Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 January 1868 — Page 7

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.. . : J w. Ctfx r Jv rrr jfems Fifth pas" HTEAMBOAT PRINTING. JTo riiroiug tstabUsbineiit. in the West bas tetter facilities or greater ability or doing flue Steamboat Printing. Our assortment of Job Type, though very large and complete, is constantly being added W. sn

r jobrieparunent or Ttrrw :'1'Vr,f Twk and Meal Tick eta, Bill of Tare, Mates' Tickets for Labor. Ac.. Ac. Orders left with either ot the , wharf-UwUkwU! be promptly attended i tc. . , - Weatbrr ih1 Water. V The '-weather yesterday wag cLsar and beautiful. The thermometer at r. m -too 1ft iIpctpps above zero. ? and degrees at noon. The river t ana.w ui.bicf , . I 3 i;no-elowlv: having ?weiled oniv l VT HO - a v about four inches during the twentyfour hours ending at 3 o'clock, yester-: day morning. A little ice was formed along the shore yesterday morning. Arrival rimI Ieprt r-s. ; The arrivals and departures up to th,ree o'clock yesterday ineluds the Darling," Memphis1 to5 1 Cincinnati; Pink Varble, Eastport to Louisville; Armada, from Cairo ; Newsboy, from Henderson; Sam. Orr acid Cumber--land, to Cairo. 'Among the first boats due here are the Delaware and Pine Grove, for Nashville; Shamrock, for St. Louis; Emperor, from Memphis; Clifton and Cora S., for Memphis Virginia, Amr azon. and Louisville for New Or leans,; Quickstep, .from Cairo; Alice V., Swallow Atlantic,1 Eichsnond, Emerald, Great Republic, Nick Longworth, Mary .Davage, St: Charles, and Belle Lee, from New Orleans ; Phantom, : from - Eafiport ; Linton, from Clarksville;' Ada' Lyon, and J. R. HayleVfr6ra Gref'tf River; Tarascon, from Louisville..niHcellneon. Business was by bo means active on the levee yesterday The .Darling passed ' up during Monday night, full of cotton, and the Pink Garble, with a good tripl ------The Artnada bad 2,400 bags corn,5 hbds tobacco, ! 10 bales cotton, and much miscellaneous freight, and( a good passenger !it The William White was receiving a fine trip for the Cumberland Kiver, asd was preparing to leave early yesterday evening -..The St. - Patrick pkked up a nice lot of freight at points .above for Memphis. 'She will be ft in splendid condition while her-e, and will ', leave -on Friday, prepared to show a clear pair of heels to any woate that start with her or fall in ter way. What Capt J., B. Archer does not know about steamb'oatmg, it is use -less ! to learn. We hope r mer chants will give their attention to their own interests, not only in the Tennessee River trade, but also in th Memrjhis and the tUV .1- A coasts between Memphis and this city, A TTAi-!an effort is beine made to direct that trade' from our eity, and the effort will prove successful if sot checkmated speedily- . ; Boats LelBTo-Day.' ' ' 'For Cairo. The grand Armada, Capt. Gus. Dusouchet commanding ; with those modern. Chesterfields, the gallant, Willie Fowler and Geo. Niehelson in the office, is the regular and . unrivalled packet for Cairo and all way landing, at 4 o'clock to-day. She has unsurpassed passenger accommodations. , For Louisville. -The peerless Tarascon is f'y regular packet for Louisville thisHjveuing. Capt-. A. T. Gilmore, a veteran officer, is in command, and Miles D. Warren, one of the most popular gentlemen afloat,, is in the office. The, Tarascon always goes full. : - For" Eastpokt: The: renowned Phantom. Captain Alien Duncan, with that deservedly popular gentleman, Yal. Sorenson, ia the. office, is the regular Evansville and Tennessee .River" packet,: and -will leave at 5 . o'clock this evening, for Eastport and all way .landings. Our merchants should look to their; interests in the Tennessee River trade, and - see that the Phantom aud Captain Duncan, are well backed up in their efforts to build up the trade of our -city. For Memphis. The great steamer MayfloweT, having been unavoidably., detained, will positively leave, for Cairo, Columbus, Memphis and all way landings, at two o'clock to-day. She is a new boat, with unsurpassed passenger - accommodation, - and of great 'speed;' Her 'chief 'officers are , Capt. J&h. V.- Throf-pi aveteran in the service, Win.' Dunn; 'Duke Nichelson, Geo, Tfirobp a.q lIIarbiWal- , thalV-each, , unsurpassed, iri; social 'qualities and strict attention tp busiqualities and strict attention to business. Passengers by the Mayflower

The Maj flowerisf anjvausville boat, anch ?houli : receive the undivided patronage of our people. Now that communication is cut off with St. Lom3,"is 'the'time, for, our merchants to strike for the trad6 'along-the coast from Cairo to Memphis. iIninir from our -ExcMnem. - PrTTSBUKO.The GirnmtrciQiZ'r" of Saturday says; .. ,

The i 'weather', since our last turned J very cold. Ice wa forming tat.. A be boats announced have deferred their departure until we have milder weather. The marks last evening indicated six" feet five inches and rising. Our firnwnsville disoatehes report eleven fft six inehe s. and our ureensboro dispatches thirteen feet aad rising., The ice in Pool. Noi l has given way. . . Cincinnati. The Commercial i of 3Ionday says: ' . .. . . .. The Pine Grove. brought 25 tons of iron from . IliUmaa, Brothers & Son's rolling1 mills, on the Cumber land, Sor the boilers ia, Capt. J. Xi. Pepper's new teamer, building here for the St. Loais and New Orleaas trade. The Swallow, from New Orleans for Cincinnati, passed -Vicksburg on the 22d.' ' " : ' Louisville. Tfee Journal of Monday says;:, ': . -' . " The' river iras risiag rather r&pklly j'esterday, witli fully eight feet in the canal yesterday evening by the mark, and over six feet steamboat water ; in the elvate over the falls. There was but little floating ice in the tnveri The middle chute will undoubtedly be navigable this morning for aseendiDg steamers. ,. . - The Democrat of Sunday says; The Great Republic, on her present trip down, took corn at Mt. .Vernon, for New Orleans; at 20 cents per sack, and tobacco, at Hendersons, at 3 per hogshead. This is only half the price asked and obtained by the Richmond. Q'jut-eueh silly tails. r MST. Lfli TJxe Jpemo(3ratt of Monday says: , Nothieg has transpired in the least exciting since' out last The river has swelled here in a week -over four feet. S"here are now at least four distinct ice eortreB between St. Louis and Cairo, the most northern supposed to be within a, few yards of our harbor last; evening, fiutiwtien !we Jefc:the wharf ao sign of a gorge enteriag the ; harbor from the south was apparent, Memphis! The Awl-anohe of Saturday says; ;-. The weather yesterday was pleasant. The river is receding steadily. with a good channel depth. White River is falling, with five feet in the channel to Augusta.- lFb ?Arkaneas is receding, with two feet in the ckahnel. Busiaess wm fair on the wharf, with a small list of boats ia port receiving and discharging. Cotton is offering very freely for CiaoiDnarti at one dollar and fifty cents por bale, and to New Orleans at one dollar and twenty-five to one dollar and fifty cents pec "bale. Bends freight is scarce. . The splendid steamer Mayflower, in command of the yeteran Captain $. V.-'Throop, arrived from Evansville at noon, witb. a splendid trip, ioclud-. jog -a- large 'lot- or - corn, -nay, uuui, dressed hogs, etc. Captain Josh is a great packeit trade man, and tried brd. to get off . last night, b(ut was compelledto lie over until this morning, for cotton engagements. She will leave at 12 :m1; for Cairo and Evans ville, and will attend to all way business in the bends. - ' v ' ' The Mayflower has unsurpassed passenger accommodations, and is in charge of competent officers. Duke Nicholson and -Mr. George Throop, twd amiable gentlemen, are her clerks. She is building up a lucrative and good trade by her regularity, and .in a short time there will be another fine boat put in the trade, to run in connection with her. The Mayflower will leave promptly at 12 M., and has cotton engagements for 700 bales. QUEENS WAStE. TVo. 25 First' st. DIRECT IMPORTERS ' ' AND WHOLESALE DEALERS 12 queeswa:r& GLASSWARE p. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION G61'.l-n.autl and Plain TliUFRENCH AND ENGLISH O ' H '-I.' -jV FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND QERV. : F&NCY GOODS " IN GREAT VARIETY. Also, Coal Oil Lamps and Lantern Hanging Lamps, and Chandeliers. AntafntMPRlTlEN BRITAN NIA CO.-8" and ROGERS BROTHERS celebrated , t. SILYR-PLATFD WARE, which bas stood;tbe Uet o: over twenty years trial. DR. F. L. DAYI8, ( Homoeopathist. Office Up-stairs In old Engine Hoase, Becond Street, between. Main andLocnsL.

SHIPPERS TO THK CUM KERXA.S D - t ASD TiSSXESSEE -RVER :The Evansville. wnd Cairo, Pacfce ts are authorized to give through Bills ot Lading to ttie following points, at the rales mentioned below: ; To DycusUonr, oaev? fccwyvillfc, 75c; Can ton. To; Rockcastle, .oc ; toa '75c; Eastport, and Taints below on the Tennessee River, 5.; points above the Shoals, on Teuuessee River, sot. sign billt. of ladina, " Privilege of reshippinK at Padncah." We guarantee th above rates,, until further notice. Any overcharges nat may occur will be promptly corrected dj . us. Merchants are requested to see in at Mie weights are places 'in very bill ot lading. lse tf - i'OWLKR, LEI. & CO- .

New Orleans acd Cincinnati Express ,. -. i Line. . ;; - :.. ir This line ia thoroughly organised, and vill run regularly throughout the season. T,is boats will at all times leave promptly on the days advertised. Tim t'niinwingi : well known staunch steamers comprise the line? A l.aska. Capt. Frank oaKes; wauow.i apt- a. mij Wistdbi.aiii). Cant. Ed. Evans; Kmkrald. Caot. J. N. Phunk;" J. H. Oroesbeck, Cint. Dan. jvlaratta ; Alick Dean, Captain Frank Maratta; Amazon, Capt. Hiram iVinton; Bil.VKrt Spbat ca plain w. w. t euton. iiutsxss. rAir.n tv w., ; Agents at Evanwvilie.' JNO.-A. WILLIAMSON, dec2:J tf -i ,? ji i Fresideu t and Kup't. , Regnlyr Tuesday Packet FOR CAIKO, COLCMBCS JS MEMPHIS. The magaiflcent new side-wheel steamer M A. T5T FLOW E E, Josh. V. Throop. vastrt . B13.1.X Cpsn, Clerk, , Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet from Evansville to Memphis, giving especial attention to business at all way ports and landing. She ieav-es Evansville every Tuesday, at i o'clock f. m., making close connections with the Mobile fc Ohio Railroad, at Columbus. , For freight or passage a pply on board. dec.Odlt. ., j ; ; .v , " Regular Cumberland River Packet : . The new and eleg JJ. S DREW, Master; N. is. Hatwaed, Clerk; ;wiir pi as a reealar Weekly" Packet between Evansv ille ar.d all Cumberland River landings. - JL-eaves Bva-nxrar every- FRIDAY; at i o'cteck got.,. f;-y-- v r-;. f'''"12 dlf ' Regelar Evansville axd Henderson "v;,,. ; Daily Packet. t't .. The fieet and splendid sldewheel steamer Mollio Norton, fHART.EY PEKEIN: ' Master i '. , . v.. ?., Ed. TKRRr,-Clrk, Will ply as a resular packet between Evacsvilieand Hentksrson, off ring unequaled accommodations to travelers arwi nppers. Leaves Kvatasville daily aAt p.m. Leaves Henderson daily at 1V a m.i making elosa connection with the E.AC. RJl. jan27dtf .-. For Padncali and Cair.' Regular Wednesday and Saturday F-txket. The caagniftcenfc sldew heel steacaer A EMAD A, Utia DCHEF, Master ;KR cier&t Leaves Evansville efery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m.; - ; Leaves Cairo every; THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.iu:, ra'aklni; close conneo Hons at Cairo with narst-class packets for St. Louis. Memphis, and New Orleans, ' Connects at Evansville with ttaeE. C R.R.i and the Tarascon for Louisville. For ireitshtor passage apply on board, or lo R- K. DUNKiSUSOS & Co.-. Janldtf , t . ' , .. . ' Agento u Unauestiouablu th work of the kind in, the todrld.' i HARPER'S MAGAZINE. The most popular Monthly in ihe world. yew York Observer. It meets precisely the popular taste, furnishing a pleasiDg and instructing variety Of reading for ion's Herald, Boston. " A complete Pictorial History of the Times." HARPER'S WEEKLY. ' 1 AN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. The model newspaper of our country. If eio York livening Post. Tbe articles upon public questions which appear in Harper's Weekly form a remarkable series oi brief political essays Jforth American Review. An Illustrated Weekly Journal of Fashion Pleasure, and Instruction. HARPER'S BAZAR. Ees'des the Fashions, it presents also the very h-st specimens oi Household Literature. No subject of-domestic interest is excluded fn.ni its columns. ; Terms for Harper's Periodicals. Harper's Magazii'E, One Year .9 no Harpers WiEKtv, One Year 4 OO HABFEK'j Baz k, One Year 4 OO Habper-3 Magazine Harper's WkektY, and Haepkb's Bazar, to one address, lor one year, SlO OO. An JCxtra Ctpy of either th Maoazinf, Wtcvi.v r.r TtA7. r. will be sunol.ied srratis for every Club of Five Subscribers, at 4 i each, in one remittance ; or. Six Copies for 1 S j (iO. Jan23 dwla FREDERICK GEIL, Dealer in- ; PI A N 0 S, ; MEL ODE 0 NF. and all kinds of Musical Instrument Instraction Bocks, Sheet Music, Guitar and Violin Strings, . "-''' ' v Ac., &c. Kor'th'Side Tldrd Stl-ett, " ' ' " Between Sycamore and Vine, 1 i- ei ' ' Evansville, Ind if s aa So.e Aeenta tor bteinway & H CJicaenES A Son's Gold M iascs: aiw iorHayne. Uro. s .- ianos. Sons eda! an and iitexoJlifix-Mjegilfef nt and Organs

STEAMBOATS.

Kegnlar- Semi-Weekly Gr"een River 'Packet 'A l.vit. The elegant Steamerv i, j i ADA 'LYON. ALF. H. EDWARDS...:: ..ilASTEK, Will ffiave Evansville for Woodbury every MONDAY, and for Bowlioa (ireefr every 4 oc21 tf . ........ . .11. ......... .-. ! ;i Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet i: for Pad ucah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer . i OTJMB EKL AN Ben. Howard, Master; Tom Erahkab, Clerk Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. leaves Evansville every TUESDAi and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. - . I eaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 D tO. For freight or passage apply on board. or to - ' Ji. X . DUJS KElioyi kjj., dec34dtf Agents, FOR SHAWNEETOWN, PADUCAH, AND . 1: i CAIRO. ;,. , i Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet. The fleet and: tamous steamer -a . V MH. OBR, t ESlfc . Wn. Lowth, Master; MSiSb3m ' ' '- GarVinvard. Clerk. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY acd Leaves W'iro fSY?ry - "W EDNESD A Y and HATiiRnAY.tao.ra. ' Making close connection with the splen iiianuiN rf th Atlantic and Missis bippi Hteamship Line for Vicksburg and JJew Orleans, and with the St. Louis and .v emphis pacKets ior et. Awouis auu .viem phis. No detenuon to through freight. For freight or passage apply on boaid. jan9-tf. Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet Q TJ I C K STEP ; Leaves Evansville f6r Cairo every MONDA V anrf THURSDAY, at 4 n.ra.. DOSi'lVely. connecting at airo with St. Louis, Merupbis, ana new urieans pacaeis.. , . jaul tf , . . : . , , '' Regular ; Evansville and Tennessee . :; River; Weekly Packet. ti' . FOR JOHNSONVILLE. EASTPORT, and, CT riHir vrF. - 1 The fleet and elegant steamer AtXSN DOKCA tf, M aster ; t '. v Val. Sorekson. Clerk:. Evansville ; every TUESDAY at 4 p.m., carrying freights and passengers at lowetst raie. rarucaiar ueuuuu i'tu to filling order. . . ; , ' For freight or passage apply on board. 'mayH dtf ' Daily Henderson Packet-; The fine Steamer ' , 25" Boy. ; W.H. SKEFFER. Master; Wm. Hcstwt. Jr.. Clerk. Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 O'clock W Freigtte received at all hours at the Mammota wnanooat. : R. K. DUNKEKSON 4 CO., Agents, Jan3dtf i' s Keguiar , Evansville and WaDash , iiiver racjset. The elegant Passenger Steamer JLouia, Toss. BOZ.B8-1, Master ; ; Charlzt Crawford. Clerk. Will ply as a regular Evansville and Wabash River packet during tne season For I 'eight or passage appjy on ooaro. dee'dtf , - ,, , ; , Regular Evansville and Cumberland Kiver Jf acKei. : ... - , ! -1 1 V. m The Tew and Finely . Appointed A IlHiKWATea. Master: Kit Rcdd, Clerk Will run as a regular Evansville and Cumberland River Packet, making all landings hence to Ciarksvllle. Leaves Evansville every Tuesday at o'clock p. m. decfi tf STATIONERY JOHN H. SCOTT, Sookseller, Stationer , AH1 ' X E WSDE1L E It, i !fo. 53 MA IX' STREET, cor. Second, aalOdly i Evassviixk, Iwd. GEO. H. FISH'' & CO,, Wiolesala Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, . ' "-. :' ,. BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEO US BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, l ..j.', : AD ; ! . . Gtnerffl: Statioiiery, ,i ... -. ri"o. I Main Street, : Evans ville, Indiana! - ,. ' r.-: i. " v ' . jilySly . -.' - - v - , MATTHEW ID A L Z B h L, ; j ,jj ;, i Wholesale -Dealer in; ci f -'. -1 ! ' Groceries, Nails, -White Leidv lime, Cement, &c., No. 1 Water 8irf et,

TRANSPORTATION

R. K. Ddskemo.s. GEO. PENDLETON. B. K. DINKERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEBCHANTS, AND Wliarf-noat Proprietors. Liberal CaKh ' Adviei ou ConIanmeiit. , janl '00 - ' : F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., T Commission MEECHANTS, I . t AND GENERAL. .f!" ; s - ' tOKWABDIXG' AGENTS, No. 19 North Water St, ! , EVANSVILLE, IND. i 1 - SPECIAL AGENTS FOR 5 . S n ' ' o u CD 3 & :es ' as 1. CO 2 to m w m ea o PS 93 o 07 O 5 rPS o C3 a 2.: P E? 2 3T Si o - P jt, ... .,. CS ( o' - ' . E3 - Through Bills of Lading given to all . ." points South or East. ; 1 oc29 d3m . Q JSENSWAKE. Sew' Queensware ' House, LICIITEN & ICUENII VUSKR, ; . IMPORTERS OF .... OHINiV, GtTjj.S$ QUEEIISWAHE, ; ., , --and HOUSE FURNISHING GO 0B, Xo. 3 Souili Firsl Street. OTT E ARK WOW OPESIIO THK W moHt splendid assortment of Far Article ever Imported to this city, and t rtocK o! . : ; WHITE GRANITE WARE 4 bov complete, and only wants looking at to Induce ali to make tbelr purcbaaeti ot us; and our stock ol vs COMMON-WARE l' . i ' tr . . I large, and will be Bold as low a tbe loweat Jn the Unjted mates. . . t 1 . t i . 1 . i ...... - ... ! M 1 . . '.,.,.' ., - ; ' Bohemian Glaw and Silver- '"' JinHte&'Jfmre.-" - i') V ,"5 ilf.':li lvCJ SUB.I-'f .1'. ' 6nr amortment of Bohemian 3Uw nd ilver-i'latl Ware U one of the finest evei selected f- the trade of thiaeltys and have tli advantage of our senior partn retsidln ;.i tne city oi xxew i or, suu all timet hand selecting the latent Rtylt it Mil.

COMMISSIOirCAJrr3.

M.Parvis, CarliKle.l A. Lrwis, Tf.i)n J. D. Pabvi, EvansvUlot. IAItVI.V, LKHIS A. CTU Produce and Commission MexdsJX Dealers la Pork, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Hit?., Z itmm,.,, ! And cement; Cor. Watf r and toenst Strwas. E V ANSVILir; ..tflrau. novlS d'm . , A. B. HiTHrilfr, bu-i.w"w. I Taj Iittrnt X WhIttaSi'-'r. PRODUCE, COMMIMIOjT uf-V.i' .-- WARDIXV UERCJIANT'A,. No. 6...-.. ....-..Pioath Wdi .H'iJ Dealerxin Flour, Bacon, Hay.v'w.--and Country froduc, L. M. BAIRD .....t. is. BAII1D & start; (SuccewtorH to W. M. Ai:nn C.J tnp Forwardine and itotmlww chant. Evanttvllle, lnuni. Kwm O Wheeler, Fren't. Y mv National Mt and Ham'l Orr, Vice Frenident Kvrawr.iw National Banlc. . ' . m Agent. lor Ut-to r.rve. rail. v. nm.WE W O IT I.I BKJIIS frlendH and former patrons tf are at lue 1 1 1 i , viv.. ... - - WATKIt HTItKKTH, t-tlll in tli -- LIQ VORS, FLOUR. COMtrjmOfh and should be Seated to H. 1. AIXTS' CO" . FORWARDING s AND , COMVZ ' MERCHANTS. RECTI F1E11H, and Whole mm-f)ea LIQUORS, FL0UB, &c . Comer Water nnd Tine Street-. VA!d-VILU.:SIV t;:K I if', ii-i,' Jaul dU.'- f u j M i ' t -". , F. H. VvnoiTt! Kr, iate of EvDsvin.. JLnoi. John Uii.hkkt, Uolcotid,IU.. , P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO, ... G F:srnAti - - COMMISSION MER dllANtli: Ho. 31 rojdras Street NEW ORLEANS X-s.. Olders and connlgninents tolicltiKi Iteference W. J. Lowry A Co., Kr t ville, Ind. : Hodge, Cnrrifc Co., Kvh n-w ; ' r; Ilewry Ayres, Ewj.. Evaiiwvlilft J- V. A""!mwheH tVo., Kvmumx )lie J. w. Mft p Bon, Uolconda, III.; Theo. Htelmr A Tv,. (ioloonda; A. C. Met:olMter, Ml. Vers, Ind.; John M. Barter, Mt. rnon ; W. II. Lurkliis, Mt. Vernon; John li. I -ton, Mt. Vernon; Henry Sit 1 1 & (o.,w. eaw, HI.; C R. I) vis A 4 ',.,Varawj. H.if Vanmetr A Bro., liowllnij-Owri, kj-: ,. J. Harris, Uniontowu, Ky. novZ CHENOWETH, CASEY & C: CommlHHion Merelioia4 For the Sale of Leaf Tobacirn, , Pork, Ilnoon, Ileef, tttr AND WbQ.KS FRODUCK OESMAtlir. No. 70 New Levee Street i Jl 'x'ew' Olltfi 4S'N, k.flu nov38 BK.f. IJCBBH. K. W. PATRICK P. D. rW IIUBBS, PATRICK & CfV Forwarding cc Commlca:!' MERCHANTS, And WM ARFMOtT'PKOPKin! ' ' AGENTS ' " ' K. AC. and PEX.f. KAILK0AMV and General Asents Star t'ntor i:.!ef aul dtt Eva!hvii.iji. ;., !l.f .11 ' TH0S..C. SMITH ,& C0-, ' " IKOM'CE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT DeaJerM In Flour, Hay, Orr a, Oat, Grass .'! iU, an4 FRODUCK GKNtllALLT, No. 5 NOI TII WATI. H i tltt Wf,. EVAJMVILI.lt, ISO. 1I ordern pronirtiy Hd. !la,rj'6tM ME5IPHI3 CARDS 4 N.CART.4EI.L, I.at, ! WUliauiH, Cartmll "'., MeiLUDli. T'iiJO. J. it. iuc Mi-fn.lji, 3 -.-.n Eate tf UnlonWirti. CAnTlYicLL & UHUHVr Cotton Factor, rnlnoe and (JiWX .Oomwhwioo and Forwarding , , . MrcltantHt , .' . 200 FRO XT STKKKT, Jlet. H'awlilnKton mid Arfn.rn.i-, 31 1..UiIIIS, ti:.. N. B. WeEiveonr pemonal tteut the nale and htpiu-iH ot Cotton . teinds oteoU-rn I'rodnce. Alw. u,,c1'-', Flsntatlow Knters. ' Urdor ,i0. .A liefer to HubbsA Viet R.K. uJflusoohet A Co., hvatiwyillti. H d. UK , , W, P. HARGRAVE, ATTOItNKY at Office od Third Street, in Wahl ;'. 'Hou-f Block. Will practice ja iris anrji

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