Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 August 1867 — Page 7

THE ' V A -SVILLE DAILY JOURNAL. FRIDAY. AUGUST 2. 1867:

r i v e:r y e w s . ForOther River Items tee fifth Ivge.

Weathrr and Wter. The weather yesterday morning was clear and quite sultry, which culminated in rain. The river continues to decline rapidly, and, as some remark, seems to be about drying up. 't Arrivals and Ieparture. The arrivals and departures up to three o'clock yesterday include the Darling, Memphis to Cincinnati ; Empire. Cairo to Louisville; Newsboy, Henderson, to return; Quickstep, Cairo, to return; Wild Hoosier, Rising Sun, to return; Eau Claire, Green River, to return. Boat Dnt. Among the first boats due here are the New York for St. Louis; Empire and Champion, for Memphis; Minueola, from Memphis; Ezra Porter, for New Orleans; Mayflower, from Cairo; Phantom, from Tennessee River; Chattanooga, from Cumberland River. Jf iscel laneonw. Business on the levee continues decidedly dull, with but few arrivals The Empire passed up shout 1 o'clock yesterday morning almost entirely light, and the Darling an hour afterwards in nearly Ihesame condition, bnt having abargein tow. The Darin g l nl mi bales of cotton for Cincinnati The Quickstep had C5 hhds. of tobacco, (rt.ix'-'shiiigles, 138 bags of wheat, and a large amount of miscellaneous freight and a good passe nger trip The Wild Hoosier brought down two boats loaded with bowlders, having left one on Scuftletown bar .The Newsboy had 45 hhds. tobacco. She made but one trip yesterday.... ..The Eau Claire had a full cargo of tobacco The Mary Swan was full of freight, including l,OuO sacks of corn and a vast amount of lurniture. She got off about 3 o'clock As we predicted, to use the language of the Louisville Courier, a pleasant rain fell about noon yesterday, modifying the heat, and was followed by other showers during the day. As the first storm broke, the dry dock containing the Ada Lyon parted its moorings and drifted nearly across the river. The Wild Hoosier went to the rescue and towed the dock back to her station. Boats lftlinTo-HT. For Cairo. The splendid light draught Mayflower, the piide of the Lower Ohio, goes to Cairo at 4 o'clock to-day. offering unsurpassed" attractions to passengers and shippers. Capt. Billy Lowth is in command, and Billy Dunn and Geo. Throop are in the office. She Is admirably adapted to the low water trade, as she is very light. For Louisville.- The Ella Faber takes her plae in the Louisville and Henderson trad to-day, having been thoroughly repaired and refitted for duty, and offers especial attractions to passenger and shippers. Capt. John H. Peckenpauah, an experienced steamboatmau and an accomplished gentleman, is in command, and George Patterson, who has won an enviable reputation as a polite and obliging clerk, has charge of the office. The Ella Faber leaves for Louisville at 6 o'clock this evening. For Casselton.-The Ollie Sullivan, Captain Hugo, returns to Cannelton at 10 o'clock to-day. She makes all the landings. For Green River. The Win. White is the regular Green River packet this evening, and is an excellent and pleasantly appointed steamer. Captain Drinkwater and John Adams are her chiel officers, and are great favorites with the people, (leanings from nnr Ex ht litres. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Wednesday says: The weather yesterday was clear and mild. At Pittshuigh. the River is stationary, with ii) Indies In the channel. Here it has receded 2 inches rinrine the past 24 hfaits. with 3 feet on Risinsj Sun bar, the fhi'i. 1 t point hen-- to Louisville. Capt. lts will introduce th- Ida Rees in tne PoMsmoutb and Cincinnati trada during low water, leaving here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The Starlight goes in the Marine Docks. The Bertha came off yesterday, and will receive a new coat of paint near the Water, works. We regret to announce that Capt Prather of the Magnolia, is very ill. Captain Dan Marntta arrived from Pittsburgh yesterday. The Groesbeck has gone on the Eureka Docks for repairs. Mr. Hartupee, the noted Pittsburgh machinist, is in the city. Louisville. The Courier of Wednesday says: The river was still falling yesterday and gra'lnal.y seeking low-water mam." with only three feet four inches water in the caua!, in the evening, by the canal mark. With the due allowauce'Jor mud, we can repoit four feet large in the canal. The weather is clear and rather 1 for the season, the thermometer at noou ranging at & in ti e shade. The navigation of Kentucky river is now no better than the Cumberland or the Ohio above Cincinnati, it is played out, or rather the water has run out, and the Dove No. ;!, he lightest draught steamboat ever built, could not ge- up :o Lock No. 1. There was not water enough at the lock to floa a skiff, and Captain Sanders has retired from the trade until the next rain, and has laid up the Dove alongside of the Wren, at Jefl"eronville. The Cumberland Island or dam, just opposite the mouth of the Cumbeiland aud the town of Smithlaud, the channel has cut through a ongside of Dog Island, the Kentucky side of the Island. The channel of the river at that point is frequently making divisions ttespiiu the dam which was expressly built to throw the water to the Smithiand shore, but in low water it has found an outlet or channel through a breas in theuaiu, close to Cumberland Island ; so now, the first time in four years, the deepest water is nown by Dog Island, on the Illinois side of the river.which effectually cuts off smithland. The comnniltee of merchants aud boatmen that met yesterday 'o establish tue Tennessee River Pacnet Line, or Packet Company, did not get through with their labors, and are to meet again this morning. Let none fail to attend, as the final programme is to be presented to-day aud acted upon. And their work will not be completed when their line is established. Then the interesting part will begin that of the backers running their hands into their pockets to furnish the "sinews." That will be the fun. ST. Louis. The Democrat of Wednesday snys : River falling rapid'y here. Illinois and Missouri still ou steady decline. Steamer Davenport found only four feet ten inches o:i lower rapi'!s, aud falline pretty fast. Business fair. It is about to increase to large proportion. Every Northern Line packet will be actively employed in the upper Mississippi trside by the middle of AllSll. -the increase eitewncre will D9 , equally considerable. In the meantime, the boats n- w running seem without ex- I cert!!1" o :1! thy can do; i-ut there Is n v ::' 'iraourv. of tonnaae still U:d up.' Tn . w.al'.ei i iiai.ii cool lor the season. j

STEAMBOATS.

Xotick to tsMiFPthis. owing to the low water aud difficulty of getting to smithland, the Cumberland River low-water packets will make this place their terminus. . Bv recent action of the underwriters. freights to and from Cumberland River aie pnviiegeu via rauuean. wimoui extra charge for insurance or additional risk to carriers. Any freight to our care will go forward promptl) , ad at the lowest current rates. Our charges for forwarding are 5c. per l'v pounds, 5c. per dry barrel, ana 10c. lor wnisny, ac. r owlik, it-n. at vu, Paducab, July 1, 1867. dim Notice to Shippers. We have tempo rarily removed our Wharfboat to the toot ofCumberland Bar. a short distance be low this place, where we will attend to the receiving ana forwarding freights lor tne Cumberland Riveras heretofore. We so licit the patronage of our old friends, as well as new ones. Our rates are 5c per 100 ids., ana dc lor oarrei ireignis. SCYS TKR, ELLIS & CO. Smith land, July 3, 18(37. jy8-dlm. Regular Evansville and Cumberland River Packet. The Light Draught Elegant Steamer CHATTANOOGA, HENRY SCOTT, Master: KIT. RUDD, Clerk, Leaves Kvansville EVERY Monday, for Clarksvllle and ail intermediate Cumber land River ports. For freight or passage apply on board. jyl6 If Regular Cincinnati and Evansville Packet. The elegant light-draught steamer LEOISTOH. INTO. 2 Wm. Davis, Master; J. H. Tkiplett, Clerk. Runs ns a regular We-kly Packet from Kvansville to Cincinnati, delivering uasseneers and freight at the city wharf at Louisville, thereby saving extra expense of trans er. Leaves Evansville every MONDAY M RN" ING, at 9 o'clock. For freight or passage apply on board, or to j 14. ti;u. jy'J dtr Agent. Regular Green River Packet W i wtfgg The staunch Freight and Passenger cteamer Ada -Lyon, Alf. Edwards, Master. Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every Wednesday, and for Bowling Green every suiuruay, at, o o ciock p. m apiiutr. ana iiartroru racket. The excellent Light-Draught Steamer JAMES GRAY, J. W. Stinson, Master; Joe. McRevnold. Clerk. Will ply as a regular Semi-Weekly Packet between Kvansville, Frostburg, and Hartford, Ky. Leaves Evansville every Tuesday and Saturday at 5 P.M. Leaves Frostburg every Monday at 2 p.m. Leaves Hartrora every rnursaay at a p.m, For freight or passage apply on board. mch23 dtf FRUIT J ASS. 111 it Jars. 111 lit Jars. I-i-ii it Jars. AT 3ark & Warren's jSTO. 18 LJTN ST. . LETCHWOKTITS GLASS JAR, Tin top, rubber baud, held by a screw. ADAMS'S GLASS JAR, Tin top, wire fastening; sealing wax to suit. CORK TOP. Glass Jars, with corks; sealing wax to suit. BROWN EARTHEN JARS, Tin top, wire fastening; closed with wax. SEALING WAX AND CORKS For sale extra. MARK & WARREN, IMPORTERS OF Qneensware, Glassware, CIIIXA, FAXCY Q00DS, d-c, 18 Main Street. junJO (12w FEED STORES. Western Feed Store. WM. TROUP & CO., y Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HAT, CORN, OATS, BR AX, HEAL, FLOUR, SHIPSTUFFS, HOMINY, SALT, LIME, &c, So. lOS ana HO, Corner Main and Fourth Streets, EVAJiSVII LE, InD. In returning thanks to our customers for their past favors, we would say we have on nand, and will be receiving from time to time, a full supply of Brail and Feed generally, which we will sell at reduced prices. Also, a superior article of New Vhea. Flour. ;ivs us a cal. We will 11 ysur orders, an J deliver them promptly. p2 tium

STEAMBOATS. Regular Evansville, Ia ilea li, aud Cairo Packet. The New and Magnificent Steamer MAYFLOAYEE, J. V. Throop, Master; Wat. Duns and Geo. Throop, Clerks, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 3 o'clock precisely, for Cairo and all way landings.

or ireignt or passage apply on ooaru. or to ap3dtf Agents. For Padacab and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent side-wheel steamer ARMADA, GCS. Dusocchet, Master; Wm. Fowieb, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every Wednesday and faturdav at 3 p.x. Leaves Cairo every Thursday and Sunday at 5 p.m. 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.& C. Railroad, tnd tbeTarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board or to R. kT DUSKERSON & Co. ap24dtf Agents. Dexter's Independent LowPressure Packet stQUICKSTEP, 2 H. T. Dexter, Master Leaves Kvansville for Cairo every Monday nnd Thnrsdav. at 4 o. m. positively, con necting at Cairo with St. Louis. Mempliis, and .New Orleans packets! a pa dtf Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Weekly Packet. FOR JOHNSON VILLE, EASTPORT, and FLORENCE. The fleet and elegant steamer P H A N T O M, Allex Duncasi, Master; Val. Sore.vsox, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY at 4 p.m., carrying freights and passengers at lowest rates. Particular attention given to tilling orders. For freight or passage apply on board. mayl4 dtf Regular Evansville and BowlingAppointed Green Packet New and Finely Steamer The &teWm- "White, A. Drinkwater, Master; John Adams, Clerk, Wi:l run us a regular Evansville and Green River Packet, making all landings hence to Bowling Green. Leaves Evansville every Monday and Friday, at 6 p. in. eb9 dtf OLD RELIABLE XJ. S. MAIL LnSHE FOR Owcnsboro, Cannelton, and Louisville The new and elegant Passenger Steamer MORNING STAR, E. iiOLLCROFT Master; John Ocerbacher, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY aOSDAY, at 10 a.m. j and Til IKS DAT, at p.m. The magnificent side-wheel Steamer TARASCON, Gilmore. Master: M. D. Warrek. Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY U'EUALSUAY. at 6 n.m. : and S IT I It I A V, at 6 p. m. The elegant and fieet ROSE HITE, A. Ballard, Master ; george fATTERso, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TCLSOAY, at 6 p.m. ; and t niuA m 9 at ii p.m. These boats have been refitted and refur nished turoughout, and are now in firstrate order fer the accommodation of the public. Freights received at all times, free of charge, and all information furnished, by wi HUJimKhi.ana R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. R. H. Woolfolk. Superintendent. maylO tf Louisville, Ky. Regular Evansville and Cannelton Packet. FOR OWENSBORO, ROCKPORT AND CANNELTON. The Excellent Steamer Ollie Svilliva.ii, J. T. Hugo, Master. Hugo, Clerk. Will leave Evansville every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY for Canneiton and all way landings Arrive at Evansvilie every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATUR DAY. For freight or passage, apply on board. jelotf Regular Evansville and 3Iemphis Packet. For Columbus, Madrid Bends, Hick man, and Jflempnie. The elegant, fast side-wheel steamer Jolin X. Perry, J. Lee Fi-ney, Master; Henry Miller, Clerk, 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, at 5 P.M. Leaves Memphis every FRIDAY, at 5 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board. jun4 dtf Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer JNews Boy. C. . PERKINS. Master. : Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, p. M. ireiunts received at ail nours at tne Mammoth Wharfboat. R. K. DUNKiiRSON & CO., Agents. nov2 dtf

COMMISSION CARDS.

Joitst Bryan, Late Arken burgh & Bryan. Dickson g; Watts. Chas. F. Tag. BRYAN, WATTS & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 43 Broad Street, NEW YORK. Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advano-s made on shipment of COTTON, TOBACCO, and other Produce. R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE IS. Jjy that the undersigned have formed a limited partnership, pursuant to the provisions of the Revised Statutes of tne state or jsew tors ; tnat tne name or firm under which such partnershin is to be conducted is Bryan. Watts & 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 said business are John Bryan and Dickson G Watts, who severally reside iu the city of - ew i orit, in i ne oiaie oi ew x orn ; inai the special partner Interested in said busi ness is.Charles F. Tag, who resides in the city oi iiooouen, in tne county or Hudson and State of New Jersey: that said special partner, Charles F. Tag, has contributed a capital to tne common stocK ot sucn partnershio the sum of one hundred thousand dollars in cash : and that such partnership is to commence on the sixteenth day of .suay, ist, and is to terminate on tne six teentn uay or May, is?o. Dated at New York, Mav 16, 1867. JOHN BRYAN. DICKSON Ci. WATTS, General Partners, CHAELtS F. TAG, inay30 d3m Special Partner. Card. THAD. P. GIBSON & CO, GENERAL Commission and Forwarding; EVANSVILLE, IKD. Special attention given to the sale Tobacco, Cotton, and Produce generally Prompt returns made. Forwarding promptly attended to. Particular attention given to the flili; of orders for Groceries, Provisions, a. Merchandise of every description. Office at RAGON te DICKEY'S, Water street. mayitt COX & HUMPHREY, Offices: Wharf-boat, loot sycamore Street, No. 19 North Water Ktreet, Evansville, Ind. Office : No. 7 Howard Row, Memphis, Tenw. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, WHARFBOAT PROPRIETORS and General Steamboat Agents. Special Agents for the "Atlantic ami Great Western J Freight Line, " Nashville and Northwestern, Nasnv. and Chattanooga, and Mobile and Ohio Railroads. Through Rates and Bills of Ladl given to all points South. Particular attention given to the bax ling of freight. mctd A. 8. HAYHURST. J. J. WHITTAXXK. Ilayhurst &. IVhittaker, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6 South Water St. Dealers in Flonr, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn anu loumry rrouuet L. M. BAIKD .. ,.Q. H. START BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Alkman A Co..) ptXKRAL AGENTS, PRODl't'E, JT rorwaiuing anu commission Merchants, Evanwville, Indiana. Refer to H Q. Wheeler. Pres't. First National Bank and Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansville national Bang. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly F. H. RAGON. E. DICKEY RAGOX fc DICKEY, IVIioIesale Grocert Dealers in WINES AND LIQUORS, and Forwarding & Commission Merchal! Xos. 3 and 4 Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND CaFh orders promptly and carefully filled, deel dtf WE WUVLD REXIXD OCR friends and former patrons that we are at tbe old CURNEK of VINE and WATER STREETS, still in thetradeof LIQUORS, FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, e and should be pleased to see them. H. D.ALLIS4CO. ir. ii. Ai,iis a co., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers It LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c Corner Water and Vine Streets, Evansville, Ins. Janldtf. v J. C. Dusouchet & Co., FORWARDING, COMMISSION & PRO DUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind. octlS Housekeepers' Emporium. COOK & HEALY, Dealers in Choice, Staple, and Fancy Groceries, FINE TEAS and COFFEES, SO. 76 MAIS STREET, H. A. Cook, Evansville, Ind. J.LHealy. - ip T. F. SHERWIN, with GEO. S. SOAATAO fc CO., Jh ARDWARE, 2 riKST STREET. may Iti 3m Evansville, Ind.

NEW ORLEANS. Alexander McGregor. Wm. McGregor. 3IcGregor Brothers, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 33 ICHOVPITOrLAS ST., New Crleans, La. Liberal advances made on Provisions and Western Produce consigned to our addrese. (ap2d3m. P. S. DuSOUCHET & CO. General Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS, No. 33PoyIrs Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA.

AH kinds of Western and Southern Produce, Consignments and Orders solicited. decI5dtf. E. G. O'Riley. General Commission Produce and Forwarding MERCHANT, Corner Poydras and New Leyee Sts.. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Reference, the Great West. declSdtf. SAM. H. KENNEDY. JULIUS VAIRIN. PAUL E. MORTIMER. S. H. KENNEDY & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Receivers o)f Pork, Bacon, Flour, Rope it 1111 W lllKKy, 55 57 Poydras Street, New Orleans. decl5dly. r. s. Howard, h. d. b akret, New Orleans. w. k. rKjsTo, ew l orir. catlin peeston, HutsonviHe, 111. , geo. r. Preston, Evansville. Ind. wm. ii. williams, Calhoun, Ky. HOWARD, PRESTONS & BARRETT Cotton ami Tobacco Factors AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS 168 Common Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Geo. W. Ratbbone, President Evansville iinuuuai I axil tL. PreKtnn Hrnr i pra V.-n nuvl to T n,l James Robb, Esq., President Louisiana j,iuunai ijhdk. i ew Orleans. C. P. Norris, Esq., Cashier First National Bank. Mcmnhio. G. R. Rutter, Esq., President Tennessee Maj. J. J. Murphy, President Memphis iiiirajauii! uompHiiy. cieCJixlti. Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton and Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. Carleton, Foute 4 Co., New York. Speed. Donoho A Co., Mempliis, Tenn. Cazart. Stockard & Co.. Mobile. Ala. dec3t-'65-tf. E. H. Fairchilo. J. W. Bingham. FAIRCRTLD & BINGHAM, CommisHion Merchants Si Magazine Street, nov20 dly NEW ORLEANS. 8. M. BARTON. ...H. M. POOL....W. M. AIRMAN. S. M. BARTON & CO., CommiHHiou McrchnntH II Magazine Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. TRAN SPORT ATION. 3Iercbant' Despatch FAST FREIGHT LIIMt FORWARDS GOODS FROM XEff YORK, BOSTON, , and all points in the NEW ENGLAND STATES, TO EVANSVILLE DIRECI IN TIME EQUALED BY NO OTHER . LINE, AT REGULAR RAILROAD RAXES. XZT,TI1 AUESTH AT ALL'THC WW iiiiiv:ipai pumin lliv illlc. wff are enanled to give the UTMOST DFJs PATC H to freight. w e nave contracting A?ents at JVasbnfc N. H.. Worcester. Mass.. iji"rinefield.Masii Providence, R. I., aud Hartiord, Conn Goods marked "Merchants' Dispatch and shinned to either of ihi iihnvn nloaa or via of Albany, will reach onr line, and BILLS OF LADING GIVEN, on applica tion, j:n 1IA1 WSHll'MISHT. All claims for DAMAGES. OVER. PR OMPTL Y SETTLED without referring our natrons to Eastern omces. E. B. MORGAN, Agent. Evansville. Ind. Office with Keen, Mark & Co. sep!2 dim THE MERCHANTS' UNION Express Company HAVING PUT THEIR DIREH and srreat Throuun Lines in perfect workimr order, are now Drepared to do General Express Duiiiness with the East west, souttiwest, ana .onnwu incinaing the carrying and collecting of Money Valuables, c. Our lines now orjened embrace the ronte between New York. Boston, Philadelphia Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnau Chicago, Milwaukee,LaCroste, Praine-dn Chien, Indianapoiis.Terre Haute, St. Loni and all intermediate points, and are bei rapidly extended over ail the route trade. The capital of una company is Twenty Million Dollar, and is an ample guarantee to the pud.. of its responsibilijy. All losses and damage of property entrusted to our care wii beprompuy and equitably adjusted. Every effort will be made to merit tht patronage of the public. Our rates are at Trw an ti-iose of anv rrRnnnkihlo .. Company. OFFICE No. Firttt Kf reef. D.OV13

COMMISSION CARDS. CAR X. THOS. C. SMITII & C0 PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MER CHA NTH. Dealers in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oatt, Grats Setz and PRODUCE GENERALLY, 5 SOUTH WATER STREET, Evansville, Ind. All orders promptly filled. Jan23 4tf BEN. HTJBBS. PHT. D. VTBTS. ii runs a viets, FORWARDING AND C0MMISSI0K Merchants, And WHARFEOAT PROPRIETORS. Agents "Star Union Line. Office Xo. 2 Main Street, jan23 dtf Evansville, Isrn, FOSTER BROTt ERS, Cincinnati, Ohio. FOSTER, GWYN 4 Ca Memphis, Tens. FOSTER, COPELAND 6 (E Cotton, Tobacco, AND GENERAL COMMISSIOK MEKCIIANTS, , 39 Water Street, "NEW YORk. ConslznmenU solicited. Advances mul

on property in store, or credits given on uma inuiijgi Refer to Geo. W. Rathlone, Esq., President Evatjville National Bank. Hon. John H. Hopkins, President First National Bank, Evansville. mcnaru Kaielgn, Esq., Fres't MercbanUT National Bank. Evanxvlllo. mayltf dtf . HOWES & B URBANE". CommisHlon 3XeiolantK, . 276 FRONT STRKET, Memphis, Turn. Cash advanrpA mailt nn w may2 d'im MEMPHIS CARDS. X. CARTMEI.L, Late Of WiUlninH J. B. DRCKT Mem i. bis. Tea a Late of Uniontowo. Cartmell & Co., MemnhiH. Tpnn . v III j , CARTMELL & DRURY. Cotton" Factors, Produce and GenraC cuiuiaiKsion ana forwarding VI urnti. m lu 200 FRONT STKKKT. ' j Het. IValiinton and Adanus, tlm Kll Ip nmT klitnmont f i . .. . t - - - - . vii wu nuu wk I kinds of Western Produce. Also, to filline Plantation Orcerw. - Orders and Consignments solicited. " Refer to Hubbs Vlets, R. K. ImnkwROn Ar- r'n. IfAvhll'lll. Ar W hillolri.. 1 f Dusouchet A Co., Evansville. 1 d. jyli If C J. COMER. GKO. . KICHARDtMME. COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Ia-citor-s, Btorage, Commission, arid Forwardlae M" E R C IIAXTS, Clinton Hti-;t, MEMl'HIS, TENN. REFERENCES. Pros.. Cincinnati: Jas. Viba dt Co.. Rostui Jas. B. Fen by. Kt. Loam: J. B. KirthiniL. inn, iaimatige s Co.. J ew York, decl. T. C. DAVIS. W. W. MORK DAVIS & MORRIS, Cotton FactorH and General. CouiiniKsiozi Mercliante, VK MSBl'KC, MISS. . V Jl 1 .w lUIUU ' I V. I , i.j rvEk.j , MbittCo. ; Pretton t Menifee; T. C. Snouu & Co.; Preston Bret hers; Travis dt Hines; R. K. Dunkcrson &. Co.: Hubbs A Viets; George I Dixon. I may 4 iljin III LI, A CO., PRODUCE DEALERS and Commission Merchants, No. 39 Madison Street, M emphis, Turn. Solicit conslgDrrents of Provisions, Floor. .... I ' 1 I M . . . . . . T mciutvuiii, xibv,vhui, ureen ana vneti FruiU. Butter, Eggs, Fowls, and Prodoo of all kinds. They have eood buRlneR fnr'IHt ifa t. . by giving; nroniut returns will strlv please cu- tomers. R'erences. George R. Preston, Esq., J v...m. H. D. Allis A Co., I tvansvlllt Hallidnv Bros.. Cairo. XII. THaf, Phillips A Co., Memphis. Martin Walt & Co., Memibis. Chouteau A Edwa rdx.Kt. Louis. Dutxils A Augur, Cincinnati. jy6 dtt DRY GOODS. JAQUESS, HUDSPETH & CO, WHOLESALE Dry Goods and Notions, : No. 10 North First Street, Evassvillk, lira. CASH PAID FOR COTTON. We ;o Forward Cotton and Tobacoo. and make advances on same. IttUii .