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

THE rTA SVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. MONDAY. JULY1, 1867.

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For0her River Items See Fifth J age. River and Weather. The weather on Saturday was Intensely sweltering hot, and the wharf is a desert of dust. The river had fallen 5 inches up to 3 o'clock, and was below the lower line of the pavement, and the contractors, we are glad to learn, will speedily fish the pavement nigher to the low water line. Arrivals and Departures. - The arrivnl-4 . and departures up to 4 o'clock Saturday, include the Norman, Memphis to Louisville; Clifton.Cincionati to Memphis; Argonaut No. 2, Louisville to Memphis; Armada, Cairo and return ; Eaa Claire, Pond River to return ; Legal Tender, Cairo to Louisville; News Boy, Henderson and Temrn ; Ella Faber, Cunilwrland River to Evansvllle; Taraseon, Louisville to return; OllieSullivan, Canne.ton to Evansvllle. " Boat Due. Among the first boats due here are the Havana to Nashville; Shamrock, to fet. Louis; Empire and Harry Bean, lor Memphis ; Louisiana, and Waunita for New Orleans; Kenton and Emma jno. a, irom New Orleans; Mary Swan, and Darling from Memphis; Pine Grove from. Nashville; Belle -Vernoa nd- Kate Putnam, from St. Louis; Mayflower from Cairo. . ... . ..... - Miscellaneous. - The arrivals and departures during Friday night and Saturday were quite numerous, though but little business was transacted.. The Armada bad about 100 hogsheads of tobacco, and a good prssenger trip . .The Clirton ana Argonan naa iair ' trips...-The Norman bad a moderate trip The Legal Tender was light.' She transferred heV trip at Cairo, and returns to Lou sville to lie up .The Armada was receiving fairly, and wmld have a nice TuuVet trin out The John D. Perry . -nanliH n Mntllir Qiul WA I 111 I lit f she will get a paying trip. Freight s for Memphis are veiy scarce just now, but will, bo doubt, recover by the 1st of August...... The Minuyoung, Capt. Mitchell, towed the Phantom- to the dry dock on Saturday, where she will be overhauled and fitted up for the low water trade, which is now close at hand....The Courier of Saturday publishes a card, exposing some scurvy fellow, who disgraces the profession of Law, by turning informer; a character that is held in obhorence and deteatation by even savages. We don't know who the card alludes to, but we do think it a contemptible business, and somebody will run against him some of these davs-.....Tne Eau Claire had about 50 hhds. of tobacco, and returned to Pond Kiver Saturday evening ..We refer shippers to the card of Fowler, Lee A Co., which Will te found belawand they will govern themselves accordingly. Freights for Nashville should be consigned to Fowler, Lee A Co., Paducah.....The Ella Faber arrived at noon, Saturday, from the Cumberland, with 300 hhds, tooaoco, for various parties. Notwithstanding the large amount of tobacco arriving here, the wharf is kept comparatively - clear, and the railroad sends it forward as fast as it can be got ready. Boats leaving To-ay. For Cairo. The fleet and gay Quickstep is the regular packet for Cairo and all way ports to-day at four o'clock. Captain Dexter is in command, and Duke Nichelson and Win. Tileston are tier clerks. For Louisville. The gorgeous Morning Star is the regular packet lor Louisville at ten o'clock thismorning. Capt. A. Ballard is her popular commander and JohuOrierbacker and Jesse Jackson are ber obliging and excellent cierks. She hasmagnificent passenger appointments.. Fok Cl7MBERiAiii River. The elegant Ella Faber, Peckeupaugh master, with the pleasant and popular Tom Wilson in the office, is the regular packet for Clarksville and all way ports at lour o'clock this evening. Get your freight ready, as she wiil leave promptly. . . For Cans eiton. The sprightly Ollie Sullivan, Capt. Hugo, returns to Cannelton and all way. landings at ten o'clock today. For Green River. The elegant William iirv:.. ' ' A A T 1 I I. . . . . 1 , v jiu-e, uijju a. iuuKttair, is tile regular packet to Green River this evening. . .-. For Henderson. The gay Newsboy makes two trips as usual' to-day to Henderson,' and offers an excellent opportunity to visit our neighboring city. Charley Perkins, the courteous, is in command. For New Orleans. Th great Louisiana, Capt. Phillips, with the unequaled Lusk in the office, will positively go for New Orleans to-day. She has first-class passenger accommodations, and her officers are, among the most pleasant, courteous, and popular gentlemen afloat. As she will probably be the ilast first-class packet down this season, shippers and passec gers should not omit the opportunity. Gleaming from our Exchanges. Cincinnati. The Commercial of - Friday says : At Pittsburgh the river is falling, with 24 inches in the channel. At Pomeroy,it has risen two' and a half feet since Wednesday night. Here it has receded 11 inches duriug the past twenty-four bouts, with 10 feet in the channel by the water-works marks, but only 5 feet on Rising Sun Bar, the shoalest point hence to Louisville, s The Bertha, while at the foot of the canal at Portland, backed into a fiatboat laden with hay, causing it to sink. 1 he boat and cargo belonged to Mr. Pleasants, of Vevay, Indiana and was insured for S4 000 in the Madison Insurance Company, of MadiwaT luuiaua, nuu iuc. iuin piist; ui Cincinnati. . . Capt. Brown," Superintendent of the A. A M. Steamship Co., arrived from St. Louis train. He informs us the entire stock of this company will be sold at auction at St. Louis, on the 15tfa of July, when the company will be reorganized on a cash basis. The Emma Floyd was towed to the dock lor repairs. Louisville. The Courier of Friday Bays: The river was falling rather fast yesterday, with 4 feet 9 inches water in the canal in the evening by the mark. During the previous twenty-four hours it had lallen 5 inches at the head of the falls and 9 inches -at Portland. The weather continues warm, and was cloudy yesterday, with the thermometer in the shade at noon at 85. On the falls last evening . there were barely 33 inches water in the pass down tbe Indian chute and falling rather fast. Tbe Democrat has the following: Good-bye. Richmond. Too much "gas," like too luucu steam, will " bust " anything, " Never blow your born until you're out of tbe woods." Selah! St. Louis Republican, '26th. Oh, let the poor fellow alone. Have some respect for old age, won't you? Don't kick a man after he's down. Charley can't help it.

. That wayside village yclept Iuiville- i it great place. Every boat built ia that neighborhood is claimed as a Louisville boat St. Louis Republican, 'Jtith. Not by a jug full on our part. We are ashamed of some of them, because they are no Louisville built boats. If they were, we'd have somethlngto be proud of. Louisville don't own a single New Orleans boat out and out. St. Louis. The Democrat of Friday

says : The river was undecided yesterday whether to rise or fall. Illinois falling steadily. Missouri and Upper Mississippi rising. The race of upper river boats, begun on Wednesday afternoon at this port. is causing a good deal of interest. Tbe Sucker State s time to Alton was 2:27, and tnen she was four miles ahead of the Belle Bike, and tf miles ahead of the Sher idan. It looks from this that the little Illinois boat passed the Phil. The latter was still behind Sucker at Hannibal and Quincy. In this connection, when much attention is directed to last time on the Upper Mississippi, we erlve the Hawkeve's exploit: In June, 1861 she made the best time recorded irom St. Louis to St. Paul, namely, 3 unys, t nours ana au minutes, in' eluding 26 stoppages. 54 landings. Round trip two hour less than a week. Memphis. The Avalanche of . Wednes day says: , Weather warm and ' sultry. The river here was receding slowly lat evening. White and Arkansas Rivers are receding steaatiy. witn a goou stage in each. . . Business on the wharf yesteroay was exceeamgiy auii. ine local packets went out wun ugnt yips. . . Notick to Shippkrs. Owing to the low water ana uimcuity ot getting to mi in land, the Cumberland River low-water packets will make this place their termi nus. y recent action oi tne underwriters. freights to and irom. Cumberland River aie privileged via Paducab, without extra cnarge ior lusurance or additional risk to carriers. Any freight to our care wiil go forward promptly , and at the lowest current rates. Our charges for lorwarding are ac per luO pounds, 5c. per dry barrel, and 10c. for whisky, Ac. FewLKB, Lek & Ca . Paducah, July 1, 1867. dim .-m i STEAMBOATS. Regular Evansvllle and Cannelton t- . Packet. -. FOR OWENSBORO, ROCKPORT AND CANNELTON. The Excellent Steamer , Ollie S villi van, J. T. Hugo, Master. Hugo, Clerk. Will leave Evansvllle every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY for Cannelton and all way landings Arrive at Evansvllle every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY. . For freight or passage, apply on board. r - - -' . , . je!5tf Regular Evansvllle and Memphis Packet, .hmFor Columbus, Madrid Bends, Hick,,f man, and Memphis.; The elegant, fast side-wheel steamer . J. Lee Fisney, Master; ! . Henry Miller, Clerk, 1 Will run as a regular Weekly Packet as above, giving especial attention to way business, the filling of orders, and collection of charges. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY. a 5 p.m. Leaves Memphis every FRIDAY, at 5 p.m. For freight or passage aoDlv oh board. juiit dtf CARPETS. CARPET WAKEgOUSE House Furnishing JEstablishm't Wnt. E. iFreiicli & Co. JLIEAOQIJAf&TEJE&S OF SUPPLIES KOR Families, Steamboats & Hotels. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL: Velvet, Brussels, Three-PIy, Two-Ply. Cottage, ListiDg, Rag and Hemp CARPETS. Chinese, Manilla and Cocoa . : MATTIXGS. V Velvet, Brussels and Oil-Cloth RUGS. Mosaic, Velvet, Brussels, Rubber Cocoa, Adelaide, Jute, Sea-Grass, and Fancy Sheep DQOR-MATS. Silk, Wool, Cotton, and Linen DAMASKS. Gilt Moulding Bronze, Brass, and Silvered CORNICES. Opaque, Gilt, Painted, Rustic, at Paper WINDOW-SHADES. Green, Buff, Blue, and White Silver, Brass, and Paper-liaP STAIR-RODS. Brown Ground, Satin, Gilt, and GoldStamp , WALL-PAPERS. A splendid variety of FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS. from 18 inches to 18 feet wide. Wool, Kubber, r lock, and Damask PIANOcM8ts??ABI'1 Elegant styles and new designs of 1 1 i French WINDOW LAMBRAQUINf made up to Order, and at short notic Table Linens. Bed, Blankets Table Oil Cloths. Sheetings. Table Napkins. Pillow-Casings. Stair Linens. Rubber Sheeting. Towelings. Marseilles Quiltt. Brussels and Velvet Hassocks, &c, &c. Experienced Paper-Hangers anc Upholsterers will be furnished whex required. Carpets cut and made to order. Oil-Cloths fitted and put down Cornices mounted and put up. Win-dow-Shades hung. All work warranted. Prices guaranteed as low as in any similar establishment in the United States. Give us a call. WM. E. FRENCH dz CO., No. lO Fi-t Street, UP-BTAIRS.

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: 1 , , r-rf r, Regular ', , Eva us v i He, Padncall, and Cairo. Packet. 1 The New and Magnificent Steamer" MUSY FLOW E jR9J. V. Throop, Master; Vm. Dunk and Geo. Throop, Clerks, Leaves Evansvllle every ' TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clocfe precisely, for Cairo and all way landings. For freight or passage apply on board, or to K. K. DU KEKbOS & CO., ap3dtf Agents. For Padncah and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday pacisex. The magnificent side-wheel steamer - G us. Dusocchet, Master; Wm. Fowler, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every Wednt-sday and Saturday at 3 p.m. Leaves Cairo every Thursday and Sunday at 5 p.m. Makiae close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, and also for Memphis ana new urieans; ana wiui the Illinois central uauroaa. CnnncotM a.t Evansvllle with the K.& C. Railroad, and the Taraseon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on Doara Or to H. K.. 1L JN JvJrioUJN d to, afe24dtf . j AgecU Baxter's t Indeoendent Lowif. V-;' .? Pressare Packet ireU,'Q U I'C K S'T E P T : ' H.I. Dexter, Mas: :er Leaves Kvansville for Cairo every Monday and Thursday, at 4 i. m. positively, cannecting at Cairo with St. Louis. Memphis, r and Hew Orleans paciceta. i ' apsati Regular Cumberland i River Packet ; The fleet and elegant steamer OP HE A: 1ST T O M, Guy Visyard, Master: " 1 " Joe M. Carr, Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet from Evansville to Cumberland Rivi r, carrying freight and passengers at lowest rates, and giving especial attention to way business. For freight or passage apply on board. . mayl4 dtf Regular Evansville and Bowling1 Green Packet . 4 The New and' FinSy Appointed ! v Steamer A. Drinkwater, Master; i f John Adams, Cleik, ; Wiil run' as a regular Evansvllle and Green River Packet, making all landings hence to Bowling Green. Leaves Evansvllle every Monday and Friday, at 6 p. m. lebM dtf OLD RELIABLE TJ. S. MAIL Owcnsboro, Cannelton, and Louisville The new and elegant Passenger Steamer ipFv MORNING STAR, IkeLnjllis. Master: John Ouerbacher, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY HOSOAY, at 10 a.m. ; and TIll'JtSOAX, at 6 p.m. The magnificent side-wheel Steamer TARASC0N, Gii-more. Master : M. D. Washes, Clerk ; 1 LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WtD.V i;SlA V, at 6 p.m. ; and SATiKDAV, at 6 p. m. V The elegant and fleet ROSE HITE, A. Ballard, Master ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TITESOAY, at 6 p.m.; and slimja x , ai o pan. These boats have been refitted and refur nished throughout, and are now in firstrate order for tbe accommpdation of the public. Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all information furnished, by wa x au3iruHCi, ana R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. R. H. WOOL.FOI.K. Superintendent. may 10 tf Louisville, Ky. Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer TTyews 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. DUNKERSOJX & CO., Agents. pov2 dtf Regular Green River Packet The staunch Freight and Passenger Steamer s . Au. Edwards, Master. Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every Wednesday, and for Bowling Green every Saturday, at 5 o'clock p. mj apliTfltf. Regular Evansville, Frostnnrg, and iiariiora racKer. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer jSi JAMES GRAY, Chas. E. Hatnes, Master; Elias Kincheloe, Clerk. Will ply as a regular Semi-Weekly Packet between Evansville. Frostburg. and Hart ford, Ky. Leaves Evansville every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 p.m. .Leaves Frostburg every Aionaay at z p.m. Leaves Hartford every Thursday at 2 p.m. For freight or cassase apply on board. mch.23 dtf Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Weekly Packet FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and FLORENCE The fleet and elegant steamer SAM. ORE, Aujes Dcncah, Master; Val. Soreson, 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. mayl4 dtf

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' John Bryait, " Dickson G. Watts. Late Arkehbnrgh 1 r CHas. F. Tag. & Bryan. ' ' . , , t t ; BRYAN, WATTS & CO, ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . 43 Broad Street, . 4 f' ' 27EW YORK. Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advanemade on shipmnu of COTTON, TOBACju, ana omer froauce. R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agent NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES, that tbe undersigned have formed a limited partnership, pursuant to the provisions of the ' Revised Statutes of the State of New York ; that the name or firm under which such partnership is to be conducted is Bryan, Watts A Co.; that the general nature of the business to be transacted by such partnership is a general commission business ; that the general partners interested in saia business are John Bryan and Dickson G. Watts, who severally reside in the city ol New York, in the State of New York ; that the special partner Interested in said business is Charles F. Tag, who resides in the city of Hoboken, in the county of Hudson, and State of New Jersey; that 6aid special partner, Charles F. Tag, has contributed as capital to the common stock of such partnership tbe sum of one hundred thousand dollars in cash: and thatfuch nartnershin is to commence on-tbe sixteenth day of May, lmi, and is to terminate on tne six teenth day of May, 1870. Dated at New York, Mav 16, 18i7. , JOHN BRYAN, ' 1 DICKSON ti. WATTS, ; General Partners. CHARLhS F. TAG, may30 d3m . Special Partner. -.;-. card. I THAD P. GIBSON & CO, GENERAL;; Commission and Forwarding - Agents, . EVANSVILLE, IND. Special attention given to the sale Tobacco, Cotton, and Produce generally Prompt returns made. Forwarding promptly attended to. Particular attention given to tbe filll Of orders for Groceries, Provisions, a. Merchandise of every description. Office at RAGON te DICKEV'S, Watei street. - ... imayio COX & HUMPHREY, . . - Offices! t , , Wharf-boat, loot Sycamore Street, No. 19 North Water Street, Evansviixe, Ind. ' Office: ' No. 7 H oward Row, " Memphis, Tenk. Forwarding and Commission : Merchants, s :, WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS. and General Steamboat Agents. Special Agents for the " Atlantic and Great Western'),' . i ' -i Freight Line," Nashville and Northwestern, Nasavi , and Chattanooga, and Mobile and Ohio Railroads. Through Rates and Ellis of Ladk given to all points South. , Particular attention given to the hat ling of freight. . mchl A. S. EATHtBET. J. J. WHITTAKKB. Hayliurst & 11 liiltaker, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6.. . South Water St. Dealers in Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn and Country Produce. L. M. BAIRD. ...O. H. STABT 15AIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Aikman & Co..) GENERAL AGESTK, PRODUCE, Forwarding and Commission Mer chants, Evansville, Indiana. Refer to H Q Wheeler, Pres't. First National Bank, and Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansville National Bank. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly F. H. KAGON. K. DICKEY. , RAGON & IICIEY, "Wliolesale Grocen Dealers In WINES AND LIQUORS, and Forwarding & Commission Mercian Xos. 3 and 4 Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND Cash orders promptly and carefully filled. aeci an WE WOtlD REMIND OCB friends and former matrons that we are at the old CORNER of VINE and WATER HTKKliTS. still in the trade ol LIQUORS, FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, teM and should be pleased to see them. it. U. ALtXjlH & to. II. I. A I. LIS A 'CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, ttad Wholesale Deelera it LIQUORS FLOUR, W, Corner Water and Vine Streets,' Evansville, Ind . janl dtf. ; J. C. Dnsouchet & Con FORWARDING, COMMISSION A PRO DUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next door to M. Dalzell,) EvaiiSvllle, Ind. -. octlS , howell a mi llspacol Upper Wharfboat Proprietors, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Gene:al Steamboat Agents, Shawneetown, Illinois. N.B. Particular attention give to col lecting purchase charges. apr28 d3m Housekeepers' Emporium. COOK & HEALY. Dealers in Choice, Staple, and Fancy Groceries, FINE TEAS and COFFEES, No. 7 MAIM STREET, H. A. Cook, EVAJ.6VIl.LE.lND. J. Healy. ap22

Aieiander'McG'regbrf ' "Wm! McGregor. McGregor Brothers, ' ': ....... .-.,....'. . GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 33 TfBOl'PlTOl LAN ST., . New Orleans, La. Liberal advances made on Provisions and Western Produce consigned to our address. - ap2 d3ra.

P. S DnSOUCHET &C0. General Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, Dro. 33 Poydraa Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. All kinds of Western and Southern Produce, Consignments and Orders solicited. declSdtf. JP. O'Riley. General Commission Produce and For warding MERCHANT. Corner. Pojdras and New Levee Sts. NEW ORLEANS. LA. Reference, the Great West. ..." declSdtf. SAM. H. KENNEDY. JULIUS VA1RIN. .. , .. PAUL . MORTIMER. T S. H. KENNEDY & CO. , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Receivers or Porte, Bacon. Flour, Rope ' t and Whisky, , os k o7 iroyaras street, jxew urieans. declSdly. b. s. Howard, h. d. barret, New Orleans. w. r. preston, xm ew xoric. Catlin preston, Hutsonville, 111. ' : Geo. R. prkston. Evansvllle. Ind. wm. H. Williams, Calhoun, Ky. HOWARD, PREST0NS & BARRETT Cotton and Tobacco Factors ANDCOMMISSION MERCHANTS 16S Ctnmon Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Geo. w. Rathbone, President Evansvllle national iiami. Preston Brothers. Evansville. Ind. James Robb, f :sq., President Louisiana .national rsanic. rnew urieans. C. P. Norrls, Esq., Cashier First National Bank, Memphis. . G. R. Rutter, Esq., President Tennessee raationai Bank, Mempnw, Maj.'J. J, Murphy, President Memphis insurance company. oeci.Kiit. Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS : ; . ... and 'I . COMMERCIAL AGENTS. ;. Office No. 59 Poydras street, - ' New Orleans, La. 1 Carleton, Foute A Co., New York. fepeed, Donoho A Co., Memphis, Tenn. Cazart, Stockard A Co., Mobile, Ala. dec30-'65-tf. E. H. Fairchild. J. W. Bingham. FAIRCHLLD & BINGHAM, CommiHsiou 3Xer eli uii t H SI Magazine Street, nov20 dly NEW ORLEANS. S. M. B A RTON. ... M . M. POOL....W. M. AIKMAN. S. 31. BARTON & CO., Commission Merchantis 17 Magazine Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. MEMPHIS CARDS. E. 3, COMER. GEO. S. RICHARDSON. COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Factors, Storage, Commission, and Forwarding MERC II A1VTS, Clinton Street, MEMPHIS, TENN. REFERENCES. Chas. Northrop A Co., Memphis; Foster Jas. B. Fen by, St. Louis; J. B. Klrtlfxnd, 11 ill, Taiinadge & Co., New York. aeci. t. C. da via. w. w. morris DAVIS & MORRIS, Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants. - ; i m " ' YICKSBCKG, MISS. - Refer to- -Raeon k Dickey : Mackey, I bit & Co. ; Preston A Menifee; T. C Hn. A Vo.i Preston Brothers; Travis a. nines; R. K." Dunkerson: A Co.; Hubbs A Viets; George U Dixon. (may d.m JAMES SWANS0N & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In PINE LUMBER, Sningies, Lain, Doors, ana sasn. Also, a laree assortment of Allfctchenv. Chicago, and Toledo Lam ber and Floori n v, Dressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give ns a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yard on Water Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), EvansviU All orders promptly attended to. may23 d6m A. C. R0SENCRANZ, Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c, No. 12 SECOND STREET. - Between Main and Sycamore. Personal attention given te Repairing CEfWatche. Jaaldtta

COMMISSION SCYSTER, ELLIS & CO, (Successors to Davis, Scystvr A O0.4 General Agents, Fornartllns Merchants And WHARF-BOAT PROPKIETOKa, 8MITIILAND, KT. Prompt attention give to tWwmxOUm freight to all points on the CniuberUjs River, at low rates. li&t 42m c a. it r. TII0S. C. SMITH CO., PRODUCE ANI COMMISSION MERCHANTQt ' Dealers in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oais, Grin Seed, and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No. a SOUTH WATER HTBCT, Evansville, Istd. All orders promptly filled. jan22 dtf BEN. hubbs. rm.ii.yirA 11 runs A YIET&, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION m And WHARFBOAT PROPRMITOJIS. Agents "Star Uwion Zasnt. Office Xo. 2 Main Street, ' Jan23 dtf . Evanstujub, lcsiw FOSTER BROTHERS, ' Cincinnati, Ohio. FOSTER, BWTK A C9 , Memphis,! emu FOSTER, C0PELAND & CO, - . r Cotton, , '.;.'!.. Tobacco, AND GENERAL ' . OOMMISSION3IEHCIIANTS,

39 Water Street, NEW VORK. Consignments solicited Advaneiitada on property In store, or credits ei ven cat bills lading.. ; j ,, , ; t , ...... ' Refer to a Geo. W. Rathbone, Esq., President n vllle National Bank. Hon. John S. Hopkins, President FlrntN. I n n n 1 1. ' 111.. Richard Raleigh, Esq., Pres't MfRfcaBt National Bank. Kvnnnvlll mayl8 dtf HOWES & BURBANr, -Commission 31 1 i- it n So. 276 FRONT HTREXrr, MMPm.,TKK5. CaRh advances made on ennui d n inKitiaM may2d;jm TRAM SPOILT ATI OIL lIer(llau4, IeNpafeh FAST, FREIGHT LINi FORWARDS GOODS FROM ( NEW YOKK, BOSTON, and all points In th NEW ENGLAND STATES, TO EVANSVILLE DIRECT, IN TIME EQUALED BY NO OTUEK LINE, AT REGULAR UA1X- . ROAD RATEM. WITH AUEKTM AT A I.I. XII K principal points along the lin,w are enabled to give the UXMOKT 1EU PATCH to freight. We have Contracting Agents t Nswhaa N. H., Worcester, Mass., Springfield, Mam Providence. It. I., and Harttord. Oona Goods marked "Merchants' Dispatcli and shipped to either of the above placem or via of Albany, will reach onr line, and BILLS OF LADINO GIVEN, on appJlction.ON DAY OF SHIPMENT. All claims for DAMAGES. OVER CHARGES, Ac, are PROMPTL Y SETTLED without referring our patrons to Kaatem offices. E. B. MORGAN, Agent, Evansvllle, IrWI. Office witn Keen, Mark a uo. lplz THE v MERCHANTS' TJIflOU AVINU PUT TIIEIU UIRFXT and irreat Throuuli Lines In perfect working order, are now prepared to da General ExpreKH BuinesM with the East, west, wouinwesi, ana jNonnwtsi, mciuaing the carrying and collecting of Money V aluables, Ac. Our linen now ODened embrace the route between New York. BoHtou, Philadelphia Buffalo, Detroit, C'leveif.nd, CinclnnaU Chicago, Milwaukee.LaCrottue, Prairie-do Clilen, IndianapolU.Terrc Haute.BU Loaia and all intermediate points., and are belac rapidly extended over all the root trade. The capital of this Company is Twenty Million Dollars, and is an ample guarantee to the publla of its responsibility. All losses and da.na-' age of property entrnxted to- onr cure wil De promptly ana equuaoiy aojunteo. ' Everv effort will be made to merit UM Iatronage of the public Our rate are mm ow as those of any responsible Express Company. . OFFICE Sfo. 4 First Street. novl3

Fire Limits. NOTICE 18 1IEBKBY CEI VF.ff, that two weeks from date I will apply t tne Common Council of the City of Lvinv ville lor permission to erect a oue-slory frame building, forty feet long an elgnteen and a half feet wide, on lot tb re (3) block tnlrty-even, (37.) Eatern Bisiargement. S. H. S. COOIC June lGthfw.