Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 November 1867 — Page 7

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL: WE NEB DAY. NOVEMBER 6,1867.

V E IX XEWS ... for Other I.iver Items See fifth J age. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. . No printing establishment in the West has better facilities or greater ability tor doing flue Steamboat Printing. Our assortment of Job Type, though very large and complete, is constantly being added to. and our j b department is under the personal supervision of one of the best job printers in the I'nited State. We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads, Bills Lad in?. Cards, Dees and Meal Tickets, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, Ac, Ac. Orders left -with either of tbe ' whari-Doats will be promptly attended to. Wcatbrr mid Water. Yesterday morning the -weather was clear and cold, with a heavy hoar frost, on the roofs, fences, shrubs, plants and flowers, with ice on tub3 of water left out of . doors, a quarter of an inch thick a fair specimen of a delightful November morning. The river is swelling slowly, and with " a good rise above we may expect aa im proved river -viith lively times here. . Arrival- mmI Oepartnres. TheTarrlvals and departures up to o'clock yesterday, include the Linton and Luella, irom Cairo; Newsboy, Henderson and return ; Cobb-Webb, to Canneilori ' Boat Duo. Among the first boats due here are the . Chattanooga and Ollie Sulli van, ironi Cal ' or; Leonora No. 2, from Cincinnati- , ailseellaneona. The wharf presented a rather animated appearance, yesterday, with five or six boats at the landing, and large lots of freight were being hauled down -The Linton and Luella had moderately good trips up. Both are announced for Cairo, to-day The Louisa was receiving rapidly, and would have all she could safely carry The Cobb-Webb did not get. off till afternoon. She had ; a splendid trip Captain Drinkwater i3 preparing to set the Wm. White afloat, and as a pre paratory measure, has, as all sensible steamboatmen do, ordered a full set of books, with other outfit of stationery from the Jouksal Bindery, Job Printing and Stationery Rooms, where all such things can be obtained of unequaled qual ity and it astonishingly low prices .The Phantom I making some necessary re pairs, after which she will again leave for Eastport, and hopes to get out on Thur day The large mail boats have resuni ed their trips between Cincinnati and Louisville. We expect the lower line boats will foilow suit. Boats LeatinsTo-Dny. For Cairo. The t-Jegant new steamer Linton, Cape. Nat. Drew, with the courte ous and obliging N. B. Haywtrd ia the office, is the regular packet for Cairo at 4 o'clock to-day. Sue, has .supeib passenger accommodation. - . The Luella is alsoxp for Cairo to-day at 1 o'clock. She is very light, and is commanded by the most pleasant and courte ous gentlemen, Capt. Dan. Brady beingon the root, and George 3. Hazlett in the office. Two good boats go to day take your choice. Fob Hesdsrson. The .Newsboy will leave promptly at 3 o'clock to-day for Hemler-oo, and merchants will oblige Captam Perkins, her gentlemanly commander, by having tbeir bills of lading aboard before that hour. For Louisville. It is barely possihie that the Kose liite may come through to day from Louisville. Capt. George.Dauiey is ia command, and Dick Hutchinson, the amiable, is in the office. G let i lug's from our F.xehamtew. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Sun day says: At PltUbur? the river was falling aaain lat nigist, with thirty-three inches in the channel. The present r.-e will soon run ous., and the river get down to the recent low water mark, if we are not favored with mountain rams. Here it hasswollen twelve inches during the twenty-four hours ending ast night, with three feet hence o Louisville. We will have the r,p" f the recent Kanawha rise here to-uroi row. The indications are unfavorable for more water at present, and we don't th ii n the recent swell will make over forty ineoes at X reach Island. The Commercial of Monday says: The wen' her was mild, damp and cloudy ytsjeruav. wiiu a. ns;ni, urizzmg rain ail day, and tun wina irom tiie north and southwest. At Pittsburg, the river is in r:sit:g. with ;;V feet in the channel last mcliL, Here, the river has .rien fwi. during.' he twenty-four hours eniing last" night. T lie present rise will make about seven feel henca to LonisvUle, bits, wi;l scon ran out lua.e.v we have wore run. Tiie oul v surviving son of t he late Capt. Jesse Y. Hurd, Mr. J. M. Hurd, is chief c'eik in the Store-keeper's office at the Mound City Naval station. w . - j ; .; Steamboat nifn -were cheerful yesterday, at the favoiabie prospects for a resumption of navigation. Tne fact tliatthe river was rising aam at Pilt.shutg iast night, brightens the uopea of a fair navKabie river. The Sam. J. Hale came down to the wharf, and. leaves for Memphis-to morrow. The Silver Spray also came over to the wharf from Covington, and, together with the L.eonidns and John W. Garrett- is announced, for-. New Orleans pa Wednes-t day. Xhe " New Orleans and Cincinnati Express Line" was organized on Saturday i Capt. John A. Williamson was appointed President and Superintendent. Thelollowing steamers comprise the line, and will leave in the order named, and promptly on the days advertised : Swallow, Capt. A. McCarty ; Westmoreland, Capt. Kd. Evans : Alaska, Capt. F. J. Oases; Emerald, Capt. John Is. Shunk; John H. Groesbeck, Capt, D. W. Maratta; Alice Dean, Frank Maratta; Silver Spray, Capt. W. W. Fen ton; and Amazon, Capt. H. Vinton. Messrs. George L. Johnston & Co were appointed exclusive agents for this line. Locisville. The Democrat of - Sunday says : The Falls C ity. This is the name of the new Green River packet, just launched by Messrs. T. S. Nadal & Sons. She was towed clown to the city wharf yesterdav. The dimensions ot the Falls City are as follows: . I.ens?t h 142 feet over all, door 2i feel, beam 30 feet, exuetue width o4 feet ; depth of hole tiive and one-half feet. She is provided with three boilers, with engines 16 by 5. The freight capacity of t boat is 3.30 tons. ! The Cairo Democrat Is trying to make a " sucker " of dpt. Josh. Throop. Capt. Josh, is no call, and. Instead of being a " sucker " he's a whale. . : The Evansvilie Journal man thinks he's smart. How easily some people are deceived. ; , If any one ev-r thought you smart, they were easily deceived. ....... The Cmtrier of Monday says : ; The river was 'about at a stand yesterday morning, w lb 27 itches water in the canal by the mark. A rise, however, is doe, and we think it will be swelling here tins morning. The weather indications, as we stated f-aturday, favor rain, and a light rain set iu yesteid y morning. We hope and expect more. The wind was shifting, first soutneast, then southwest; if it goes around.due east,, a good steady rain will follow.

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From the present indications we think

we can assure i'uily fourfeet water outover tne bars ot tfce Lower omo. A the- Courier is the cntertan. we here state the fact that the lowest stage of water this s"ason was ua the 2oth of October. 1 hen there were twenty-five inches water in thecanai, by the biwk. The lowest stage or wier within our rf collection, and, we believe, the lowest ever known, was during the Summer and Fallot 1S5). Then tiie water wasexactlv two feet three inches lower at the toot of t he falls man at any time this season. We cite this as a.n indisputable fact. Captain L,oenart, .uperintenueni oi the canal has kept a daily record of the actual stage ot water at t he head and the foot of the falls for the past twelve years or more, and ov nctnai admeasurement on tne water sill at the foot of the tails or mouth of the canal he estah.ishes the tact mar. the Ohio m lsot was two feet three inches lower than at auy tira.e since. . - : . St. Louis. The Democrat, of Monday say: , Kiver about stationary here. The " uni versai sicy was troubled greatly yester day, and sent forth a halt hour's rain. We uon t look; lor yesterdays rain to cause a rise. St. Paul, on Thursday last , was still without rain. Very small steamers were required to make ibe trip to and from Hast ings, in connection wild tne oig ooats. Memphis. The Avalanche of Saturday says : w earner coot and cloudy. The river is declining steadily, with five ieet in the channel to Point Pleasant. White river is receding, witn three feet six inches to An gusta. The Arkansas remains low, with twenty-six inches t Pine Blutr. The wharf presented a dull appearance yesterday, with a small list of arrivals and departures. The Marietta Register of the 31st ult., gives the following sketch of Capt. Jesse Y. Hurd. who died a short time ago : Some of our readers may recollect Jesse x . iiura. who was in .Marietta as a student about the year ISS7, or perhaps it was in la-m. tie men nailed irom r ranklin fur nace, bciota County. January 30, 18b", Jesse Y. Hurd was Captain of the Louisville and New Orleans packet Missouri a first-class steamer. At that date a terrible explosion occurred on that ooat, near ing Mrs. Catharine Hurd, the wife of Capt. Hurd, also his son Henry, who was piiot ot the boat. A second son, Arthur, clerk of the boat, was dangerously injured, but recovered. Three days afterwaid, Feb. 2, iue . .-.ner expioaea, aoove V leszs. burst, killing its Captain, Jacob S. Hurd a brother of Capt. Jesse Y. Hurd and his body was never recovered. On the 28th of sept.. It,,. Arthur, who had recovered from his wounds at tue explosion of the Missouri, eighteen months before, died of "swamp fever" Louisiana. His father went for his remains, and the funeral toots place at riiiisKiuum-tneir resmenee on tne I7tn instant. Immediately afterwards Captain Jesse Y. Hurd was stricken down with sickness, and died on the 24d instnot. So, within twenty-one months, all these five, i uc iniiiiiy men t January at, isoo , in apparent good health, with promise of long life nave btien cut down by death, viz.: Captain Jesse Y. Hurd, his wife and two tons, also his brother, Captain-Jacob S. Hurd. Colonel John R. Hurd. formerly of the Second Kentucky Infantry, and late union candidate for the Ohio Senate in tne Portsmouth District, is a sou of Capt. Jacob Hurd, who commanded the U. S. gunboat Lexington with honor during the war against the rebellion.:-' . - H.SA1U 22STAT22. McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S Real Estate and Insurance? Agency, So. 1 WASHICTO. BLOCK, (Corner Room, Second Floor,) Opposite the Court-House, LVANSVTLLE, IjTD. OVER IOO HOUSES and LOTS in various parts of the city for saie, including some good BUSINESS PROPERTY. EXCELLENT GARDENING LAND, convenient to the city. FARMING LAND, improved and unimproved, in this and other States, tor-sale or exenange for city property. Also, Timber and Coal Lands. Business offices and Store Rooms to let; aiso comfortable LodgiEg-ttoonis, near the centre of business. A number of bargains now en our books, and several applications 011 fi!e to purchase desirable property. Persons havinu such for sai may find customers by applying at this A geucy. We have a number of applications tor renting dwelling- houses. Persons having real estate for sale, ex2ha::ge, or rent are requested to enter the details on our books lor reference. No ci urge unless property is disposed of. Ter-iis reasonable. Call and see. Of all kinds effected in good companies. Special attention given to LIFE INSURANCE. tfr NOTARIAL EUSINESS transacted at this office. We have admitted Mr. Thomas P. Brit-, ton to a partnership in the above busi ness, who, in conjunction with the under signed, will give it his best attention. Ihe style of the firm will be McNely, Schuoert & Co. JAMES'H. McN'EELY. JOHN SCHUBERT. Nov. 2,1867. novl . -: ;; Xi w Seal Estate A J. I. Elliott. fc Son HAVE Ol'ENF.O A REAL KSTATI Agency for the sale of and renting o: lands, houses, &c, sc. Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to purehase or rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on TMrd Street, near Locust, In Elliott's Block. Junell tf S. II. EOLEI'S Ileal Estate Agency, In the ofiice of Wm. Emery, Justice of the Peace, on Third Street, between Main and Locust. Real Estate bought and sold on commlslon, at reasonable rates. No charge if the ale is not eflected. Will attend to the pay ment of taxes, collecting of debts, renting: of houses, &c, fcc. ; : jy25d3m J, C. HENSON & SON. Undertakers and Embalmers, , . Ko. 138 Ma in, Street, - EYAXSYILIE, ODIAXA. WE HAVE PURCHASED THE right of using Ir. Chamberlain's process of embalming, ana are prepared to do work in that line at short notice ; waranted to give satisfaction. A large assortment of the best METALLIC CASES, CASKETS -AND WOOD COFFINS Constantly.on hand augl2 3m

STEAMBOATS.

- SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND - AND TENNESSEE RIVERS. The Evansvilie and Cairo Packets are authorized to k! ve through Bills of Lading to the following sottits, at the rates men tioned heiow: 10 uycusourg, 000.: tuny ville, 75c; Canton. 75; Rockcastle. 75c. ; Lin ton, 75c; Eastport, and points below on the Tennessee River, 5e-; points above the Shoals, on Tennessee River, SOe. Sign billt of lading, " Privilege of resiiipping at Pad u can. vv e guarantee the aoove rates, until furthemoUce. Any overcharges :hat may occur win be promptly corrected by us. Mer'-hants are requested to see that the weights are placed in every bill ot hading. ls6 tf FOWLER, LEE & CO. Regular Evansvilie and .Tennessee River "Weekly Packet. . FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and rLoKENCfc. The Seetand elegant steamer P'HAN-TOM, Allen Duncan, Master; Val. Sokenson, Clerk, Leaves Evansvilie 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 ooard.J; mayi-i an For Green River on the first Water. The Steamer DA LYOIST. ALF. H. EDWARDS Master, Will leave Evansvilie for Woodbury every Wednesday, ana tor iiownng Green every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock p.m. oc21 tf Low Water Arrangement. OLD RELIABLE XJ. S. -M-AJOL ILIISTE FOE Owensboro, Cannelton, and Lo aisville. The new and elegant Passenger Steamer up PALESTINE, E. Hollckoft Master; Miles D. Warren, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY MO.MJAY, at 10 a.m. ; a nd . IHlKSfiAY, at 6 p.m. The magnificent light-draught Steamer ROSE HITS, GiLMORE, Master; - Dick Hutchinson, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY Wlt.i:SUAT. at C p.,n. : and SAYi'KDAY, at 6 p m. The elegant and fleet Steamer . ELLA FABER, J. II. Peckenpaugh, Master; Geokoe Pattekson, Clerk ; LEAVES EVANSVILLE EVERY TCESUAY,at6p.m.; and I'UIDAY, at 6 p.m. These boats have been refitted and refurnished turoughout, 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 & CO., Agents. R. H. Woolfolk, Superintendent, au7 tf Louisville, Ky. Regular Evansvilie and Bowling Green Packet. The New and Finely Appointed Steamer . Drinkwater, Master; John Adams, Clerk, Wi.'l run as a regular Evansvilie and Green River Packet, making ail landings hence to uowiing ureen. Leaves Evansvilie every Monday and Friday, at 6 p. m. feba dtf Regular EvansYllle and 3Iem phis Packet. For Columbus, Madrid Eends, Hick man, and Slempiiis. The elegant, fast side-wheel steamer - - jm..J:---r-s. J. Lee Finney, Master ; . .. Hekhy Milles, Clerk, Will run as a regular Weekly Packet as above, giving especial attention to way business, the filling of orders, and collec tion or cnarges. Leaves Evamville every TUESDAY, at 5 P.M. Leaves Mempus every VULVA l,alt p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, junldtf - Regular EYansYille and Cin ; cmnati racKet. The elegant light draught steamer m George Smith, Master; James Kenjjedt, Clerk, leaves Evansvilie for Cincinnati direct EVERY SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock a.m. For freight or passage apply on board. augS-3m Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer ' C. G. PERKINS, Master, ; Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, f. m. - Freights received - at all hours at the Mammoth Wharfboat. ; ; R. K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agents. nov2 dtf - " Dissolution of CopartnersMp. I HAVE THIS DAT SOU) MY EJTtire interest in the Feed and Produce business, at the City Fee i Store, to Thomas W. Murray, who assumes all liabilities of tne 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, and solicit a continuance of the same to my successor. EBENEZER CROSS. Evansvilie, Ind , Oct. 26th, 167. oc28 CITY FEED STORE. JUST ARRIVED A I FOR NAIE, 1.200 bushels Michigan Peach-Plow Potatoes : aiso, w ions or goou uouniry Rran. Shipstnffs. Hay, Corn, Oata, 4c, Ac, kept constantly on hand. oc2S UU. T. W. MURRAY.

TEANSPOETATIO

F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., Commission MERCHANTS AND GENERAL FORWARDING AGEMS, No. 19 North Water St., EVANSVILLE, IND. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR S3 S3" o o B B CD IS o I. 3 a O o o o as 7, ps o 55 v. a o SB! ' a a a o 5 c2 TS O eri, Pi K - ar i CD 2. - i 3D - E3 Si -B a CD Through. Bills of Lading given to all points South or East. , oc29 d3m People's 15isxatcli 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 Chartered Cars, on FAST FREIGHT TRAINS. For Rates, Bills Lading, etc., apply to V. P. VAN DUERSEN, Agent, 365 and b7 Broadway, N. Y, S. W. Waldros, Agent, 21 Court Street, Boston. J. B. F. Barnard, Agent, M. U. Express Co., Albany, N. R. B. WALDE.Y, igent. oc22d3m BEOWJi, BUNKEBS0N & CO. iJ'ORWARDLNG AND CONMISSIOJi MERCHANTS. And special Agents for the BELLEFOMAIXE B. K. CO. ERIE TRAXSP0RTATI0X CO., And ERIE TIME EXPRESS, Also, Agents for the Bellefontaine Cotton Express. TIME AND RATES GUARANTEED. Consignments solicited. BROWN, DUNKERSON A CO , ugogt 13, lStiH augll) Agents.

COMMISSION CARDS.

' 4T6hn Bryan, Late Arkenburgh Dickson G. Watts, chas. F. Taq. s ryan. BRYAN, WATTS & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 43 Broad Street, jvjirir Yoiut. Reasonable SIGHT CHFCK artvanci made on shipments of COTTON, TOBACCO, and other Produce. K K. DUNKERSON & CO., Agent. HOTICE IS IirilKRY fJIVEBf. that the undersigned have formed a limited partnership, pursuant to the provisions of the Prevised Statutes of the State f New York that the name or firm utaiieT winch such partnership is to be conducted is Bryan, Wat ts A Co.; that the general nature of the business to be transacted by such partnership is a general commission business; that the general partners interested in said business are John Bryan and Dickson O. Watts, who severally reside iu the city of New York, in the State of New York ; that the special partner Interested in said business is Charles F. Tag, who resides in the city of Hoboken, In the county of Hudson, and State ol New Jersey ; that said special partner, Charies F. Tag, has contribnted 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, 18t7, and is to terminate on. the sixteenth day of May, 1870. Dated at New York, Mav 16, 18C7. JOHN BRYAN, ' DICKSON G. WATTS. General Partners. CHARLtH F. TAG, roay30 d3m Special Partner. A. 8. HAYHUKST. J. J. WHITTAKEK. Ilajliurst &. lVhittaker, PRODVCE, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6 .... South Water St. Dealers In Flour. Bacon. Hav. Oats. Corn and Country Produce. , M. BAIBD....MMn .-..G. H. STAB7 BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Aikman 4 Co..) ptvr.iui, auextn, pitonroE, rurwaruins ana commission Mer chanta, Evansvilie, Indiana. Refer to H Q,. Wheeler, Pres't. First National Bank and Sam'l Orr, Vice President Evansvilie ivauonal uanK. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly F. H. BAOOIT. . E. DICK K Y, ItAGOX A DICKEY, TVIiolexale Grocen Dealers in WINES AND LIQUORS, and Forwarding & Commission Merehait Xos. 3 and 4 Water Street, EVANSVILLE, IND. Cash orders promptly and carefully filled. We ivor friends a in is n Rr.Hi.vn ir u friends and former patrons that we are at the old CORNER of K of VIt: ant WATER STREETS, still In the trari of and should be pleased to see them. n. u. ALtLtxa & CO. II. I. AI.LIS fc CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION . MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers in LK1U0RS, FLOUR, &c Corner Water And Vine Streets, EVANSVILLK, IND. lanl dtf. J. C. Dnsouchet & Co., FORWARDING, COMMISSION & PRO DUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, nexr door to M. Dalzell,) Evansvilie, Ind. ocllS CINCINNATI ADV'TS. MADDUX, H0EART & CO., DISTILLERS OF Alcohol, Cologne Spirits, and Whiskies, Wholesale Dealers in BOVRBOX ATD P.TE WHISKIES, OT and 109 I'EAItl- STREET, (East of Broadway,) Cincinnati. jy26 d3m U. S. Bonded Warehouse. G. BRASHEARS, SON & CO, Tobacco COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers in choice brands of LIQUORICE PASTE, 46 WALSflT ST ClNCIWSATI. Liberal advances made on consiznmenta of Leai Tobacco. G. Brashears, G. Brashears, Jr.. Tboa. R. Dudley flate of Wm. A. Webb dt Co.) jy22d3m BARTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, Xo. 49 WEST FROST ST., ClJtCIJIIfAH mch25 dl; S. M. Barton M. M. Pooi 8. FRANKLIN. A. T. MORRIS0X, FRANKLIN, MORRISON & CO., PRODUCE & GENERAL Commission Mercnants, SO. H WEST SEtOSB ST., CINCINNATI. References: Pearce, Tone, Hoi ton & Por ter; Wm. Glenn & Sons; Foster Brothers: Chambers. Stevens & Co.; Shaw, Barbour & Co.; F. G. Lo"Hrd A Co.; Robert Macready it; uu.e, ash A Co. I miiiidi.ni Charles Stark. Louis Menzb s I T A It It A MENZER, Healers SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, . No. O South Second Street, - - -Bet. Main and Locust, Evansvilie, Ind. Cleaning and Scouring done to order. N.B. Liberal prices paid for Secondj band Clothing. fau3 d3m

NEW OltliEAXJS ' , . , Alexander McGregor. Win. H,eUnrff.'i. McGregor Brothers, GENERAL COMMISSION MER CIIAimi, so. 3-i TciiorpnoriMs st New Oklka(,L. Liberal advances wwle on PfOTWOw and Western Produce consigned fa dress IP. O. O'Til-. General Commission Protluoe A fcswardlrii; MEECH iiNT. Corner Poydras and w Ltvt iO, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Reference, the Great We.t. leclidtr. SAM. H. KKNNEOT. .TTT.lrS VAtKsi" VAVl. It. MORT1VKR. S. a KENNEDY & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Receivers of Pork. Bacon, Flour, &agpn and Whlskv, 55 57 Poydras Street," New OrfeaRMk decloiily. R. 8. HOWARD, H. 1. BAliKKr.NeWit4TW. K. PRRTSTOIf, New catlin vrkhtos, Hmsonvilie,' Iti t' GEO. R. FRK8T0N, Evansvilie, 14. ' WM. H. WlLl.lAMH,,Calho, St HOWARD, PREST0NS & BAESSSi Codon and Tobacco Vmctm. AND COMMISSIO.V MKItC UJLKTgJ 168 Ommon Street,' NEW ORLEANS. -. REFERENCES, Geo. W. Rathbone, President Eibvlf National Rank. Preston Brothers, KvunavlMf James Robb, Fwp, PresiOent U:c" National Bank. New Orleans. C. P. NorrlH Esq., Cashier First " ' Bank, Memphis. G. R. Rutter, Esq., President Tejttmmm. National Bank, Mempliix. -Maj.J. J. Murphy, President Mra

j nsnrance company. oeciw. Speed, Summers CT Cotton and Tobacco Farters. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCllJtSTJSr and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 5S Poydraa street. New Okljeakb, Ia. Carleton, Foutc & Co., New York. Speed. Iouolio A Co., McmpliiM, Ia. ( azarf, Stockard Co., Mouile, AJ. dec:i-'tK5-tf. E. H. FAiRCiriLD. J. W. BmamAx. FALRCHILD & BINGHAM. Commi.sHioii 3Xeroli&isfjr 81 Magazine Streci, nov2l dly B. M. BARTON, NEW ORLPAJWtS. -M. M. I-UOL. W. M. JkUkMJtm & CO, S. 31. BARTON CommlHHloii Merohjtitffi 17 Magazine Street, NEW ORLEA. EJI. MEMPHIS CARES. S. OA KT.MEM.. .1. TX. frUTrr Late of WliliatiiB. Memi iiU. Tjmaa. Cartmell 4 Co.. La te of Un Meuipnlw, Tenn. KentB-:nr-CARTMELL a DRURf. Cotton Factors, Prodiuys and iimL ComtuiMtioD and Forwarding .Merchants. 200 FRONT STREET, net. tiHiiiugtoii aiMl Afaia, ji i fins, ti ; jv x. ". B. We Kive our personal attsra W the hale and t-hinmcnt. nt fniu.n m s, kinds ot WeKtern Produce. Also, to .timPlantation Ordera. - Orders iLM. signrnents solicited. "S Refer to llublm A Viets, R. K. Dqjjuhw son & Co.. Hayhiutit & Wbittalur. . Du.soucliet A Co., Evaunville. Ind. taty B. 3. COMER. GEO. 8. KtCKA.UVMKX. COMER & RICHARDSOl Cotton Fuctor& Storage, Commission, and ForwasC?! 31 E 11 CM A ITS, Clinton Htroet, MEMPHIS, TJtMX REFER KN CEP. Chas. Nertbron Co., Memphis: Vtmir" Bros.. Cincinnati ; Jas. Viha A Co., Sfns J as. B. Fen by, Hf. Louis; J. li. Riif.rwU, Hill, Talmadge A Co., New York, decl. III tli A CO., PRODUCE DEALERL and - Commission Merchant No. 39 Madison Street, Memphis, Tkm. Solicit consignments of Provisions, rwsr Meal, Corn, Hay, OaUt, Green &a thfmm Fruits, Butter, Eggs, Fowls, and Pews of all kinds. They have good business fcilitia, by giving prompt returns wiil strtw please customers. References. , George R. Preston, Esq., 1 i.H. V. Aim A Co.. i'fU.vansvUle UallHoir Uma PaUv Tf I Taaf, Phillip A Co., Memphis. ... Martin Walt A Co.. ?einnhis. . . Chouteau A Edwards,Su Louis. , Dubois A Augur, Cincinnati. "Jy CBTB. DECKER. JOHN G. JW. , .. FRKI). Q. BECKER. C. DECKER & SONd, Manufacturers of Spokes, Wheels, EeK Shatts, Feiloes, and Bent Work, and dealers in Wagocs, Drays, Carts, TMmi . Skeins, and have always- on hand a large momC ment of Sectioned Wagon Makers' Sawed Materiel 146 and 14H Main Street, corner FiflU, KnansroiUe. Indiana. Price Lists furnished on aopl: inchHly - . BODIAM CO Alt MIXES. o FFU'E OS TIIE CORSEB OF L3hcost and water Btreeis A i constant supply, and orders promoer--filled.