Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 October 1867 — Page 7

THE KVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL: MONDAY. OCTOBER 14,1867.

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STEAMBOAT PRINTING. " . No printing establishment in the West has better facilities or srreater ability for doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assortment of Job Type, though very large and

complete, is constantly being aaaeu w, uu " ' our job department is under the personal supervision of one of the best job printers ' in the United States. We are prepared to firint Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads, Jills Lading Cards, Deck and Meal Tickv i eta, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, I c,. Ac. Orders left , with either of the wharf-boats will be promptly attended , to.

, .ii .' ' Weather ud Water. , i,; The weather is growing cold and we may j ; expect an early winter. It was cloudy on Saturday morning. The river la again .falling steadily ; at the rate of about two inches per day.;. The . channel, however, . ' continue to cut out,, and navigation Is rather Improving than otherwise. , ... Arrivals and Dfpartnrw. ' i; The arrivals since our last report np to 3 o'clock Safcrdaji Include the QHie Sullivan, Owensborpand return ; Chattanooga, ...t to Cairo; Mlqhigan, to .Memphis;" News- : boy, Henderson and return ; Cobb-Webb, ., . to Cumberland River; Cora S., Memphis to ; Louisville! ; Linton. Cairo and return ; James Gray, to' Green River; Tahtequah, Cincinnati and return.'-' Among the first boat - due' here are the Louisa and :Fannie Brandels, from Cairo;

. -Phantom, lrom Last port. . i: -until K-i ;; ' r , ! Miscellaneous.

Business was. rather dull on-the, 'levee

Saturdasjnorning'.i'....The Ollle Sullivan .1 J bad a good packet trip both ways.....The .- 'Linton- brought up a good, trip, and would . , y.h ave out. all she.eould carry :,i ..The Tabl-?-equah brought down a .fine freight ,and passenger list and left' early on her' retu. n H..Thi Cora S. passed up about midnight

of Friday- She discharged 114 bales of cot-: r ,ton for Fred... R.,-Huston, agent of, the White iine TransIt'Co.,' and proceeded to . ' j Louisville light.,. ..Theas. Gray was 1 ' '' Drebarlnn to leave for Green River-ii .i

Again .the painful duty devolves upon ns of announcing the death of one- of our former prominent and most "'highly'

esteemed citizens, and warmest personal friend. Capt. James T. Cox, of the firm of Cox & Humphrey, died in Memphis, of yel'low fever, on 'Friday evening. He was well known and universally esteemed , among river men, and greatly beloved by i i . bis friends everywhere. .' tr BoaM Leaving" To-Day.' " . .. Fob Cairo. The Fanny Brandels will probably be the packet for Cairo to-day. ; Capt. D. Smedley is In command, and J. B. '. Hall Js her clerk. She has admirable cabin ' appointments. There are few boats better ,".' . officarecL . ' J .'. ''',,'; ',-' ' For Owehsboro. and Louisville. The :. 1 Ollle Sullivan returns to Owensboro at 10 o'clock to-day, Capt. Ham. Throop com- . mandlng, and Lea. Ware in the office. . ' Gleanings from our Exenang-es. ' Pittsburg. The Commercial of Thursday says: Business along the landing was not very active, the river being too low. The light draft steamers are still making regular trips. The prospect for a rise is favorable. Ii(-patches from the Alleghany oil regions announce rain at the following points: Olean, Jamestown, Salamanca and Oil City. A rise during the week would be of ' Immense benefit to a large number of persons. The Improvements on this stream are about completed. The river will be open for navigation as soon as we have water. . Parties who ought to know speak in favorable terms of the manner in which the work has been done. Telegraphic dispatches from Cairo announce that the steamer Cbamplon.whtch left Cincinnati a few days since for New Orleans, bad struck a snag above Cairo, and was then discharging her cargo at that point, for tht- purpose of receiving necessary repairs. W e have no information as to the amount of damage. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Friday Bays: . The weather yesterday was mild and alternfiteJy clear and cloudy, with high wind - and indications of rain last night. At Pittsburg the river was rising yesterday, with 11 inches in the cbaunel. Here it is falling slowly, with 30 inches on the sboalest bars, bence to Louisville. After the departure ot trie Right Way, last evening, there was not a single steamer at the city wuarf,-between Broadway and Main Streets. Captain J. B. Weaver taken command of t the John Kilgour, in the St. Louis and :. . ' Hew Orleans trade. He left this city for St. Louis on Wednesday, , .'ALovisVille. The '.' Courier, of Friday, .i i says: : . ;" The river was slowly receding last even-- ' 'ing, with 28 Inches water In the canal, by . . the mark. During the previous 24 hours it '- '- had fallen an inch at the head of the falls, " '" and three inches at For; land. The weather was clear and rather warm all day, the ' thermometer ranging at 70. The mercury in the barometer was tailing steadily all the evening, an indication of rain lo-day. i In-the local columns of th Courier yesterdav the burning of the Ella Faber. In the canal dry-dock, w as announced. The Ella Faber had been put in the dock that day to be repaired by the Underwriters and about 8 o'clock at night she was discovered on fire. The water was let Into the dock from the canal, and that saved tbehull from destruction. The upper works y J were almost wholly consumed. The fire was , probably the result of carelessness or acrl- ' ' ' dent, but not the work of incendiarism. It ; originated in the - wash-house, in the after I i part of the cabin of tbt? boat, where the chambermaids had been washing and had a fire. It was supposed that fire had been dropped in the ash bucket In the room. One of the yonng men arretted is a -'" relative of Capt. Peckenpaugh, and was at the Louisville Hotel when the fire occurred and does not belong te the boat. The clerk of the boat is Mr. Patterson, who was not . on the boat at all at the time of the disaster. The young men under arrest prompt- '" ly gave ball ana were discharged. - St. Ix)Uis. The Democrat, ot Friday ' says: ' '.' - - . The business houses were closed yesterday for the Fair, in accordance with prevlous announcement. Business affairs on the wharf were consequently very quiet. The weather was pleasant. Several boats arrived with good trips of produce, and only five steamers departed. The river was declining slowly. We bear- of no further Improvement in the rivers above here. On the contrary, the navigation of the Missouri appears to be worse now than at any previous time this year. - The handsome steamer Mayflower, a ' stranger In these waters, but owned and commanded by an old St. Louis boatman. Is at the wharf, and will be off for the South this evening or to-morrow. Mr. Dunu is In the office. The Cairo special to the Democrat says: The second eugmeer of the Marble City died suddenly just before reaching Cairo. His remains will be taken to SU Louis. A drunken mau, apparently a deck hand, attempted to get on toe Luminary while landing here and fell overboard and never rose. . , The Milbrey brought 50 tons sundries for below, and abandons the Evansville trade and returns to the lennessee river. . Reports say the Bertha is aground at 1 Cumberland bar, t , J. ! 1 f I ' SO I ! ' t-t

Memphis. Tbe A viitanche1 6t Wednesday

says liThe weather is dry and cool, with a stifT breeze blowing during the day. We have no change to note in the stage of the rivers.The wharf wore a more than usually brisk appearanceTesterday. and freight of nil kinds was strewn from, Jefferson to Union street in piles, more or less immensvThe outgoing boats all went out with good trips,while the Commercial had to refuse freight - - -!; New Orleans.- The Times of Tuesday says 4 : - - : '-' . , . , The weather yesterday was a" continuation ol. the glorious cool and. -bracing weather we had on Sunday, and our hope Is that It may continue to be of the." sau.e sort" for some time to come, so that it may. revive business and. help us to get clear of thaXpfaguey fellow. Yellow Jack.. -Busikesi. Tbe week, opens very 'dull, and while the low water continues in the " old Mississippi " and its upper and lower tributaries, we may expect but little business uatil the "rivers rise," which we may confidently look for from the Fall rains usual at this season of the year. Let the rivers rise and Yellow Jack leave and then business will commence In earnest. STEAMBOATS. 'SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND - ; . AND TENNESSEE RIVERS. - The Evansville and Cairo Packets are authorized to give through Bills of Lading to the following points, at tbe rates mentioned below: To Dycusburg, 55c.; EddyVille, 75c ; Canton, .75 ; Rockcastle, 75c. ; Linton.' 75c; Eastport and points below on. the Tennessee River-.- S-iic.r points above tbe Shoals, on Tennessee River, 80c. Sign billt of ladin, " Privilege of reshipplng at Paducah." We guarantee the above rates, until further notice. Any overcharges that: may occur will be promptly , corrected by us. Merchants are requested to see that ihe weights are placed 1n every bill of iding. se6tf FOWLER, LEE A CO. . !: i , t, '! . . ', i ' ' IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO THE ; : CUMBERLAND RIVER. The1 Evftnsv111e"'afad: Cairo packets are authorized to give through Bills of Lading to the following points, at the. rates mentioned below: To Dycusburg, 55c; Eddy-, ville, 75c; Canton, 75c; Rockcastle,- 7oe; Linton, 7av Bills of: Lading should be signed with privilege of reshipplng frim 'Kin it hi and',-' and- tbe 'above rates will ;be guaranteed till. further notice. All .overcharges and reclamations will be promptly; and satisfactorily - adjusted. ; Have goods -marked " Care of Scysteb, Eitis A Co.V ' ' i, septft-dtti, i t: --.vw : Smlthland, Ky." Regular ' ETansvllle and; Cinu ' cinnatl Packet, ii .v? vi . j ' V The elegant light draught steamer-, ... :. ? .-1 -.'! la -. -SPRAY, " George Smith, Master ;x James Kennedy, Clerk, leaves Evansvilie for Cincinnati direct EVERY SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock a.m. , For freight or passage apply on board. 1 -1 ang8-3m - , - , ,( DRY GOODS. c a. s HE , HOUSE. . ..... ... 1 . ! i : Patronize the New, First-Class Ir y Qoods Store MIJLT.ER fc BRIXKHEYER Ifo. 7 North First Street. WE HAVE SO OLD GOODS, i bought at high prices, but an . : ' , . Entire 2?ew Stock, The larger portion of which can be sold as CHEAP AS THEY WERE BEFORE THE WAR. The stock consists of . DRY GOODS, V , NOTIONS, CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, ' WINDO W-BLINDS, DAMASKS, CORNICES, And everything kept In a No. 1 Dry Goods Store. Also a Targe stock of Bought the 1st of August, 25 per cent, lower than they can be bought for to-day. Examine onr goads and prices., No trouble to show gooda. No. 7 First Street. se7 dtf EVANSVILLE OIL HOUSE. WM. WHITE & CO. k 5 Manufacturers of LUBRICATING OILS, . .. and Sole Proprietors of ; HENDRICK'S PATENT..' Alsoi Dealers In Sperm, Lard, Whale, and Coal Oils, . . . At Cincinnati Price. , Office, No. 13 SOUTH FIRST STREET. B. F. CATCH", Agent at EVANSVILLE, IND. . ; .' Jy25 dtf , ; FREDERICK GELL, Dealer in . PI A NOS, MEL ODEONS. amd all kinds of Musical Instrument! ' : Instruction Books, Sheet Music, -Uuitar and Violin Strings, . &c, &. North Side Third Street, Between Sycamore and Vine, Evansville, Ind. Sole Agents for Stein way & Sons saa cmcKerinz x son n uoid . Medal Pianos: also for Baynes Bre.'s lanos, and Prince Brother's Melodeons and Organs. 4

STJEASIBOATS.

Low1 Water Arrangement. OLD RELIABLE FOB - Owenstoro, Cajmelton, aid Louis villei The new and elegaat Passenger Steamer PALESTINE, ; . r, E. lioLiiROFT Master : ' ' Mil.es D. WAHREif, Clerk j v'- LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY tfM.VWm M. C&V J-v S.Uli " TMURSDAT, at 6 p.m. Wtk Ba & V 1(1 wt oriM it t '. The magniflceh t light -draught Steamer - rose bite,;; Gilmoke. Master: ' ') . ', ; ,u Dick Hutchinson, Clerk i LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WEDXESUAY. at 6 n.m. : and - ;: . i i.i NAXI KU AY. at 6 p. m. The elegant and fleet Steamer ELLA FABER, J. H. Peckenpaugh. Master ! 1 , George Patteksoji, Clerk; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TCKSUAY.atfi n.m.: and FRIDAY, at 6 p.m. These boats have been refitted and refurnished throughout, and are now in firstrate order for the accommodation of the publie. v s. J i t -t- ua . Freights received at -all times,' free of charge, and all information-furnished; by t ,s , i ; tjujw ttuaiftintx, ana "' ' " R. K. DUNKERSON & CO.. ' v fi.s !-'- '-'') .iAgenta." K. li. WO0I-FOI.K, Bupenntenaent, au7-tf a.i i., ur.i.t Lottlsville, Ky. i.i vu'ijJ I. ? 1 1? f 'i T it We hafe Oome to Stay -i; fr WiA HS'i An !! : Regtilar, Evansville and.. Cannelton. -. - ,. f . , 1 1. 1" .r For 0icc7istiowi t RockporU ' ami 'Can- : " nehon. ' 1 j -11 J'nt; -j .i jne excellent Steamer 5 i.' d 'A Ollio' iilliv,xii J.' Ham, Thboop,' Master ; . 1 ; i 0 1 ; 01 - in . a i Wii-i H, Hugo, Clerk, Will leave Evansville every MONDAY, WFDNESDAY, and FRIDAY for Cannelton and all wav landinesr arriving at Evansville every TUESDAY,-THURS DAY, and BATUKUAX. . . . . ' . or freight or passage apply on board. sel9dtf t t Regular Evans villa and 'Tennessee v, Jtuver weeKiy jfacKet. s .i i FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and FLORENCE ; The fleet and elegant steamer 1 PHANTOM,, ' "AtLEJT DtJKCAWj Master ; ; t . , .. Vau SoKKJrsox, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY at 4 p.m., carryingfreigbts and passengers at lowest rates. Particular attention given to filling orders. For freight or passage apply on boarcL Z mayl4 dtf Regular Evansville and BowlingGreenfracket The New and ' Finely' " Appointed Win. "Wliite A. Drlnkwater, Master; - John Adams, Clerk, Will run as a regular Evansville and Green River Packet, making all landings hence to Bowling Green. Leaves Evansville every Monday and Friday, at 6 p. m. feb& dtf Regular Evansville and Cannelton Packet. FOR OWENSBORO. ROCKPORT AND CANNELTON. The Excellent Steamer Ollie Sullivan, J. T. Huoo, Master. Hugo, Clerk. Will leave Evansville every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY for Cannelton and all way landings Arrive at Evansville every TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATUR- - DAY. For freight or passage, apply on board. Jelotf Regular ETansvllle and Memphis Packet. For Columbus, Madrid Bends, Hickt man, and Memphis. ... The, elegant, fast side-wheel steamer Jolm X. Perry, - ;j. L Fiicney, Master; Henby Millkr, 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 F.K. Vcr frAicht or nassase annlv on board. Jun4 dtf ' Daily Henderson Packet .... . . . The fine Steamer . jwfrLVews Boy. C. G. PERKINS, Master, ; Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 O'clock P iK Freights received at all hours at the Mammoth Wharfboat. R. K. DUNKERSON 4 CO., Agents. nov2dtf -,

Regular Cincinnati and EvansTllle Packet. The elegant light-draught steamer TAHLEQUAH J. H. Tbiplett, Master; Lew. U.'Abraxs, Clerk. Runs as a regular Weekly Packet from Evansvilie to Cincinnati, delivering passengers and freight at the city wharf at Louisville, thereby saving extra expense of transier. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock. For freight or passage apply on board, or to C R. RUDD. : . , . eeptlO dtf , Agent.

JXStA-tt'SPOltTATlO;

r-(l . fr r ri f i-v n - iiiimpaii Commission Merchant, AG EXT White : Line Central : Itansit Company, ,u ii - i 'to The. only Line - running Cars through New York, Boston, and all New England cities,; WITHOUT TRANSFER Cars are loaded,' LOCKED, and SEALED,. and never opened until they reach their destlnatlon, carrying goods between Evansville and New York In FIVE TO SEYEX DATS' TIME. ' - . .- .. t Freight delivered at all tbe Inspection Yards In New York, Brooklyn,' or Jersey City. For . PROMPTNESS and DESPATCH this Line has po equaL . (f m. 'yyiJi : Damages. ,and 1 Overcharges promptly settled at this' oince. :-. , -in 1'-FRED.r-R.i HUSTON, Agent 1 Ko. 5 NORTH WATER ST., ! '"'''':'! 1 inoay9r.': EvAKviLi.ir, lrb: AT uA:-l -I ,1 101: 1 BROWN, DUNKERSON & CO. . . ... .. 4 . ... i , ; '::' i ,-.: ' ii j i '--;;! ' r :..-.' ... i,,,,r ' I..-.-0RWARDLNQ AND. CONMKSIOlk ' ..-' .'.'It f.'.-'t ..I .:'-7f il r'l II H ii' til Oft V "MEROHANTg'' And special Agents for the BKL1EF0XT1IXK K. K. CfJM ERIE TRAXSP0RTATI0X CO., And ERIE TIME EXPRESS. Also, Agents for the Bellefciitaine Cotton Express TIME AND BATES guaranteed. Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO.. August 13, lim augli Agents. CINCINNATI ADV'TS. MADDUX, HOB ART & CO, DISTILLERS OF Alcohol, Cologne Spirits, and Whiskies, - - Wholesale Dealers In B0URC0X AXD RTE WHISKIES, 07 and 109 PEARL STREET, (East of Broadway,) . Cincinnati. Jy28d3m ; Ur Sr Bonded Warehouse. G. BRASHEARS" SON & CO, " Tobacco COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in choice brands of , . LIQUORICE PASTE, 48 WALSl'T ST. CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments of Leal Tobacco. G. Brashears, ' , G. Brashears, Jr., Thos. K. Dudley llate of Wm. A. Webb A Co.) .... Jy22 d3m BARTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, No. 49 WEST FRONT ST., Cincinnati. mch25 dlj S. M. Barton, M. M. Pool 8. FRANkUN. A. t. KOKBISOX. FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO, PRODUCE A GENERAL Commission Merchants. No. 88 WEST SECOND ST., CINCINNATI. References : Pearce. Tolle. Holton A Por ter: Wm. Glenn A Sons: Foster Brothers; Chambers. Stevens A Co. : Shaw, Barbour A Co.; E. G. Leonard A Co.; Robert Maereauy a uo. ; oote, asn & to. immouom N OW IS THE TIME TO LEAVE YOUR ORDERS for GREEN RIVER COAL. I am now prepared to deliver to any part of the city the best Green River uoai, fast mined and clean from slack, at the lowest market price. ..!, : Office o. oum vvaier oireei, over Hayhurst A Whlttaker's. I -n

COMMISSIOILCARDS

,TJCKHON a. 5VTT Late A r ken burgh T t Bryan, r . IAS. ' ' " BRY Alf, ; WATTS & CO, , t COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -.,-,! .- ' 43 Broaa; Street, .' ' ,-:? ' 2tEW YORK. Reasonable. SIGHT CHECK advances made on shipments of COTTON, TOBAO R. Ki DUNKERSON & CO., Agents Tt-OTfCE IS HEREBY GIVES Jt that (the undersigned have formed a limited .paitnersbip, pursuant to tbe a provisions of the ' Revised Statutes of the State, of ,. New: t York t that the I name or firm under Which such partnershin is to be conducted-ris: Bryan. Watts Co.: that the general nature of the bust ness to be transacted by ucb partnership Is a general commission business;' that the general partners .interesiea in saia ousi ness are- John. Bryan and Dickson (i. Watts, who f-everallyTeslde lu the city eitv NeW York, la the State of New York : th tbe special partner Interested In said bus! ness Is Charlee F.-Tag, who Tesides In the city ot oioien, m the county of Hudson and State of New Jerserr that said special partner, Charles F. Tag, has contributed as capital to the common stock of soch partuonuiiji iuc mud oi fna nunarea tnousana dollars In cash : and that such nartnershln is to commence on." the sixteenth day of ivmy, arid is 10 terminate on tne sixteenin nay oi May, iwu. : i . .Dated at New York, May 16. 1SJ." , , V. ta IJOHN BRYAN, " L ' ii C -j tWCWomi..WATT8,... ., . General Partners. i ! 1 i CHABLEH F. TAG, may3Q d3m . , , Special Partner, A. 8. HAYHTJXST. 01 ;J layisantfliifUaVer,' PROD VCE, COMJtTISSIQX , AXZf FOR- . WARDLJO MERCHANTS, it; if If i t 'i' J No, 6.. .South Water Sum t"'T n i" ..:.t i.ii-. 1. '!. ,f t v tr Dealers In Flour, Bacon, Hay , Oats, Corn anu country frounce; - , L. St. BAIRD.........L........ O. IX. STABT , BAIUI) !& START, 1 1 (Successors to W: Vf. Alkman Co.,) gi ENEMA I. , AOENTN, PRODUCE, XJ( forwaraiDg anu commission Mer chants,-Bvansville Indiana.- Refer to H and Sam'l Orr, Vice President . Evansville National Bank.-M ,...! .t, ,.- Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly -.-ft ... i fi;-.!- in:' p T. H. RAOON. . . X. DICK IT. ' RAGON A DICKEY, Wliblesnle Grocert ' Dealers In ' 1 " '" WINES AND LIQ UORS, . - - aruj - Forwarding & Commission Merch&xt 1 'os. 3 and 4 Water Street, i i i ' EVANSVILLE, IND. Carh orders promptly and carefully filled. ueci uu .1 - TfTE WOULD REMIND OUR TT friends and former patrons that we are at tbe old CORNER of VINE and WATER STREETS, still In the trade of huu muuju pieaiMMi w mvm mem. H. D, ALLIH A CO. TJ. i. ALLIS A CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . - RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers In LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c Corner Water and Tine Streets, EVANSVILLK, IND. janl dtf. J. C. Dasouchet & Co., FORWARDING, COMMISSION A PRO DUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind. octl8 Xew Queensware . House. LICHTEN & ICHENIIAUSER, - j IMPORTERS OF CHINi:, GLASS QUEENSWARE, and , (V ' : , HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD, Xo. 3 Son lit First Street. - i- - WE ARE "NOW ' OPENING THE most snlendid assortment of Fam Articles ever Imported to this city, and Ci stock of WHITE GRANITE WARE now complete, and only wants looking it to induce all to make their purchases ol is ; and our stock of COMMON WARE is laree. and will be sold as low as tbe lowest In tbe United States. . ; i Bohemian Glass and SilverPlated Ware. . Onr assortment of Bohemian Glass and Silver-Plated Ware Is one of the finest ever selected for the trade of this city ; and we nave me aavaniage or our senior partner residing in the city of New York, and at all times on hand selecting- the latest styles and patterns of ware. .. oc23d3m .. Charles Stark. Louis Minzi STARK A KEilZER, Dealers SECOKD-HAND CLOTHING, No. S South Second Street, -' ' ' - ' ' 1 , Bet. Main and Locust, -. Evansville, Ind. Cleaning and Scouring done to order.' -N.B. Liberal prices, paid for Second naaa doming. f au2U d3m

ISTEWL. ORXEANS.

lAlexanderMoaregor I Wm. McGregas. McGregor Brothers, : A-. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. S3 TCIIOUPI TOCLAS ST., . " , : - New Orleans, Liberal advances made on Provision and Western Produce consigned to oo7ddress . ap2df General Commission Produce and warding MERCHANT, Corner Poydras and Kew LeTee 63 J . . . JfK W OR LEA NS. LA. , Reference, the Great West. . dee!5dtf. BAM. H. KENNEDY. JFtirS VA1V. PAFK r. MOlfTTMFR. r( S." H. KENNEDY & CO. " COMMISSION MERCHANTS Receivers o Pork. Bacon, Flour, Bf, and Whisky, 55 A 57 Poydras Street, New Orleans. declSdly. B. 8. HOWARD, H. I. BARRET, New OfiCJ - w. B. prehton. New York. CATLiN preston, Hutsonvllle, in. GEO. B. PRESTON, Evansville, Ind, wm. H. Williams, Calhoun, JCJ HOWARD, PREST0NS & BARREL Cotton and Toliacco FaciS .?:r;Vo. ;: and- .- COMMISSION MEUCIIANTtl ,..t ., .,' CoiHiobn Street, v. NEW ORLEANS, Ut referenceh! Geo. W, Rathbone, President E-vauuvUfrs National Bank. . . ' Preston Brothers, Evansville, Ind. Nationnl Bank. New Orleans. C. P. Norris, Eq., Cashier First Natloqa. Bnnk. Memphis. , O. R. Rutter, Esq., President TenncMan National Banu, Memphis. MaJ. J; J. Murphy, President MemiibC Insurance Company. . . decl5it. Speed, Summers & Co .- in ., : -.'1 -.. " . Cotton and Tobacco Factored GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS , . . ' 1 and '! ; COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 Poydras street, New Orleans, La. Carleton, Fonte A Co., New York. Bpeed. Donoho A Co.. Memnhlii. Tma. E. H. FAIRCHILD. . ... J. W. BlNOHAK. -- FALRCHLLD & BINGHAM, CommiHston MerchantC -84 Magazine Street, noyg)dly NEW ORLEAWK. S. M. BARTON. M. If . POCL....W. k. AiKmaai. S. M. BARTON & C0 CommlHHion 3X crchantc 17 Magazine Street, ,, NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS CARDS. N. CARTMF.I.I, J. B. DRFS? Late of Williams, Mem - his, TM Cartmell A Co., Late of TJnlonOvwXw Memphis, Tenn. Kentucky. CARTMELL & DRURY, Cotton Factors. Produce and Genssvt Commission and Forwarding Merchants. 200 FROXI RTKEET, Ilet. Washington and Adaixs, AIKJII'IIIM, TMIX . N. B. We Kiveour nci-Konal attentleaQR the sale and hirment.of Cotton an ssic, kinds of Western Produce. Also, to flLto) Plantation Orders. 0 Orders and 03jslgnments solicited. " Refer to linbbsA Vlets. R. K. Dub1 son & Co., Hayhar-Ht A WbitLaker, t litDusoucbet A Co., Evansville. led. JyA iffE. J. COMER. GEO. 8. RICHAkWiCr COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton FactorBe Storage, Commission, and Forwariimc MERC II AXTS, Clinton 8tr;ot, . MEMPHIS, TEXX. REFERENCES. Chas. Nortbrop A Co., Memphis: Feetar Bros.. Cincinnati; Jas. Viba A Co., Box;; Jas. B. Fenby, St. Louis; J. B. KlrUaaa. Hill, 'jalmauge A Co., Mi ore aeci. . HILL & CO., PRODUCE DEALERS . and CommSsslon Merchants No. 39 JUadison Street, Memphis, Texh. Solicit consignments of Provisions, Flaae, Meai, uoro, nay, uais, ureen ana urism Fruits, Butter. Ekks. owls, and P; of all kinds. They have eood business facilities. anff J' giving prompt returns will strlv ease customers. " Reference. ' Hl&so?' Ewl-KvaMvilte. Halliday Bros., Cairo. 111. Taaf, Phillips t Co.. Memphis. Martin Walt A Co., Memphis. Chouteau A Kdwards.Ht. Loals. Dubois A Augur, Cincinnati. JyCtfT? ORB. DECKER. . , JOHN G. DBOBEflC EBEDw G. DICKER. C. DECKER & SONS, Manufacturers of Spokes, Wheels, HKi teh sits, elloes, ana veai rvx, ' - and dealers In Wagons,! Drays, Carts, TnucLfi and have always on hand a large ansoA - ment of Seasoned Wagon Maker' Sawed Maleri. 146 and 148 Main street, corner Fifth, Price Lists furnished on application. xnchi lyl . . :. . BODIAH COAL .MINES FFICE ON THE COBNEK OF mW enrnt and Water Htreets A COOIWIIt supply, uu uiucjb inuui oatr filled. nova.