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

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IlITER TEWS

For.Other River Hems See Fifth Fage. --mx ; ;".KlMr and Weather. ; ' ' The weather Is nearly dear and very hot at noon, but cool and pleasant mornings and evenings. , The river has fallen six Inches within the last twenty-four hoars. Arrivals and Departure. The arrivals and departnres up to three o'clock yesterday Include the Armada, Cairo to Evansvlll; Newsboy, Henderson and return ; Hamilton, Cincinnati to Arkansas River; Nightingale, St. Louis to Cincinnati. r BatIe. Among, the first, boats due here are the Rob Roy and Argonaut No. 2, for St. Louis ; Golden Eagle, for Memphis; John D. Perry and Mary Swan, from Memphis; Starlight, lor Arkansas River; P. W. Strader, i essenger, Leonidas, and Nick Longwortn, for New Orleans; Louisiana and Legal Tender, from New Orleans; Quickstep, from Cairo; Taraseon, from Lvuisvllle. Miscellaneous. ' Business was dulfon the levee yesterday j with few arrivals and little freight offer-ing-.l.The Phantom was getting a good trip.. .The Armada came up rather light ... The Mayflower had but little freight aboard at noon -..The Hamilton, a new boat of small dimensions, arrived from Cincinnati ' en route to Arkansas River, She draws but 11 inches light, and will ply solely in the Arkansas River.........The Nightengale was deeply loaded, and had a full loaded barge in tow;. .The Sam. Orr has gone to the bone yard. : - : .- :-- ; j Bouts Leaving: T-ly.T , i I Fob Cairo. The grand Armada, the pet of the people, Is the regular packet for Cairo to-day, at 4 o'clock. Capt. John B. Hall, a veteran river man, and universally popolar.icommands, and BUly Fowler and Geo. Ni cholson are in the office. Boat and officers are unsurpassad.; , . ' , Fob. '. Lotjisviiab. The great Taraseon, with Capt. A. T. Gilman on the roof, and the inimitable Miles D. Warren in the office, is the splendid packet for Louisville to-day at 6 o'clock. That .is all that is necessary to be said. Fob Cannelton. The excellent Ollie Sullivan. Capt. Hugo, with Master Hugo clerk, goes to Cannelton at 10 o'clock today. . -Gleaning frem mur Excbaarcg. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Monday sayst r',.' ,:;!;.;,; The weather was cloudy and warm yesterday, with a refreshing breeze and copious rans during the afternoon. At Pittsburg the river in rising, with 16K inrhes in the channel. Here it has receded during the past twenty-four hours, with only 4 feet ou Rising Sun Bar, the shoalest point hence to Louisville. . The Yankee, which passed Memphis for New Orleans, on Saturday, with a low of ice. sunk two of ber barges, one at President Island and the other at Helena. Louisville. - The Courier, of Monday says: The river continues falling despite the rain that fell so copiously around Cincinnati, with only 4 feet 3 inches water in the canal last evening, by the mark. During the previous 48 hours it had fallen 2 inches at the head of the falls and 6 inches at Portland. J On the falls last evening tier were 27 -v.oio w' ln iimpiiowiHhe Indian chute, and falling slowly. The America and General Ly tie are too heavy for the stage of water, and -uuless a speedy rise intervenes, will have to be withdrawn and lihtf-r boatshubstitnted. The Argonaut No. 2, Capt. Gus Everhart, has 3,000 barrels of cement engaged lor St. Louis. The reason she was withdrawn from the Columbus trade was that there were no boats running to lower ports to rehip on. The Beli.k Lee Immense Cylinder-!. Capt. A. McGill has named his new clipper for the Louisville and New Orleans . trade the Belle Lee, in honor of the accomplished daughter of James Brtdgeford, Esq., of this city. It is a beautiful name for a boat that is bound to create a sensation as soon as she appears In public. The name is appropriate as well as pretty, and the boat is expected to eclipse the once fa- . mous Atlantic, built for Capt. McGill before the war the boat that made the run from New Orleans to Hard Times Landing in twenty-four hours, the best run on record. The lielle Lee is to be about the same dimensions as the Atlantic, with fully one-fourth more power, a faultless model, and abundant steam power. The cylinders for the Belle Lee have been cast, the first on Saturday week, and the second on last Saturday, each requiring 15,(m pounds of molton iron. Tuey were made at the Washington Foundry of John B. Iavies & Co., and are perfect specimens, the heaviest ever made in the c'ty. The casting of the last cylinder on Saturday was sen by a large number of persons who were anxious to obs erve the modus operandi, and were highly pleased , with the to them novel exhibition. All pronounced the work complete and perlect, and all wished the greatest success to the Belle Lee. These cylinders are each 34 , inches in diameter with 9 feet stroke. , , From the Metropolis, 11L. Times, . we learn that the crew of the Richmond egaed the denizens of that little village, on her last trip up the Ohio. -The provocation was the taunting by some of the young Metropolitans of the Richmond on account of her defeat. The crew took advantage, and as the gay larks had on their Sunday- , go-to-meetic g clothes, gave them a shower of eggs, by way of accelerating their progress up the bank. The mate of the Dan Able was mulcted in the sum of S2t 50, at Memphis, the other day, Yor trying to save an innocent from , the clutches or avaricious, over-charging express wagon drivers. - St. Louis. The Democrat o( Monday says: River here still swellinsr. It la a bin riv er; bank full to Cairo, and big logs rolling Jast. The Rob Roy reports a -decline Deow Keokuk. The rise from the Minnesota Ac. has reached Dubuaue. but it is be lieved it will amount to little. The Missouri is high, but its vagaries have been '" such that we have been compelled to abstain from remarks as to its movements. 'r Low water is approaching in the Illinois As to business, signs of activity of a brisk time are becoming visible. Many boatsare laid npln this vicinity, hut they will soon be enabled to go out and earn something for--their owners and crews. Business is denominated dall, but a day never passes without a considerable amount of business transpiring at this port. . , , Who ever heard of a steamer being improved by being cufrinto four parts? yet it is to be done. The Lizzie Gill, a steamer owned here, will have her hull cut across into four parts and reunited. The purpose in tn loncn hn ihn hnll considerably, suffi cient to give it symmetrical lines, and it will be widened eight feet. -FLIT-BOAT CARGOES. The Rising Sun Insurance Company OF Rising Sun, Indiana. mHIS OLD AND RELIABLE COM J. pany, well known to the buslne river men, has established an agency ii this city, to insure cargoes of flat-boats s rates and on terms low as any compan can safely take such risks. Apply to ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent. Janlti 6m No. 10 South First Street

STEAMBOATS.

- Noticb to Shippers. Owing to the low water and difficulty of getting to Hmithland, the Cumberland River low-water packets will make this place their terminus. By recent action of the underwriters, freights to and Irom Cumberland River are privileged via Paducab, without extra charge for insurance or additional risk to carriers. Any freight to our care will go forward promptly , and at the lowest current rates. Our charges for ierwarding are 5cs per NO pounds. Sc. per dry barrel, and 10c. for whisky, 4c. Fowler, Lee A Co. Paducab, July 1,1867. dim ' ' i Notice to Shippers. We . have temporarily removed our Wharfboat to the foot of Cumberland Bar, a short distance below this place, where we will attend to the receiving and forwarding freights for the Cumberland Riveras heretofore. We so-; licit the patronage of our old friends, as well as new ones. Our rates are 5c per 100 lbs., and 5c for barrel freights. SCYSfKR, ELLIS CO. S.urrHLAND.'July 3, 1867. jy8-dlm. Regular Cincinnati and EvansTllle Packet. , The elegant light-draught steamer LEONOEA NO. 2 Wm, IMVIS, Master: : J. H. Tkiplett, Clerk. Runs as a regular Weekly Packet from Evansville to Cincinnati, delivering passengers and freight at the city wharf at Louisville, thereby saving extra expense of trans er. Leaves Evansville every MONDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. For freight-or passage apply on board, or to R.RUDD, jy2 dlf Agent Regular Evansville' and Cannelton i.i s-t-.. i -Packet. ' - ; , FOR OWENSBORO, ROCKPORT, AND CANNELTON. - , . The Excellent Steamer Ollie Snllivan, J. T. Hugo, Master. i - Hugo, Clerk. Will leave Evansville every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY for Cannelton and all way landings Arrive at Evansville every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, For freight or passage, apply on board. , , .. . , , jelStf Regular Efansirllle and Meniphis Packet. For Columbus, Madrid Bends, Hick- - man, and Memphis. , The elegant, fast side-wheel steamer JTolin. O. ;:Perry, J. Lee Finkey, Master ; Henry Milleb, Clerk, Will run as a regular Weekly Packet as above, giving especial attention to way business, the filling of orders, and collection of charges. ; Leave Evansville every TUESDAY, at 5 P.M. Leave Memphis every FRIDAY, at 5 P.M. For freight or passage apply on board. jun4 dtf . - LUMBER, &C. JAMES SWANS0N & SOX, Wholesale ancf Retail Dealers in iPIZsTE LUMBEE, Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. Also, a large assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, .Dressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. 1 Extra Sawed and Shaved Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectlully solicit the citizens of Evansville to give us a call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Yakd or Water Street, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), Evansvill All orders promptly attended to. may23 d6m New teteam Sash, Door, and Blind Factory. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING formed a copartnership unde the hrm name of McCORKLE & STRONG, have now in successlul operation a complete and well-furnished establishment for the manufacture by STEAM of Sasli, Doors, Blinds, Brackets, etc. and every other variety of Wood Work used in Carpentry. A liberal patronage is solicited. Factory on the corner of Walnut and Eighth Streets, Evansville, Ind. JOHN 8. McCORKLE. E. P. STRONG. Jnn20 dly LIQUORS. JONES & GATCH, A VINO CLOSED OUT THE1H GROCERIES, have gone into the ItTTTOR, BUSINESS EXCLUSIVE. and will sell all kinds of . FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Liquors the freight less than they can be bought for in Cincinnati. The public are tnvuea io caji ana ine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. No. 13 SOUTH FIRST STREET, Eetween Main una Locust, apf dtf NSVILLE, 1NB, A. 5. 3rairalle. (Successor to Sonntag A Gamble), WHOLESALE DEALER IN Foreign and Domestic Liguors, Cigars and Tobacco, ISo. O South First St. Kf ASSYI1IE, INDIANA, TTTHF.RE WILL ALWAYS B W found on hand an assorted slock ot Tmimrted Brandies. Foreign and Domestic Wines, and pure old copper Whisky s, Knntrh and Enelish Ales. Especial atten tion will be given to the supplying of tamniu fnr lomestic use warranted ture and eennine. Agent for Walker A Leonard's celebrated Tonic Bitters. The trade sup plied on liberal terms. imay asy

STEAMBOATS.

Regular .EyansTllle' ; Paclu- . can, and Cairo Packet, ! ' The NewVnd Magnificent Steamer . . . t J. V. Thboof. Master; ; ; i yVTM. Dttxk and Gio. Thkoop, Clerfes, : Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock precisely, for Cairo and all way landings. : - . For freight or passage apply on board, or to ,T R. K.DUN KEKfeON & CO., ap3dtf 1 ' Agents. For Padocah and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet , The magnificent side-wheel steamer ; : AEMADA, GUS. DUSOOCHBT, Master; ,' -:' Wm- Fowlek, Clerk, . Leaves Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p.m. ' , Leaves Cairo every Thursday and Sunday Making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, and also for Memphis and New Orleans; and with the Illinois Central Railroad. Connects at Evansville with the E.A C. Railroad, and the Taraseon for Louisville. -. For freight or oassage apply on board or to R. K DUNKERSON 4 Co. ap24dtf Agents Dexter's V Independent 'Lowit ,:,K4;:s;Pressnre.Paeket 5 OHIO K 8 T E P H. 1. Dexter. Master Leaves Evansville for Cairo every Monday and Thursday, at 4 p. m. positively, oouneeting at Cairo with St. Louis. Memphis, and New Orleans packets. ap8 dtf , Regular Cumberland River Packet The fleet and elegant steamer IP H iA N T O M, Guy vnrrm Mastery m Will ply as a regular packet from Evansville to Cumberland River, carrying freight and passengers at lowest rates, ana giving especial attention to way business. For freight or passage apply on board, may 14 dtf : : 1 Regular Evansville and : Green Packet The New and , Finay ". Steamer BowlingAppointed Wliite, III. A. Drink water, Master; , . John Adams, Clerk, Will run as a regular Evansville and Green River Packet, makinK all landings hence to Bowling Green. . . Leaves Evansville every Monday and Friday, at 6 p. m. feb9 dtf OLD RELIABLE XJ. S. MlIX, LINE FOR Owensboro, Cannelton, and Louisville The new and elegant Passenger Steamer isM MORNING STAR, IkeDollis, Master; John Ouibbaceir, Clerk ; T m -iT-ca pviwsvtr.T ir FVPRV P MOX DAY, at 10 a.m. ; and The magnificent side-wheel Steamer TARASC0N, Gilmorx, Master ; vTarres, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WEDS EKilAY, at 6 p.m. ; and SATl'KDAl , at 6 p. m. The elegant and fleet ROSE HITE, A. Ballard, Master; George Patterson, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TCESIAY, at 6 p.m. ; and I'KIDAY, at 6 p.m. These boats have been befitted and refurnished 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 & HUMPHREY, and . R. K. DUNKERSON A CO., Agents. R. H. Wooli-olx, Superintendent, maylO tf - Louisville, Ky. Daily Henderson Packet. - The fine Steamer ixVews' Boy. C. G. PERKINS, Master, ;, -Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, p. M. Freights received at ail Hours at, we Mammoth Wharfboat. R. K. DUNKEllSOr & CU., Agents. nov2 dtf - Regular Green River Packet The Etaunch Freight and Passenger bteamer dLa Liyon, AU. Edwards, Master. . Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every Wednesday, and for Bowling Green every Saturday, at a o'ciock f. m lapio um. Regular Evansville, Frostburg, ana uaruora ratKsi. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer JAMES GRAY, J. W. Stinsow, Master; . v. .Tfn. muRktsold. Clerk, wm niv oi a. rarni&r Hml-Weeklv Packet between Evansville, Frostburg, and Hartfil'ov(w' F.vansvillft everv Tuesday and Leaves rostnurg every aionuay Leaves Hartford every Th ursday at 2 px For freignt or passage appiy on owmu. mch23 dtf Regular Evansville and Tennessee iuver weeauy rauis.Bu FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and The fleet and elegant steamer SM. OEK, Allen Ditncan Master ; 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

GOMMISSION CARDS.

' JoHir Bevajt, ' Late Arkenburgh A Bryan. ' si Dick sow G. Watts. CHAS. F. TAO , t, ! ' , ! BRYAN, WATTS & CO ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, V '.. .IS Broad Street,; ' :. ,-. ; v.. r , f JJSV TOJIX. Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advances made on shipments of COTTON, TOBACCO, and other Produce., r, v (:?.' R. K. DUNKERSON & CO.r AgaUt. MOTICE IS HEREBY CI TEN, XV that the undersigned have formed a limited paitnership, pnrsuant to the provisions of the- Revised Statute of the state of New -3fork ; that the name or firm under which such partnership is to be conducted in Bryan, Watts A Co. ; that the general nature of the business to b transacted by such partnership is a general commission business; that the general partners interested in said business are John Bryan and Dickson G. Watts, who fceverally reside lu the city of New York, la 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 connty of Hudson, and State of New Jersey ; that said special partner, Charles F. Tag, has contributed as capital to the common stock of such partnership the sum of one hundred thousand dollars in cash ; and that such partnership is to commence on the sixteenth day of May, 1867, and is to terminate on the six teenth day of May, 1870. J Hated at New York, May 16, 1867. 1!,t i JOHN BRYAN,, ' ? J . ... DICKSON G. WATTS, J General Partners. . ' CHARLkS F. TAG, may30d3m r : Special Partner. :'7:v;.'r; Card.':,!l;,!, ::,;'"! THAD. P. GlisON & CO, j ' , i GENERAL ' , ' Commission and Forwarding Agents, , EVANS VILLE, IND. Special attention 'given to the sale Tobacco, Cotton, and Produce generally Prompt returns made.. - Forwarding promptly attended to.' ' Particular attention given to the fllU' of orders for Groceries, Provisions, a. Merchandise of every description. Office at RAGON fc DICKEY'S, Wate Street. ; , . mayU COX & ; HUMPHREY, n Offleea: . ! Wharf-boat, toot Sycamore Street. No. 19 North Water Street. ! . EVASSVIiXJC, IXD. t , . : ' Office? ' ' No. 7 Howard Row, ' ' , Memphis, Tknk. : ,'. -r. , V . i ...... i Forwarding and . Commission ! "" Merchants, ;: t .WHARFBOAT '': PROPRIETORS, and Gkmkbal Stkamboat Agksts. - ' Special Agents for the " Atlantic and Great Western J ' Freight IAne," Nashville and Northwestern, Nasn and Chattanooga, and Mobile snd ' Oh to Railroads. Th rough Rates and Bills of LadL given to all points South. Particular attention given to the hailing of freight. mchl A. S. HAYHUKST. J. 3. WHXTTAKKB. Hajhurst & VVIiittaker, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6 South Water St. . TtoalAra In Flnnr. Bacon. Hav. Oats. Corn and Country Produce. L. X. BAIBD....a .G. H. START BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. AikTuan A Co..) f1 ENEBAIi Af.ESTS, PRODUCE, 1JP 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 K'.ver salt Co. nu-iy F. H. BAOOK. K. BICKXT. It 4 O ON A DICIiKY, Wholesale Grocer Dealers In WINES' AND LIQ UORS, t and Forwarding & Commission Merehasl Jfos. 3 and 4 Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND Cash orders promptly and carefully filled. a eel dti WE WOl'LD BEHIND OVK friends and former patrons that we are at the old CORNER of VINE and WATER STREETS, still in the trade of LIQUORS, FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, &C, and should be pleased to see them. . - tl. V. AljLtlo dt UU. II. I. AI.L.IS & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers in LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c Corner Water and Tine Streets, EVANSVILIJt, IlTB. Janl dtf. ; ! . ; - J. C. Dnsouchet & Co, ; , FORWARDING, COMMISSION & PRO DUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind. octlS HOWELL MI LLSPAUfll, Upper Wharfboat Proprietors, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. and Geneial Steamboat Agents, Shawneetown, Illinois. Tt Pflrtlcnlflr nitonttrm trl vpo to COl lecting purchase charges. apr28 d3m Housekeepers' Emporium. COOK & HEALY, Dealers In Choice, Staple, and Fancy Groceries, FINE TEAS Aifl COFFEES, NO. 76 MAIN STREET, H. A. Cook.l '.Evanbvillb, Iito. J. Healy. ap22

NEW ORLEANS.

Alexander, McGr .'j-. Win. McGregor. McGregor Brothers, V-f'-i .-'- j -GENERAL'; COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. SJ-TCBOl PITOrLAS ST., . , New Cklkaks, La. Liberal advances made on Provisions and Western Produce consigned to our address, i f --; . . ap2d3m. P. S. DnSOUCHET &C0. General Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, No. S3 Psjdras Street, ? ' , NEW ORLEANS, LA Aii kinds of Western and Southern Pro duce, Consignments and Orders solicited. decl5dlf. General Commission Produce and Forwarding Corner Pordras and Vtw Leree Stf., Reference,, the Great West. , , , declSdtt. : - .i:.. .' RAM. . USSIDT. , JULIUS VAIBIH. PAUL K. KORTIHCB. ,, ; i S. H. KENNEDY & CO. ' r COMMISSION MERCHANTS,' Receivers oif Pork, Bacon, Flour, Rope andWhlsky, SS A 57 Poydraa Street. New Orleans. declSdly. " b. s. Howard, h. d. BARRiT, New Orleans. W. a. rusTOir, New York. . . catliw PRESTON, Hntsonvflle, 111. ' oko. k, pRKSToir, Evansville, Ind. -WM . H. williaks, Calhoun, Ky. HOWARD, PREST0NS & BARRETT Cotton and Tobacco Factors AND COMMISSION MEBrilASTS ' 168 ('mmen Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. REFERENCES, Geo. W. Rathbone. President Evausvllle national Bank. Preston Brothers, Kvansvme, ind. James Robb.Esa.. President Louisiana National Hank. New Orleans. C. P. Norris. Esq.. Cashier First National Bank, Memphis. G. R. Rutter, Esq., President Tennessee National Bank. Memphis. WaJ. J. J. Murphy, President Memphis insurance Company. decl5dtf. Speed, Sammers & Co., . Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydra street. Nkw Oblcass, La. Carleton, Foute A Co., New York. Speed, Donobo A Co., Memphis, Tenn. Casart. Htockard A Co.. Mobile, Ala. dec30-'65-tf. E. H. Faibchild. J. W. Binqham, FAIRCHLLD & BINGHAM, CommlHMion Merchants SI Magazine Street, nov30 dly NEW ORLEANS. 8. M. BAKTOS..-M. X.POOL....W. X. AIKMAM. S. M. BARTON & CO., Commission McrehnntH 17 Magazine Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. MEMPHIS CARDS. E. 1. COX KB GEO. 8. BICHABD80N. COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Factors, Storage, Commission, and Forwarding Iff' E R C HANTS, Clinton street, MEMPHIS, TENN. REFERENCES. Bros.. Cincinnati ; Jas. Vlba A Co .Boston ; Jas. B. Fen by, St. Louis; J. B. Kirtland, Hill, xaimaage a wo., new ion. deci. T. C. DAVIS. W. W. KORRB DAVIS & MORRIS, Cotton Factors and Oeneraf Commission Mercnantc, TICKSBVRG, HISS. " Refer to Ragon A Dickey ; Mackey, I bit & Co.; I "res ion A Menifee; T.C Hnu. A Co.; Preston Brothers; Travis A Hiues; R. K. Dunkerson; Co.; Hubbs A Vlets; George L. Dixon. may d3m HILL & CO., PRODUCE DEALERS i-i . and " Commission Merchants, No. 39 Madison Street, Memphis, Tejj. Solicit consignments of Provisions Flour. ia Corn Hay, Oats. Green and Dried M ea l , ixr n , n - Fowla and produce f rUI L, uuvwif -o of all kinds. Tnev have good business facilities, and by giving prompt returns wiU strive to please cuttomers. Reference. George R. Preston, Esq., I Evansville. H. D. Allis A Co., I Halliday Bros.. Cairo, 111. Taaf, Phillips A Co., Memphis, Martin Waft A Co., I gt. Louis. Chouteau A Edwards, J It . Uutxjis A Augur, Cincinnati. Jyg dtf RTilnffles 1 SMndes ! ! SUngles I ! ! JAM DELITEBIHSTO ANT PART of the city a number one article of c . v- j 1 n , tnrs dAllan Ami flflv - . r -(rkaaA wAr rll atmM1 .nil .SavmlyJoS.'

(Sa-on fav, Beyster Cienera Agcnt, Forward is tlercliants, And WHA tF-BOAT PROPRIETS ? SJIirilLAND, KT. Prompt atteitjon &vmn to lorwa '. :-. freight to all ponta on the Cam River, at low rata,. -.'p

C A. HTJ. HMI '"t"r TH0S. C. SMITH & CG PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHAS 1-Y Dealers in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Gram I. and PRODUCE GENERALLY, No. O SOUTH 1VATEK NTRM EVAKSVIIXE, IKR. All orders pron; 4t)y flltJL BEN. HCUBS. FBTY. Z. ri IIUKr.S A. ij:th, ; FORWARDING AND COl'rtW". And WHARFBOAT PROiKiis..wiJ& , Agents "Star Union Luol. . flce Na. 2 Halo Street,, Jan28 dtf Evan svillb, fvsck FOSTER BROTHERS, Cincinnati, Ohio. . FOSTER, GWYK . Mem puis, T FOSTER, C0PELAND &-jjt . ': . a i . t Cotton, Tobacco AND GENERAL c 6 M m i s sioisr MEHCIIANTS, 30 Water Street, NEW YORK. Consignment solicited. Advances on property la store, or credits give viiia laaing. Refer to Geo. W. Rathbone. Esq., President Eva. vllle National Bank. Hon. John S. Hopkins, I "resident First Htfb- - tlonal Bank, Evansville. Richard Raleigh, Esq., Pres't MercbCKfl National Bank, Evansville.' mayie dtf . HOWES & BURBANX, Commisalon TM.croJiaMtm No. 276 FRONT STKKET, Mempuib, Tvwn Cash advances made on conslgnmeavtxBt. may2d3m TRANSPORTATIOJT. Mercliantsf Despatch FAST FREIGHT LIfci FORWARDS GOODS FROK 2VEW YOUK, IIOSTOS. and all points In the NEW ENGLAND STATES, TO EVANSVILLE DIRECT. IN TIME EQUALED BY NO OTHXSK LINE, AT REGULAR RAILROAD RATES. WITH AUENTM AT ALL TKWC principal points along the Njwf.ww are enabled to give the UTMOSr L PATCH to freight. We have Contracting Agents at fcafcsa N. H., Worcester, Mass., SpringfleW,ia Providence, R. I., and Hartford, Oma Goods marked "Merchants' VisfMietm and shipped to either of the above pfaMnw . or via of Albany, will reach our li, andt BILLS OF LADING GIVEN, on Appijtmtlon, ON DAY OF SHIPMENT. All claims for DAMAGLS, OVCK CHARGES, Ac., are PR OMPTL Y SETTLED without referrlne our natrons to offices. E. B. MORGAN, AertL Offlce with Keen. Mark A co. isepa THE MERCHANTS' UNIGW Express Company,, TTAVINO PUT THEIR MMXT r and great Through Lines in pwrtoM. working order, are now prepared General Express Business witn tne -My itis thnitarrvlncand eoltoctlua of ttmmv Valuables, Ac . .. ... Our lines now opened embrace im rwm between New York. Boston, PhUadpfcij BufTalo, Detroit, cieveiana, iucib Chicago, Milwaukee, LaCrowe, Vrln--Chien, Indianapolls,Terre Haute, SC L ana an mierineuiam rwiuin, uu rapidly extended over all the rorw trade. . . . v The capital or this company Twenty Million DoLlara, and is an ample guarantee to Abm jmm OX 1LS responKiumiy. age of property entrusted to -out carftvtA be promptly and equitably adjusted. Every effort will be made' to merU t patronage of the public u rau. m tjm low as (hose of any responsibla Exr Company. R R WALDEH AfiA OFFICE No. 4 F trat Str.v DOV13 SOIJTC'ilEIl.V IIOTJCr Water Street, between Main and XjoatX. KVAMSVII.LK, IWD. ' i" E. M. WHITE, PaoFRiETea. A Watch kept at all boors for Boat. Y bert of fare at moderate prices. Vnmiveyance from thedepot to the House. my30-3ao.