, Flour, Rope auu w uisny, 55 A 57 Poydras Street. New Orleans. decl5dly. r. s. Howard, h. i. barret, New Orleans. r. . xv. rj.ovj ( new 1 ill R. Catlin pkeston, Hntsonvllle, 111. gko. R. pkkston, Evansville, InO. wm. h. Williams, Calhoun, Ky HOWARD, PREST0NS & BARRETT Cotton and Tobacco Factors v ' ': -and " ;" COMMISSION MERfllAMS i.i : 168 Cemmoit Slrt, i . 2fJW ORLEANS, LA. . REFERENCES, Geo. W. Rathbone. President Kvaimvillo National Bank. Preston Brothers, Evansville, Ind. ' " James Robb. Kso.. President TtniHtana. National Bank. New Orleans. C. P. Norris. Esq.. Cashier First. National Bank. Memphis. G. R. Rutter. Esq.. President. TmnoawA National Bank. Memphis. A!ai. J. J. Murnhv. President Afpmnhia Insnrapce Company. declodtf. Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydras street, , New Orleans, La. Carleton, Foute & Co., New York. Speed, Donoho fe Co., Memphis, Tenn. Cazart, Stockard fe Co., Mobile, Ala. decS0-'6S-tf. DAN. AIKEN. A. E. SHARP. R. W. HARPER. DA3f. AIKEN & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 112 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. nov22tf ' tj. H. Fairchild. J. W. Bingham, FALRCHLLD & BINGHAM, Commission 3-Loi-eliaiitH 84 Magazine Street, nov20 dly NEW ORLEANS. 8. M. BARTON M. M. POOL....W. M. AIKMAN. S. M. BAET0X & CO., Commission Merchants II Magazine Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. MEMPHIS CARDS. COX & HUMPHREY, Produce and Commission Merchants, No. 7 HOWARD ROW. febI9dly Mescphis, Tenn. K. J. COMER. GEO. 8. RICHARDSON. COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Factors, Storage, Commission, and Forwarding 31 E R C H AXTS, Clinton Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. REFERENCES. Chas. Northrop &Co., Memphis; Foster Bros.. Cincinnati ; Jas. Vibf & Co., Boston : Jas. B. Fenby, St. Louis; J. B. Kirtland. Hill, Talmadge & Co., New York. decl. T. a DAVIS. W. W. MORRIS DAVIS & MORRIS, Cotton Factors and Generaf Commission Merchants TICKSBCRG, MISS. Reler to Ragon & Dickey ; Mackey, bit & Co. ; Preston S Menifee; T. C. Sm. & Co. ; Preston Brothers; Travis & Hines; R. K. Dunkerson & Co.; Hubbs & Viets; iieorge L. Dixon. may4 dam

NEW ORLEANS.

COMMISSION' CARDSi

; i SCYSTER, ELLIS & C0 '. (Successors to Davis, Scyster A Co".,) " General Agents, Forwarding ; Mercliantg, ; , And WHARF-EOAT PROPRIErORS, S.MITIILANI, KT, ' Prompt attention given to forwarding freight to all points on the Cumberland River, at low rates. . : ap30d2m R. AV. Harper. E. H. E. Wright. (. Tbad. P. Gibson. ,,-r , Harper." lVrlglit fc Co., 1 Proprietors of the Green River Cotton and Tobaoco Sale House, FORWARDING AND GENERAL 7 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Cor. Water and Division Streets, EVASSVILLE, IXD. WE RESIECTFn.l.Y 7ATt. THE attention of Farmers, Planters, ami Dealers in Cotton and Tobacco to the fact that we have opened a-Cotton and Tobacco Sale House at Evansville. It must be apparent to all that our city poi-ses-es superior advantages over anv other in the w est as a maricet tor these staples, it being much nearer to at least three-fourths of id" ciion- aua lonacco Liistrict in the vaneysoi me unio, tireen, Cumberland, and Tennessee Rivers, and more accessible at all seasons of the year, thereby gaining time and expense. - -T In oliciting your patronage, we only ask yon to assist in building up a great home market for yourselves. Our terms of sale are the same as 'Louisville And other Western markets. '-The ownen of Cotton and Tobacco can at their option acceptor reject sales made to the highest bidder. We also solicit the oonsifrnments for kaIa Of all k nds of Country Produce, and the purchase of Groceries, Provisions, and Agricultural" Implements, and m -chandi.se generally.; i .. febl3dflm 'TIIOS. C. SMITH & CO., PRODUCE AND COMMISSION 31 ER CHA NTS, . i-Dealers In J Flour, Hay,' Corn, Oats, Grass -Seeds, and PRODUCE GENERALLY, So. 5 SOUTH WATER STREET. ' Evansville, Iku: 1 ' " ' AH orders promptly filled; Jan22dtt CAPT. ED. JUDGE. , i CAPT. JIM FORSEE. JUDGE & FORSEE, -;i '' - I' i GENERAL' it; i '" COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , and STEAMBOAT AGENTS, ,- No. 43 FOURTH STREET, ' ' , Bet. Main and the river, north sjdaj mch2d3m LotTisviLLE. Kt. TRAW SPORTATION. Merchants' Despatch , FAST FREIGHT LINE FORWARDS GOODS FROM . , - , NEW YORK, BOSTON, and all points In the" NEW ENGLAND STATES, TO EVANSVILLE DIRECT, IN TIME EQUALED BY NO OTHER LINE, AT REGULAR KAILROAD RATES. w ITIf AGENTS AT ALL the principal points along the line, we le, we DESare enaoled to give the UTMOST fA i vti to ireignt. Goods marked "Merchants' Disnath ' and shipped to either of the above places. or via Of Albanv. will reach onr lint nrl BILLS OF LADINW GIVEN, on application, ON DAY OF SHIPMENT. . All claims for DAMAGES, OVERCHARGES, &c, are PROMPTLY SETTLED without referring our patrons to Eastern offices. E. B. MORGAN, Agent. Evansville, Ind. Office with Keen, Mark & Co. sepl2 d3m R. S. RUSTON & CO., Forwarding, Storage, and Commission Merchants, Dealers In flay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Meal, Shipstuffs, and Produce generally, Green River Coton and Tobacco it arehouse, Cor. Water and Division Streets, mchl2 EVANSVILLE, IND. Grreat Western DISPATCH. U.S. Express Company Proprietors. FAST FREIGHT LIE Via Neto York and Erie and Atlantic and Great Western Railways, and all other Railroads leading West and Southwest. Ship to all parts or Ohio, In diana., Illinois. .TOicIilgn, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Iiansae, and ebraska. THE GREAT WESTERN DISPATCH is owned and controlled by the United SUUes Exriremt Company, whoRe high stand ing is a sufficient guarantee that no pains wm oe sparea to ie?p up me reputation tnanne uisrAitn iias aireaay attained. Having our own Agents at all principal points, we give -, Unequahd Dispatch to onr freight, and all detention Is avoided. All Calms for DAMAGES anil OVER CHARGES settled promptly by NEXSEN & BIXBY, Sole Agents, ieo.su ojm Evassvh-le, Ikd. G ET THE EARLIEST ASI) THE BEST. 150 Dusuels Goodrich's Eany Cuzco" Potatoes: 100 bushels White Snrout Pntafni? For sale at reduced prices at VICKERV BROS.' Eureka Bazaar, 75 Main Street.

COMMISSION

Card, THAI). P. GIBSON & CO-

GENERAL Commission and ForvfatvtZZags. A gen's, . EVANSVILLE, JNL Special attention given to Itm ai- rX. Tobacco, Cotton, and Produce geaa.,i Prompt returns made. Forwarding promptly AtterrrtVcS1 fciu. Particular attention given to tt- C2ru of orders for Groceries, Provtuiesw. Ln Merchandise of every dexcrlpt joav. OiHce at KAGON & DICKEY'S,. W&., -Street. & Havixu wrrirnRAwr vm:e the firm- of Harper, Wright ' t,; wisu to call t he attention of my fidmaux m the new firm of THAI). P. GIBNOX ror General Commission and Forwar32fcqc Xmwchants. Having many years' pw-oM'-in the above business, we inn g utwMtmsatisfaction. Special attention rrff.n tMttt-

tne sale of cotton. Tobacco, and JPmvwm? generally. All conHininentii for forwemCarjar promptly attended to. We will pay particular attentVor. r iifilling of orders for Groceries, PrevkM and Merchandise of everv de-ri ptMuru Office aJt It AGON & t-ICKEY'!. luttSjmStreeU ! i iea l'4 , r ' COX & HUMPBREY.. , t . ., Offlcest Wharf-boat, foot Sycamore Stree . No. 19 North Water Street, i Evansville, Inix. Oflhre-i -NOi THowarit f ! MHMPHia,.j3rt,a& Forwarding and Commrssli iviercnants WIIARFBOAT PKOPIUKrt'Ju' and General Steamboat Agemt. Special Agents tor thte. "Atlantic and Great' Westtifa Freight Line," ixasnville and Northwestern, Ni.? ... and Chattanooga, and Mobil u.t unio itan roads. -Through Rates and Bills JUttSW... given to ali points South. Particular attention given to th . Ung of freight j , . sexxJi ; A.8.HAYHTJKST. J. J. WBTtVMJKmXX. Ila j li nrst & Wh l( takers PRODUCE. .COMMISSION ANT Jr?ifcJVARblNU MERCHANT. No. 6 .. w.8outh Watnr Sti. Dealers in Flour, Bacon, Hay, Chris t tam, and Country Produce. L. V. BAIRD.. , Ri n.'.HBAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Aikman A Ce. i , GENERAL AGENTS,. PRODKT, . forwarding and Coinmis8it 34rchaDts. Kvansville. Indinnn itur u Q,. Wheeler. Pres't. first National lw-v.. ana am-l Orr, Vice President lmw National Bank. ., , Agents for Ohio River Salt C r ' V. H. haoon. : '-' :J RAGOXADICKET, Wliolesale Grocen, Dealers in . -WINES AND LIQUOZZi and Forwarding & Commission BIfeS : : n'v ' Xos. 3 anC 4 Water Street EVANSVIIJLatjt. Cash orders promptly and careff.ilyS. iUC. . i decl dtf WE WOPID H EM IN : friends and former patrorm ttmn - are at the oll (X)KNEB of VITlIi: xtrmi WATER STREETS, till In t.b frVf auu nuuuiu wo iCUHKU IO ee Llieil. II. D. ALLItf 4VU II. I. AI..LIS fc CCVi, FORWARDING AND COMMI5EI25 MKKCHANTS;. RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dafcitea x.-. LIQUORS, FL0lR&i, Corner Water and Vine Btvufit,. EVANSVIIJtXfNik. Janldtf. J. C. Dusouchet & Cgv FORWARDING, COMMISSION t .ffTEkDUCE MERCHANTS, . No. 19 North Water street, (Orr USamtnvaazt door to M. Dalzell,) EvansvilJev.octlS HOWELL fe .VILLH PA OTS. VS-, Upper Wharf boat Proprietomv FORWARDING AND COMXrCmUZk'V MERCHANTS, and Oeneial Steamboat AgeKifiavShawneelowrv IS -ium. N.B. Particular attention gtvex VJbkjt. HtjBBs. rar.B. waarri. IIURIIS fc TIETSSy. FORWARDING AND COUDnSSSriJM: Merch n ti t,. And WHARFBOAT PRtlPRIETDiES. Agents "Stab Ukion LwcJ" Office 3fo. 2 Main Street,. Jan23 dtf EvASviiOii,A3rt WHOLESALE DEALER XKCIGARS, TOBACCO, SSCFr;. No. 10 Main Street, Evansvffie,. h -' Calls the attention of the tradeto too- i Brands of Ciqars and Tobacco- Ca jk,; examine ray stoclc and prices. Orders filled promptly, and at the-I&w. . rates. de21 1Tjhowes & burbane;. ConiiniHsiou Merchou No. 87 FRONT STREET, i . '.MiiYPKiseTar&. Cash advances made on consign noewtti-.. may2d3m ,,(,