Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 December 1867 — Page 7

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J-'tr ifhrr Eirer Jfrtns i-ce I'if'f, PTE A M FO AT PRINTING. No printing et.MiKhnifcnt in the Wes-t as better facilities or greater ability lor doing flee Steamboat Printing. Our assortment of Job Type, though -very lar-is and complete, is constantly beingadded to. an t our job .tepartinent is under tiie personal npervision of one of the best job printers in the United State. We are prepared to prtut Posters, plain or fancy. Bill Heads, Bills Inline. Cards, Deck and Meal Tickets, Biil of Fare. Mates' Tickets for Lanor, Ac, Ac. Orders lett -with either or the wharf-boaus will he promptly atleaded to. Weather nnd WWr. The weather yesterday was cloudy and -inild, with indications of rain, an 1 a light sprinkle about ten o'c ock A M. Therfver had risen an iach and a half up to three o'clock yesterday, and no rise to signify reported above. The prospects now favor more water, but all depends on the temperature of the weather. The snow all disappeared Thursday, at Viucennes, without producing any change upon the Wabash, iu which stream only six inches water Is reported. Arrivals and Oeparlnre. The arrivals and depar:ures up to tlrree o'clock yesterday include tire Linton, Cairo to return; EJinbjrg. Memphis to Cincinnati; Empire, Memphis to Louisville; Ollie Sullivan. Owensooio to Evansville; $ewsioy, Henderson to return. Io.l!y Dlio. Amone the first boats Sue here are the' Darling and Emperor, for Memphis; Cora S., from Memphis; the Cumberland, Charmer, Chattanooga, Sam. Orr. Lue!la, and N fihvllle, lrom Cairo; FUantom, from Evtport. mKellanronit. There was quite, a crowd of steamers at the wharf yesterday morning and -considerable activity in business. ..The Lawrence left before morning for Cincinnati The Liuton had a moderate trip in, and was receiving liberally for her return. We are indebted to Cash Thomas for a manifest The Edinburg and Empire got over all the bars, and arrived about 9 o'clock yesterday morning. The Edinburg has 283 bales cotton for Capt. Fred. Huston, agt-nt of the White line, and VQ for Cincinnati. We are inclined to believe she . will lie up here, as the Silver Spray has done, till there is more water, and we commend the Thompson brothers to the kindly consideration and hospitality of our people. They are exceedingly pleasant gentlemen ... . The Silver Spray -dropped down to the bone-yard, and lies up till a ri-e comes. Captain Fentou, and his clerk, Ben. M. Bush, are highly accomplished gentlemen, and we hope they will enjoy their unvoluntary sojourn an the city The Empire had eight hundred bales of cotton, for Louisville and CanneltOD.and considerable miscellaDeou-freight .-The Ollie Sullivan had a rock! trip from Oweaaitoro, yesterday, and i-eaves .-again to-day, to con-aect with the Louisville packet The Lewellin had a good trip in, and hd the prospect of a splendid trip out ..The Abeona Is still detained at Sbawneetown nippers should remember that the Lulu D. takes poric to Ntw Orleans at il 25 per barrel. Bonttt LHVlueTi-Fn.r. FOE Caieo.- The -splendid steaaier Charmer will be the regular mull aud f,:i senger packet for Cairo to-day at io'cl-k. Captain K. T. Dexter, an officer of great expeiience, is in command, and Jick Gramnier and Walter B. FciiL ington, proverbial for their uruauity and SDirit of accommodation, are in the office. The Charmer has sp!endl passenger accommodations. The fleet end elegant Cumberland, Capt. Ben. Howard, the blue-yed man of destiny, will leave for Cairo and all way landings at 3 o'elcck to-day. She has superb passenger' appointments, and is a rattler to run. Duke NiChol-son, one of the best ri ver clerks in the business, is in the of. fice. and will give special attention to the wants of passengers. For Owessbobo and Louisville. The Ollie Sullivan, Captain Ham. Throop, leaves for Owensboro and all way points, at ten o'clock this morning, and will connect with the Louisville packet. Les. Ware aiid Will. Hugo are her polite clerks Fok Ghees River. The beautiful Ada Lyon, Captain Graham, w tu Alf. Edwards in the office, h the regular and only Green River packet, to-day. She has splendid pas-enger appointments. For New Orleans. The beautiful new steiiner Lulu D., Capt. Grace, leiv-sf.,r New Orleans and all way ports at 12 o'clo'-k to-day, and being very light draught and possessed cf great carrying capacities affords admirable -oppoituntty for shippers to send thtir freight South. Capt. Grace and Mr. Johnson, her chief officers, are polite and attentive. The Lulu D. was built here by Mr. Ca vender, proprietor of the Dry Dock, and is a high testimonial to his superior ability as a builder, her hull being pronounced by competent judges, oneot the best ever built. She Is H5 feet long, 35 feet heain, with a four foot hold. Her. unusual width of. hull will enable her to carry an extraordinary load on shoal water. She has two boilers 21 feet long and 2t inches in diameter, driving two engines with 12:4 inch cylinders and 4V ,feet stroke, turning a wheel 16 feet in dia ( eter with Wi feet buckets. She Is furnished with a steam capstan and hoisting appatatus, has a full cabin, with tweuty-two plea. . an t and airy staterooms, and a texas with six rooms for the officers Her cabin is plain but very neat, and she is very high bttwtjn the deck, affording room for an imm.-n-e caigo. She is a good steamboat, and we wisn her a prosperous cruise in the New O. leans and lie I Itiver trade, for which she was built. She leaves to-day at 12 o'clock, and we hope to see. her get a good trip. Memorandum. The steamer Linton left Cairo, Wednesday evening, at 0 o'clock; boats fn port: Cornelia, General Anderson; met jsam. J. Hale above Mound City;' met the Southerner and Cumberland hard agronnd on Chain; Southerner had been abound five days; found three test on Cumberland bar; met the Chattanooga at Dog Island ; met tne tug Crescent City hard sigronudopooslteHam.e'stiurgh: met the Cora S. above Rosa Clare; passed the Empire aground at 'he head of Hurricane Island; found three feet on Walker's Bar: met the Oharruer belctf Westou; passed the Edinburgh and Abeoca asrourvl on Shawneelowu bar; found three feet on Shawneetown. Fifty-two passengers, reg-i-te.ed '-n up trip; met Faauy Brandeis above Mt. Vernon; me. the.Luella at t the loot of Diamond, J.: and, . .,,

Manifest Stockwe'"' Co.. 11 barrels pecous; Jaquess. Hudspetn & Co., 11 sacks of fruit; G. L. Dixon, 2 boxes honey; Miller, Gardner & Co., 3 barrels nuts; Koach Torian. 3 barrels and 1 Sick of fiuit: F. W. Wigginhouse. 1 barrel of fruit; Cook & Rice, :'J6 beer kegs; C. Schaom, 14 barrels of wbisk ; Richstein A Kurgs, 2utt sacks of bran; W. S. White, 1 horse, 3 mules and 1 wayon; Mr. Fisher, 1 horse and 1 lot of household goods; Mrs. McDough. 1 safe. 1 bedstead. 1 stove and 1 box merchandise ; John Master, 2 boxes books eieaiiliiST' from our i::.-:t.ii;re. Cincinnati. The Commercial of Thursday says : The weather was cloudy and osol yesterday, with the wind from the u ri htast all d:y. The mercury ranged at 34 1 moru.ng and evening, and AS0 at noon. It commenced snowing at 7 p. m., with a prospect of continuing all night, having lai:ento the depth of one inch tip to 10 o'clock. Special dispatches to the Daily Commercial report it snowing last night at Chillicotbe, Chicago, Icdiana;iolis, Louisville, Madison, and ail along tne Wabash River. The indications favor a general rise from Wheeling to Cairo. If we do not get a coal-bo;trise at Pittsburg, we have the consolation of knowing there will be sufficient water to let out light tows of coal from Pomeroy and Hanging Rock, and permit the present steamers loading at Cincinnati for the South to depart in a few days. Louisville. The Courier of Thursday says: The river continues at a stand, with only two teet ainciuche- water in the cunal by the mark. The weather was cloudy and

heavy in the morning, wii u a light ram m the afternoon, followed by a snow storm, with some hopes that it would turn to rain, as the barometer was falling and the thermometer noled 3S deg ees. There was considerable rain at Nashville 'luesday uigut.aud a rise may be eon-fid-nti v anticipated in the Cumberland. The Fails City, Capt. Robinson's staunch and very complete packet for the Louisville and Green River trade, had steam up yesterday to try her machinery. She cast loose her lines and made a short run up the river und returned. The eugine worked wtl; and the boat, was ail riuht, aud sue will soon be ready for Green River. The IL. L. Wood ward, formerly a Tennessee River pacaet, has been soM iu St. Louis t . David Campbell for 4,5o0. There is a general moderation of the weather from Cairo to St. Paul. On Sunday heavy ice floated as low down as Quincy. .alena River froze over during Friday night, aud men were skating ou it Saturday. A dispatch, dated Muscatine. November 30th, says-: " Weather intensely cold last night, entirely closing the river at this point, but the ice has since commenced to move away." tin the same day huge cakes t .ice were fioatiug past Dubuque. A special from Memphis says: ; The Vicksburg, bound lor this port, to enter the New Or;eans trasie, is hard agroned below Heleua. The Great Republic is hardaaround five hundred vards oui of the channel, between Friar's Point and Delia, and is likely ta remain there until a rise. Tiie Pauline Carroll is aground at Staca Island. The Lexington is aground at Island No. 18, with only six feel water to Vicksburg. ST. Louis. The Democrat, iff Thursday, Bays: Drlzxling weather yesterday. River stationary. Very good water now to Keokuk, in the Missouri, and in the Illinois. buL business essentially played out. Dispatches dated Jefferson City, 3d, report the side streams rising rapidly. Business seems getting 'Worse every day. Several additional boats are added to the laid-up list the Clara, Gerard Allen aud Tom Jasper. The Laeon has laid up at Peonia, on the Illinois. There is now at least 30 inches water in the Illinois. If it should swell to four feet two inches, large packets will go in. The new steamer Alaska, is loading at Cincinnati for New Orleans. Capt. Oakes superintended her construction, for Jas. Wr. Gaff ami others of Cincinnati. Dimensions, one -hundre i and fifty feet long on deck, forty feet floor, forty-two feet ie bi, seven feet two inches depth of hold, with five feet sheer, t-he has five boilers, thirtj -six inches iu diameter, and twenty-four feet long, the cylinders being twenty-two inches in diameter, with wix feet stroke. lakes says the Alaska cost ioO.OOO. He superintended also the building of the st earners Imperial, Kowena, Rebeoea, and Peerless. STATIONERY. 1 JOHN II. SCOTT, Hookseller, stationer Ain NEWSDE1LE It, Xo. 53 MAIN' STREET, cor. Second, aulOcily EvysviLi-E.lND. GEO. II. FISH & CO., Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, AND CjUiieral Stationery, JSo. 11 Maiu Street, EvansviUc, Indiana. July9 ly R. F.B1BTEB & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. Wholesale and retail dealers in Standard and Miscellaneous Bookt SCHOOL. BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUMS, FOOLSCAP, LEGAL, BILL. LETTER, NOTE, FLA TCAP, AND "Willi Papers, ' Photograph Abums, Letter Presses, Writing Desks, Envelopes, and V Fancy Goods. '. No. 6 North First Street, EVANS VILLE ...INDIANA. janis ly 1 - ...

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SHIPPF.ns TO THE CUMBERLAND AN I TENNESSEE RIVEIis. The Evansviile ird Cairo Packets are authorized to gi ve through Bills of Lading to the Tolinwinz points, at the rates mentioned below: To Dycu-bnre, 56c.: Ed!yville, Canton, 75; Ilockca.si'ie.7.jC ; Linton, ,7."c; Eastpoit, and points blow on the TeiniMiee River, o":. : points above the Sho is. on Tennessee Kiver, KOc Sign bilit of lading, Privilege of reshipping at Paducah." We guarantee the above rates, until further notice. Any overcharges 'hat may occur wili be promptly corrected by us. Merchants are requested to see that the weights are pln--i n every bill oi fciding. setitfj iu .VLr.it, LEE & CO. Regular Evan3ville, Owensboro, and Canneltoa Packet The excellent Light-Draught Steamer Ollie Sullivan, J. Ham. Thhoop, Master; Lks. Ware. ) nrs Witt. H. HCGO,r1rss' Will ply as a retjular packet between Evansville and Cannelton, making all way landings. Leaves Evansville every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at iO a.m. leaves Cannelton every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATUHDAY, at 9 A.M. For freight or passage apply on board, or to C. K. RUDD, novl8 dtf Agent. Regular Evansville and Tennessee Rive Weekly Packet FOR JOHNSONVILLE, EASTPORT, and FLORENCE The fleet and elegant steamer PHANTOM, Allen DtrarCAK, Master; Val. honEJfsoN, Clerk, Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY at 4 p.m., carrying freights and passengers at lowest rates. Particular attention given to filling orders. For freight or passage apply on ooard. mayH dtf For Green River on the first Water. The Steamer ADA. LYON. ALF. H. EDWARDS . Master, Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every WEDNESDAY, and for Bowling Green every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock p.m. oc21 tf Regular Eransiille and Memphis Packet. For Columbus, Hickman. Madrid Bends, Osceola, and Memphis. The elegant, fast side-wheel steamer Saint DFxt:riolf, J. Lee Fissey, Master; Henry Miller, Clerk, Will run as a re.-ular Weekly Packet as above, giving especial attention to way business, the filling of orders, and collection of charges. Leaves Evansville (very TUESDAY, at 5 P.sc Leaves Memphis every FRIDAY, at 5 P.M. For freight or passage apply on ooard, or to R. K. BUNKERS N & CO., HUEB1, PATBJCK & CO., F. M. HUMPHREY & CO.. and C R. RUDD. deeldtf Agents. Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamr iNews Boy. C. U. PERKINS, Master, ; Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, p. M. Freiguts received at ail hours at the Mammoth Whartboat. R. K. DUNKfciRSON & CO., Agents. nov2 dtf COMMISSION CARD. P. S. DnsoccHET, late of Kvansville, Ind. John 0ilb.rt, Ciolconda, 111. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Xo. 33 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Oiders and consignments solicited. References W. J. Lowry & Co., Evansville, lnd.; Hodge, Carr & Co., Evansville; Henry Ayres, Esq., Evansville; J. C. Dusouchet & Co., Evansville; J. W. McCoy & Ison, Oolconda, III.; Tneo. Steier & Hon, tlolconda; A. C. McCollister, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; John M. Barter, Mt. ernon; Wm. H. Larains, Mt. Vernon; John R. Everton, Mt. Vernon; Henry Hill Sc Co., Warsaw, liL ; C. K. Davis & Co., Warsaw ; W. 8. Van meter & Bro., Bowling-Green, Ky. ; A. J. Harris, Unioutown, Ky. nov25d3m CHENOWETH, CASEY & CO., Commission Merchauts For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco, Pork, Bacon, Keel, Flour, AND WESTERN PRODUCE GENERALLY, No. 70 New Levee Street, NEW OOLIMXS, L.A. nov28 E. L. STARLING & C0M Wholesale Dealers In PURE COPPER WHISKY. Starling's "Rose-Bud,' The best brand in the country, always on hand. md in the country MAIN STREET, novl9dtf HENDERSON, KY. Offick Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 1 Philadelphia, Nov. 1, 1807. J TIIE PtSSYLVASIA RAILROAD Company hereby give notice, that they will receive proposals until the first day of January, 1808, for leasing separately or collectively the Union Depot Hotel at Pittsburg, the Logan House at Altoona, and the Dining Saloon in the Harrisburg Depot, for a term of years, commencing on or before March 1. 1868. . . The hotels at Pittsburg and Altoona are furnished throughout in the best manner. It must be expressly understood that the Railroad Company will require that all of these -establishments shall be kept in a strictly nrst-claiw manner for the convenience and comiort of passengers patronizing its line. Proposals will be addressed to John M. Kennedy. Chairman of Special Commit tee. No. 305 Arch Street, Philadelphia. nov21dtJanl'68, . . ' '

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F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., Ooinniissioii MERCHANTS. AND GENERAL FORWARDING AGENTS, No. 19 North Water St., EVANSVILTJ3, I$D. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR

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1-3 SO S3 2c P ST CD o z a o o 58 . M fi -J -4 o X 5 P O c--t i. 00 O S3 'ST CD Through Bills of Lading given to all points South or East. oc29d3m J?eople' Dispatch 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 W. P. VAN DUERSEN, Agent, 365 and 367 Broadway, N. Y. S. W. Waldros, Agent, 21 Court Street, Boston. J. B. F. Barnard, Agent, M. U. Express Co., Albany, N. Y K. R. WALDEX, Agent. oc22 d3m BROWN, DINKERSON & CO. . 0RWARDING AND CONMISSIOli MEIOH:A.ITg And special Agents for the BELLEFO'TAINE R. R. C0 ERIE TRAKSP0RTATI0X CO., And ERIE TIME EXPRESS, Also, Agents for the Bellefontaine Cotton ' Express. TIME AND RATES GUARANTEED. s- Consignments solicited. r ; . . if.,! : 'i. . . BROWN, DUNKKRBON OO : r August 13, lPttft augllj l t t KAB

B. C. MURPHY. K. S. TRi I'Ll TT. MUItPIIY A TltlPLET T, Lower WhaufbojiT, OWENSBORO, KY., Receiving, rwariinsr, aud CommJssiou "ilercliants, RA1LL0AD L STEAMBOAT ASEXTS. Consignments solicited. novl9 dim J. M. Parvix, ''arlisle-l A. Lkwi. Princeton J. D. Parvis, Evansville. IAUYI. LKUIS 4fc CO., Produce and Commission Merchant?,

Tealers in Pork, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Hay, Lime And CEMENT, Cor, Water and Locnst Streets, EVANSVILLE, IND covl3 d'm W. X. Wright, (Late of Madison, Indiana.) STORAGE, FORWARDING t GENERAL Commisstoii .tlercitant FOR THE PI'RCIIASEASD SALE OF ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, No. 3 PROMENADE, Elliott Block, Memphis, Ton W Consignments and Orders respectjuuy ooiiciieu, REFKEKNCES i First National Bsink, Memphis; Mem YlhlfS fAPilijlta Dui.t.,ulti: ...... .. L' 1 . . 1 man & Co., Cincinnati; Dubois & Augur, Cincinnati: HanKt & Porter. Cincinnati: Geo. L. Johnston $i Co., Cincinnati; T. L. jenerson a inos.. iouisviue. K.entucKy McKee, Cunningham & Co.. Louisville Kentucky ; J. Peter Co., Louisvil)-, Ken iuckv (novDim John Bryan, Late Arken burgh Iuckpon o. Watte. Chas. f. Tag. at jiryan. BRYAN, WATTS & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 43 Broad Street, NEW YORK. Reasonable SIGHT CHECK advances made on shipment of COTTON, TOBAO i 'tf t .. . . .1 . t V . .. 1 i . . 1 . R. K. DUNKERSOxV & CO., Agents, NOTICE IS JlfllEBY filTEN. that the undersigned have formed a limited paitnersbip, pursuant to the provisions of the Revised statutes of tne c-taie oi New York ; that the name or firm under which such partnership 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 eiei iti jiaiiuers iu w res lea jn ssia business are John Brvan and rltir,Y n Wattf, who feverally reside iu ths city of New York, in the Btate of New York-; that f,io Hciim pi mer tuieresteu in sam buslDfcss is Charles F. Tag, who resides in the tiiy oi nunoKen, in tne cosnty of Hudson, and State of New Jersey; that said special partner. Char es F. Taic, has contribnted as capital to me comnoa stock of snch partdollars in cash; and that sucu partnership is to commerice on the sixteenth day of r, i,, mm is iu icrminaie on me six teenth day of May, 1870. Dated at New York, May 16, 17. john uk Van. DICKSON G. WATTS, General Parlncrt. CHAR LIS F.' TAG, Special Partner, may30 d3m A. 6. HA YHCKST. J. J. WUITTAKlk. IlnyhiirHt & Wliittaker, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND FOR WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6 South Water St. Dealern in Flni-ir Wunn TTv n.,t. r-H and Country Produce. ' ' ' L. If. BA1RD.. ,.G. H. BTAHJ BAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Alitman & Co.,) KSKRAI, AliEXTS, I'ROIIl t'E, IT Forwardmor and ( Vim miwinn Mur. chants, Evansville. Indiana. Refer t H Q Wheeler. Pres t. First National Bank ana harm orr, vice President Evansvilie National Bank. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll-ly F. H. RAGOX. K. DICK ir. mo. O.N A IIICKY, lVIiolcnle Grocew WINES AND LIQUORS, . and Forwarding & Commission Kerch all A 08. 3 and i Water Street, . EVANSVILLE, IND. Cafb orders promptly and carefully filled. ItClsX Ull TJjTK WtlllLD BEXIWD O tJ H m w iiicuiuniiuitrruicr patrons mat we are at the oli CORNER of VINE and WATER STREETS, still in the trade of LIQUORS, FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, e., and should be pleased to see them. 1. D. AlslLO Oi ,J. U. . ALMS fc CO., N FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCIIA'MTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers lx LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c, Corner Water and YIne Streets, Evansville, lien. JanI dtf. J. C. Dnsouchet & Co FORWARDING, COMMISSION A PRODUCE MERCHANTS, No. 19 North Water street, (Orr Block, next door to M. Dalzell,) Evansville, Ind. octl8 R0CKP0RT COAL. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO deliver, at shortest notice, No. 1 Screened Roekport Coal to any part of the city. . t , Office ' and Yard, "ooraer Division and Water Streets. . : u.: HPEER CO. . Full measure guaranteed. . Jau23dtl

ORLDANa. Alexander McGregor. Wiu. M. n.. McGregor Brothers, GENERAL OOMM1SSIO N MER CIlAN no. 33 iciioi Pi ioh.as sr., Niw Oklkavs, La. Liberal advances made oa Prorfcstflw and Western Produce consigned to osrtdress apt tLtsa. P. O. O'ltiley. General Commission Produce a irwarding IMERCHL-A.lSrT', Corner ?ordras and New Lerce&UL, NEW ORLEANS. LA. Reference, the Greai West. decl'Mitf. BAM. 11. Kt.NNKI-y. jrLirRVii PAUL B. MORTTMKBi. S. H. KENNEDY CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Receivers at Pork, Tiaeon, Flour, JEtitp and Whisky, S3 t- S7 Poydras Street, HewWientsn. decl5diy. . K, B. HOWARD, H. It. BAKHKT, StW Or!M-; vr. R. prkston. New Yoi il. CATLIN PRESTON, Hn l.sol; vll te, ill. fciKO. r. PKKXTON, I. vanKville, Ind. wm. H. WII.UAKH, Calhoun, SfJi HOWARD, PREST0N3 & BARREL Cotton and Tobacco 2acts AND COMMISSI OX MF.milArVng 168 Coinmon Mreef, NEW ORLEANS. ZJU REFER-KNCE4, Geo. W. Rathbone, Ptesideut IC auftvli National Bank. Preston Brothers, Evansville, " u!. James Robb, Esq., President Lox National Bank. New Orleans. C. P. Norris. Esq., Cashier First N-"L. Bank, Memphis. G. R. Rutter. Esq., President Toe- ; National Bank, Memphis. MaJ. J. J. Murphy, President "Meit Insurance Company, declS-ti Speed, Summers & Cou Cotton an3 Tobacco Faciort, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT and -COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Office No. 59 PoydrasnVreCi, N t W t)BLkA s, 'La. Carleton, Foute t Co., New York. Seed, lKnoho A Co., Memphis, Ta. Cazart, Stockard t Co., Mobile, Ala. decao-'b&-tf. - E. H. FA1RCHILD. J. w. BlsaKAK. FALRCKILD & BDjJGHAET, CommlHtilou 31crchiiutf 84 Magazine St re ex,

nov20 dly NEW ORLEAKK. B. It. BAKTON....K. Jf.POOL..W.M. AICJLT S. M. BARTON & CO., ' CommiHtiluu Murchaute 17 Magazine Street, NEW ORLEANH, LA . MEMPHIS CARDS. S. CAKTHCLL, J. M. DRl'ET Late if Williams. Mern 'ihlu T.o-r Cartmell 4 c;o.. Late of UnloErjnwi. Menipnts. Teun. KentneJty, CARTMELL & DRUKY, Cotton Factors. Produce and GokiuW. Commission and Forwardinc Merchants. 200 FROJiT STKEET, llct. lVaHliiiiKlon mill A&an&iy N. B. We give our oersonal attenr.'Mt r the sale and shipment of Cotton a.v-4 nds ot Western Produce. Also, to &Jtjr Plantation Orders. - Orders S.U4. Ccksignments solicited. c.-' Keler to llubbsk Vlets, Ft. K. lymatxerson A Co., Hayhurst 4; Whlttakar. J(- t Imsouchet & Co., Evansville. Ind. ty B. J. COMER. OKO. 8. RICKAJtMOK COMER & RICHARDSON, Cotton Ftictor" Storage, Commission, and Fornr.:eti 31 E 11 C 11 AITS, Oliutoii JStr"ot, MKMI'llIH, TSUrX, t ItEFEHKNCES. i;uas. iNonnrop ato., meinjinis; trcMsm Bros.. Cincinnati; Jas. Vlba A Co.,lVTti.r Jas. B. Fen by, Ht. Louis; J. B. Klrt-Stttfi. Hill, Talmadge v to., .ew York. decl. IIII.L. A CO., PRODUCE D E A LE& and Commission Merchant No. 39 Madison Street, i lj.;.ii-i:s, rxiau.. Solicit conslgnrueuts of Provision, Fw Meal.com, nay, uats, ureen smi lrmk Fruits, Butter, Eggs, Fowls, aud itmui of all kinds. Thov liQVA crfirt Kl1k1)io.ftU f o r1 1 4 f ' bv elvime prompt returns will stmns please customers. .. - -.References. .... George R. Pre-ton, Esq., I !.-, H. D. Allis A Co., i EvansvUb, H&lliday Brrs., Cairo, III. , , Taaf, Pliillips t Co.. Memphis. If nMtin U'H A. J M m. . L. 1 lai ua vt tut Hi. ti,, .uf in yuAin, Virtntonn Ar Vf!urn r(iu Sit (jniia t CHR. DECKER. JOHN G. BSrS. FRED. O. DECKER. C. DECKER & SONS, Manufacturers of Spokes, Wheels, iI.MH rsiians, t eiioes, anu liem wots, and dealers i:j Wagons,. Drays, Carts, Tlixik Skeins, and have always on hand a large tonw meet of . ,, Reasoned Wagon Makers' Sawed Afjiln'ifcflg.. U6and US Main Street, corner rilla.. Evansville, Induina. - Price Lists furnished on appUjosttaisu., mch!4 lv Dissolution of Coparttierslisioh 3nnn VIRSf OF DRS. EIIRS1K 4b. L Davis was dissolved on the i&tattpxvir overaber, by mutual consent, Vr. luus withdrawing. . E. J. EltRMUi. deoidU F.L.DAVU&. ...,,