Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 November 1867 — Page 7

RIVER -XE1TS. Fvr Olh J. iver Item See Fifth leg. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. No printing establishment in the West ins better facilities or greater ability tor doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort--mentor Job Type, though very large and complete, is constantly being added to, and or.r job department is nnder the personal ; sapervis!on of one of the best job printers , ' : in tie United states. We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy, B:U Heads, ' Bills Lading, thirds, Dec-It and Meal Tickets, Bills of Fare, Mate' Tickets tor Labor. fce., Ac. Orders left with either ol the wharf-boats will be promptly, attended to. Weather Riid Water. , The weather Saturday was mild and , clear, with no sjjus of rain a right pleasant-Autumn day. The river had risen two , inches during the 24 hours ending at three O'clock Saturday, and -was rising steadily. Arrivals anl nepsirtures: The arrivals and departures up to three o'clock on Saturday were tie News Boy, Henderson and return; Phantom, Eastport to Kvansvilie; Ollie Sullivan, to Owensboro. Boats Iue. Among the first boats due here are the Linton and Chattanooga, from Cairo, Cobb-Webb, fioin Cumberland, and James Gray, from Green River. Miscellaneous. , Business was rather light on the levee Saturday morning, with but one arrival the Phantom, from Jast port outside the short local packets. The Phantom had a moderate trip, and experienced great .' difficulties and irksome detentions by low water is the Tennessee, which is down to low-water mark.,- Captain Duncan is not decided as to the time of his departure. The Ollie Sullivan left for Owensboro before noon, with a fair packet trip...... Neither the Cora S. nor the Saceess had arrived up to noon to-day, nor had we any advices from either of ' he Cairo pack- , ets, further than .that the Brandeis had arrived at Cairo Thursday evening, and it was hardly possible for her to get In In time to go out on Saturday. ..,.The prospects of a material rise In the Ohio are by no means flattering. We must have heavy

ard general rains or snows on the. upper tributaries first, of which there are now no signs whatever. ; Doats LeavinsTo-Diiy. "

For Cairo. It Is rather uncertain what boat goes to Cairo, to-day, as there is considerable irregularity at . present. We Shall not be surprised, however, to see both the Fanny Brandeis and the Louisa, ! with flags flying. Both are good boats, , anil officered by pleasant gentlemen, and ? generally manage to make about the same

time to Cairo and back. . Fo-E Owessbobo, The Ollie Sullivan, neat and light, will leave for Owensboro, at 10 o ci(.ck this morning. Captain J. Kaiu Throop and Les. Ware are her popu lar officers. Fok Hesdebsos.-To-day, and hereafter, the elegant and ever punctual packet, "Newsboy, will leave for Henderson, at 3 o'clock p. m., promptly, iu order to land her passengers at Henderson in time for early supper. Captain Perkins Is anxious to accommodate his patrons, and will leave promptly on time. Gleanings from nr ExebRn$ren. Pittsburg. The Commercial of Thursday says: Another change in the weather, but not for toe better. Yesterday wa a clear, bright dxy. The rise has been again postponed. The only excitement about the landing was the great boat race between Coulter and Alekiel, a full report of which will be found in our local columns. Above the bridge business was active, with p enty of freight for the upper part of the Alouongahela, Dispatches iroia the headwaters of the Alleghany say the raic is over for the present. There will be no rise until we have more rain. The following boats are to constitute, a regular line from Cincinnati to New Orleai s: Leonidas, Emma No. 3, Wauamta, Ezra Porter, Silver Cloud No, 2, .Messenger, Maggie Hays and Kenton. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Friday says: .: , 7 - The weather was mild and clear yesi terdav. with the wind from the west. At w PiKnourg.-tlie river-was rising last night, with two feet in the channel. Here it has risen 1 Inch Ruling the past twentv-four houis, with 3 feet on. tue shoalest bars hence to- Louisville-. - -- Tt.e Cincinnati and St. Louis Express .. -Line was reorganized yesterday, rfox the jRujri5,peas?i.-!'ne .following .steamers will comprise the hue: Melnot te, Captain Kenistou; .-hamrock. Captain Cuilum; C'Lainptn. Captain AJregg; Nightingale, Cap'airi Fiazief;' and " Anna, Captain Miinkle. As the New York is left "out in the cold,", we suppose Captain H. Clay Richmond will form a Independent line on his own hook. Messrs. Kobinon & . . Mi.sm U wete appointed agents lor the fc'x:j j rei Ln.e, and we hear it- intimated, that Captain John A. Williamson hasbeen tendered the geneial superintendence of the same. Louisville. The Courier, of F.ilay, says:( . , -f,i, - 4 . 5 . Tue river was slawly falling Syesterday, with 28 inches water in the canal in the evening, by t tie mark. During the previous 24 hours it bad fallen an inch at the head of the falls aud 3 inches at Portland. The weather continues cloudy and murky, and was wintry cold in the morning, though milder in the evening. . Yesterday afternoon, as per announcement, the new Green River packet building in place ottbe Plain City, for the ller- - chants1 Line, was most beautifully and successfully launched from the ship-yard of Nadal & Son, on the Point. A large gathering of people attended the launch, 1 and all were well pleased with in successful accomplishment. Wine and wil flowed f reel v, and Captaia Coombs, the veteran . boatman, did tue honors of the occasion, and as the new craft glided iuto the water he christened her with a bottle of pure V. wine as the Falls City. The Fails City will be brought to the ' ' wharf to-day. ' She draws but 1.1 inches at ,'the stern and 12 Inches at the bow. 4 ' St. Louis. The Democrat, of Thursday, says: ; . ; '.- ' It would not be proper to boast of business beir g brisk Ht the wharf, and all that sort of- tliu. wou lit ijujiw uu-Me or fifteen steamers arrive daily, with about the. name m. mber of departures, hut we must say that business has an Improved appearance. It is a pity that the tonage and the water are not sufficient for the amount of freight offering on the upper rivers for St. Louis. We continue to hear from St. Paul, Dubuque, 6c, of embarrassments from sand bare ana fogs, and a good deal of shivering from very cold weather. Here It is warmer, with the river again slowly on thedicline, and therlverslightly .. improved above and below. ; ; New Orleans. The Times, of Tuesday, says: " ' - - - -1 Yesterday the morning was cloudy, and the appearances were that we woul.i have more rain doring-the day, but no rain fell, though the clpuds were visible all day. It is evident that the weather is not sett! ed ..-yet. and w don't waut it to settle until the - clerk ol the weather makes up his mind to " rive ns some real cold, freezing weat her. so that our absentees may rg.turft, Jo tJjeU City Wimouit uaugci u vuuimg iu contact

with " Bronze John," who is loth to leave, and won't do so until we have weather

cold enough to freeze him out Mem phis. The Avalanche of Wednesday says: . Early risers reported a white frosPvyesterday morning, but the day was warm, rapt. McPherson.of the Paragon, reports six feet at Phillips' and five feet at Point Pleasant, the worst plac from here to St. Louis. We have no late news from the Arkansas or White Rivers, but are t-afe in saying that nothing important has taken place in tnose streams since our iuu Business still continues dull for the season ot the year, for in a few more days November will be upon us, and thus lar the business of our ereat levee has been very slim this Fall. The Gen. Quitman brought in to-day 2,149 bales of cotton, and the Mary E. Forsyth, from St. Louis, was discharging cargo, making the levee look lively and business-like on that portion of it where they were discharging their cargoes The following Is a description of the "Right Way:" The steamer Ri?ht Way; hull built at Freedom, machinery at Wheeling, W. Va., i:?5 feet long, 29 leet beam, 12 inch cylinders, 4 feet stroke; have ten steam capstans, with separate machinery ; built of Virginia oak, having plank on her bottom Zl2 inches thick; all t mber in her hole planed on both sides: have hose attached to the doctor to throw hot and cold water to anv part of the boat; draws 20 inches light, and has capacicy for l.OuO bales cotton and 24 cabin passengers. TRANSPORTATION. EYAXS'VILLE & CINCINNATI FAST FREIGHT TRANSIT COMP' Controlled by ; M Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co. ". .. - and ' ' ; EvansYilie & Crawfordsville ISailrond Co. Time and , Rates Guaranteed; The above organization offers more favorable inducements to shippers by this than any other route. Contracts Solicited. F. II. EIIR3IAX fc CO., Agent! . 18 Water St. A. E. Shrader, Gen' I Freight Agt. E.& C. R.R. J. A. Hill, Gen I Freight Agt. O. & M. R.R. '- se!8 . ... ... .. I FRED. R. HUSTON, Commission Merchant, -,-; -.";:ASEST-:'-;r : White Line ? Central ? Transit 1 Company, :.; The only , Xine .running Cars through to Jfew York, Boston, and all New England cities, WITHOUT TRANSFER. Cars are loaded, LOCKED, and SEALED, and never opened until they reach their destination, carrying goods between Evans vllle and New York In FIVE TO SETE3T DAYS' TIME. Freight delivered at all the Inspection Yards in New York, Brooklyn, or Jersey City;. " ' " ' ': 'J' ' For PROMPTNESS and DESPATCH this Line has no equal. ' , Damages and. Overcharges promptly settled at this oGice. FRED. R. HUSTON, Agent, So. 5 NORTH WATER ST., -may29 Evahsvilx, Ikd. WM. C. TURNOCK & CO, ' BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Comer Pine and First Streets. ' Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. 1 ' W Dealers in all kinds of Brass Cocks' Whistles, and Steam Ganges. Particular JtfcftVPa P&PJ? ?$X&T& ,?nd adjnsUng Steam Gauges JuneS'tf

STEAMBOATS

SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND . AND TENNESSEE PUVERS. Tho Rvonsrdlft and Cairo Packets are authorized to give through Bills of Lading to the following points, at the rates mentioned below: To Dyeusbu.g, 55c.; Eddyville, 75c; Canton, 75; Rockcastle. 75c. ; Lin ton, 75c; jeastport, ana poinis oeiuw the Tennessee River, 55c. : points above the Shoals, on Tennessee River, 80c. feign billt of ladine, "-Privilege of reshipping at Faducah. we guarantee me im, until further notice. Any overcharges that may occur will be promptly corrected by us. Merchants are requested to see that the weights are placed In every bill ot fading. se6 tf FOWLER LEE & CO. Regular ; Evans ville and Tennessee ;j River Weekly Packet FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and FLORENCE The fleet and elegant steamer 3? EC N T O M, Alleu DuxCAN, Master; Val. Sokkjtsok, Clerk, Leaves Evausville every TUESDAY at 4 P.., carrying freights and passengers at lowest rates. Particular attention given to filling orders. For freight or passage apply on Doard. mayUdtf For Green River on the first Water. The Steamer JLJDJ LYON, ALF. H. EDWARDS........ Master, Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every WEDNESDAY, and for Bowling Green every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock p.m. oc21tf , Low Water Arrangement. OLD RELIABLE XT. S. MIX, JLIlSnE - . FOB Owensboro, Cannelton, and Lo aisville. The new and elegant Passenger Steamer PALESTINE, E. Hoia.corT Master; -- ' Mii.es D. Warren, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MONDAY, at 10 a.m.; and THl'KSDAT, at 6 p.m. The magnificent light -draught Steamer ROSE HITE, G11.MOEE, Master: :- Dick Kutchixso, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY WE1N:S1AY, at 6 p.m. ; and ;. t SATl'KDAV,l'.6p. m. - The elegant and fleet Steamer ELLA FABER, .. 7 J. H. PECKE"PArGa, Master ; f Geobcje Pattebson, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY T iTEsn t Y. 11 1 8 n.m 9Ad t'XIDAT, at 6 p.m. Ttimso hnofia i.va n rftfttted and rfnr nished tnroughovtt, and are now in firstrate order wr tne accommodation 01 mo Freights received at all times, free of chance, ana suil lnionnai nra lamuum, COX & HUMPHREY, and R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. R. H. WOOL.FOI.K, Superintendent, au7 tf Louisville, Ky. Regular Evansville and Bowling ureen racket The New and Finely Appointed foteamer A-Drinkwatr, Master; John Adams, Clerk, rnn aa a retmlsiT Evansville and Green River Packet, making ail landings hence to Bowling Green, Leaves Evansville every Monday and Friday, at 6 p. m. feb dtf Regular EvansYilie and Memphis Packet. For Colrxmbus, Madrid Bends, Hick- ; man, and Memphis. The elegant, fast side-wheel steamer J0I111 X. Perry, J. Lee Finkey, Master; ! $ , . ... " HiKBl Mirx.EK, 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, t juni dtf Regular Evansville and Cincinnati Packet. The elegant light draught steamer SPEAY, Geoege Smith, Master ; . James Kennedy, Clerk, leaves Evansvilie for Cincinnati direct EVERY SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock a.m. . For freight or passage apply on board. aug8-Sm Daily Henderson Packet The fine Steamer Ne ws 'Boy. : . irx?TTT-W ' -K (tola, ." Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 8 o'clock, p. m. Freights received ' at all hours at the Mammoth Wharfboat. R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. novidtf . - . ' Dissolution of Copartnership. I HAVE THIS DAT SOLO MY Entire interest in the Feed and Produce business, at the City Fee t Ktore, to Thomas W. Murray, who assumes ali liabilities of the late firm of Cross & Murray, of which he was a partner. , I beg leave to return my sincere thanks to the public lor their patronage so liberally extended me. ana solicit a continuance of the same to my successor. EEENEZER CROSS. Evansville, Ind., Oct. Utith, 18ti7. . oc28 CITY FEED STORE. ' JUST ARRIVED AND FOR HALE, 1,200 bushels Michigan Peach-Plow Fotatoes; also, 40 tons of good Country Bran. Bhipstuffs, Hay, Conf, 0$,ts. At: C, kept

TRANSPORTATIO

F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., Commission MEECHANTS AND GENERAL FORWARDIXG AGENTS, No. 19 North Water St., EVANSVILLE, IND. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR . 5se ss 5 SS. s E s a o o 5 o o e CD a IS' CO . p o '2 - p -1 a "-o 4 S3 P3 50 Q 5 IL 53 tr-h CD 0. S3 : o 02 Sj' I I o -s B CD Tlirovgh Bills of Lading given lo all points iSmith or East. oc29 d3m People's Dispatcli FAST FREIGHT LINE. Merchants' Union Express Company, Proprietors. Capital $20,000,000. From New York, Boston, and all New England Towns, Over all leading Railroads to the West and Southwest, in Charterd Cars, on FAST FREIGHT TRAINS. For Rates, Bills Lading, etc., apply to W. P. VAN DUEKSEN, Agent. 36-3 and o67 Broadway, N. Y. S. W. Wawbok, Agent, 21 Court Street, Boston. J. B. F. Barsaed, Agent, M. U. Express Co., Albany, N. Y K. B. WALDEX, Agent. oc22 d3m - f BE0WN, DINEEBSON & CO, ORWARDmG AND C0NMISSI0 MERCHANTS, And special Agents for the BELLEF0TALVE K. B. CO., ERIE TRANSPORTATION CO. And ERIE TIME EXPRESS, Also, Agents for the Bellefontaine Cotton Express. TIME AND KATES guaranteed. Consignments solicited. - . BROWN, DTJNKEBSQNj PP f . August 13, 1866 augH ,c- "Agents.

COMMISSION CARDS.

John Bey an, Late Arkenhmgh Dickson G. Watts. C'eas. F. Tag. BRYAN, WATTS & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - 43 EroaJ Street, XEW YORK. Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advances made on shipments ot COTTON, TOBACCO, and other Prod u e. R: 'KDUNKERSOX & CO., Agent'. NOTICE KHEBEBT11VES, that, the wiuiersigned have formed a. limited paitnership,-pursuant to the provisions of the hevised Htatntes of the Btate of New Y01H : tliat the name or firm ucsiier which such partnerKhip ia to be conducted is Bryan, Walts A Co.; that the geneial nature of the nusiness to be transacted by such partnersmp is a general commission twine ; tliat the general partners interested in said bu-!-netss are John Brvan aud Dictsou CS. Watts, who t-everaily reside iu the city of New York, in the state of New YotK; that the special partner Interested iu said business Is Charles F. Tasr, who resides in the city of Hoboken, in t he county of Hudson, and Btate 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, 1W7, and is to terminate on ice sir teenth day of May, 1S70. Dated at New York, May 1, 1867. JOHN P. RYAN, DICKSON O. WATTS, General Partners. CHARBFH F. TAG, may30 d3m Special Partner. A. 8. HATHTJKST. 3. J. WHITTAKIH. Hajliurfct & Wbittaker PRODUCE. COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS. No. 6 . South Water St. Dealers In Flour, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Corn and Country Produce. , - . L. M. BAIRD.. (J. H. 8TAB.T B A I II I) & START, (Successors to W. M. Aikman 4 Co..) GENERAL "AWE NTS, PRODITE, Forwarding -and Commission Merchants, Evansville, Indiana. - Refer to H W'heeler, Pres't. First National Bank and Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansvilie National Bank. . Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly F. H. KAGON. - ' E. UAGO&mCKEY, Vliolesale Grocer Dealers' In ' 1 WINES . AND LIQUORS, and Forwarding & Commission Merchazt. Xos. 3 and 1 Water Street, . EVANSVI JUDE IND Cash orders promptly and carefully .filled ueci uti WTE,Wl'I.n REMIND OUR Vw frlefl.ai and former natrons that we are at the old CORNER of VINE and WATER KTREETS, still In the trade of aud should be pleased to see Ihem. H. D.ALLIS4CO. If. I. AI.LIS A CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, KECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers iu LIQU0BS, FL0UB, &c. Corner Water and Tine Streets, Evansvihk, Ind. JanI dtf. J. C. Dusouchet & Co, FORWARDING, COMMISSION & PRODUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Eloc&, next ' door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Iiid. oct!8 CINCINNATI ADV'TS. MADDUX, E0B ART & C0n DISTILLERS OF Alcohol, Cologne Spirits, and Whiskies, Wholesale Dealers In E0URB0X AND BYE WDISKIES, 07 and 109 PEARL STREET, (East of Broadway,) Cincinnati. jy26 d3m .U. S. Bonded Warehouse. G. BRASHEARST SON & CO, Tobacco COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in choice brands of . LIQUORICE PASTE, 46 WALKUT ST Cincinnati. Liberal advances made on consignments of Leai Tobacco. G. Brashears, G. Brashears, Jr., Thos. R. Dudley (late of Wm. A. Webb A Co.) j'22 d3m BARTON & POOL, 7 Commission Merchants, No. 49 WEST FRONT ST., Cincinnati B. M.Barton. M. M. Pool. . mch25dl; B. FRANKI.IN. A. D. KOHRISOB. FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO, PRODLTE St GENERAL CominiHHion Merchants, jr. ss wm st., Cincinnati. References: Pearce, Tolle, Holton & Porter; Wnrw Glenn Sons; Foster Brothers; Chambeiffl. Sv-vens A Co.; Shaw, Barbour A Co.; F. G. Leonard & Co.; Robert Mao readj C. ; Foole, Nash & Co. f inh25dm CiiAKtBa Stabk. Louis Mbnze STARK Sc. HENZER. Dealers SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, No. 5 South Second Street, , . Bet. Main and Locust, i , Evansville, Ihd. i ; Cleaning and Sconrlng done to order. N.B. Libet al prices paid for Secondband Clothing. fauard3ui

NEW ORLEANS.

Alexander McGregor. Wm. MKiie&or. McGregor BrotJierj?, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 33 Tt'IIOl'IMTOriAS ST New Osutajcs, La. Liberal advances made on T"rt Jaic-riS and Western Produce consigned to or Jdress - ip2 tiHvek. General CommlsKlon Prodnce S.E..1. Forwarding Corner Poj Tras and Xew levee Klu -Vi'H' ORLXAXH. LA. Keferecce, the Great West. dec-l.Vltf. fSAM. H. KENNEDY. JTTLJU8 VAJAIX. PAl'T, T.. Wr.RTIMKB. S. H. KENNEDY & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Receivers ot Pork, Bacon, Flonr, lUss and WliiKhy, 53 57 Poydras street, New OrleRna. declSdly. B. H. HOWAKD, H. I). BARRET, New OTiW w. R. PKKffON, New YorK. CATI.IN FKESTON, HlltKOUVllle, in. GKO. R. fkeston, Evancville, ltv. wm. H. wi lliamh, Calhonn, Xi HOWARD, PREST0NS & BARRSU Cotton and Tobacco Fact( AND COMMISSION ME7tCIIA!1 16S Cininon Street, , NEW ORLEANS, JE. REFERENCES, Geo. W. Rat bbone, President EvatMrrU National Bank. Preston Brothers, Evanwville, Ind. James Robb, Esq., President Loiu&' National Hank. New Orleans. C. P. N orris, Esq., Cashier First NaO Bunk, Memphis. . R. Rutter. Esq., President Tmimw. National Ban. Memphis. MaJ. J. J. Murphy, President Memr-Stf Inxuraoce Company. ' decifHltL Speed, Summers & Co., Cotton ami Tobacco Factors, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT? -" and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. ) Oface No. 69 Poydras street. . Si'lW Okleanb, LJk. Carleton, Foute Co., New York. Speed, Donoho & Co., Memphis, Tena. Cazart, Stockard & Co., Mobile, Ala. dec:)-'oo-tf. E. H. FAIRCHII.D. J. W. UltiO-HAU, FAIRCHILD & BINGHAM, CommlKhion Merchants81 Magazine Street,. nov20 dly NEW ORLEANS.

8. M. BARTON. ...M. M. POOL.... W. M. A I K MAM. , S. M. BARTON & Wt.. CommiHHibu Xr;lifiiAt Hi "v II Magazine Street, . NEW ORLEANS. JA. MEMPHIS CARDS.

N.CARTMEI.E, Late of Williams, Cartmell Co., J. It. IRTI Mem 1 his, ?nji LAot VoltmUswa Kentaslrr. AierDpnis, -j nn. CARTMELL & DHURY, Cotton Factors, Proluce an. GummrmJ Commission and Forward M, Merchants. 200 FRONT 8TUKET, Bet. Washington and Ad&jouu .IIIOMIMIIS. Ti;j.V. N. B. We give onr personal attentltyn tn the sale and shipment of Cotton mi4 all kinds ot Western Prodnce. Also, to r.ilSag Plantation Orders. r Orders and Conslgnments solicited. U Refer to Hubbs Viet", R. K. La n keyson fe Co., Hayhmst A Whittaker, J. O. Dusouchet 4 Co., Evansville. Ind. L)l T E. J. COMER. oeo. s. RuniAi-zmfto. COMER & RICHARDS02; Cotton JTsxGtcpvm, Storage, Commission, and' Forwarding M K II CHANTS, -Clinton Street, . . MEMPHIS, TJLNW. REFERENCES. Chas. Northrop & Vov Memphis: Fotr RroB.. Cincinnati: Jas. VI ba & Co.. Bcstoa: Jas. B. Fenby, Ht. Louis; J. B. Klrutuitd. Hill, xaimauge a to,, .ew xorit. decl. II I LI. fc CO., PRODUCE DEAL E RH , 1 and-' Commission Merchants, No. 39 Madison Street, Memphis, Tmxn. Solicit consignments of Provisions, Tlonr, Meal, Corn, Hay, Oats, Green and Drtwt r rniwi, cuntr, ngn, r uwi, ana jrroaacv of all kinds. They have good basine' (acilltien. aaf by giving prompt returns will strivi pleane customers. . t.i References, t - H?m2isoT' iEvansvil Halliday Bros., Cairo, 111. Taaf, Phillips A Co., Memphis. Martin Walt Co., Memphis. Chouteau 4Edwards,Ht. Louis. ' Du bois A Augur. Cincinnati. Jyf it CUB. DECKER. JOHN Q. DECCU FBED. O. DECKER. C. DECKER & SONS, Manufacturers of Spokes, Wheels Hba. unaits, ieiioe, ana Beai woi And dp.Alf.ra in Wagons, Drays, Carts, Thtealla Skeins. and have always on hand a large assort--ment ot , , . : Seasoned Wagon Makers', Sawed Materials, . 146 and I-f 8 Main fcsireet, corner inn, L . . . . 1 in il i n m si Price Liats furnished on application.. mcfal41y ' TJOOIAM COAL MIMES. Ol t llX un M . . . . v. mwmm cust and Water Street. 1 A constant supply, and orders prompGy. filled. inovAi