Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 January 1868 — Page 7

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STEAMBOAT PRINTING. No printing establishment in the West ha better facilities or greater ability for doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assortt,of JobTypettymgh -jery large and Vo'mpleW, Is constantly oeingadfled to, and our job department Is under the personal supervision of one of the best Job printers in the United States. We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy , Bill Heads, tills Lading-. Cards, Deck and Meal Tickets, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets for Labor, Ac, Ac. Orders left wi'h either of the wJb art-boats will be promptly attended tc. y . Wen! her snd.Wiiter. ' -fhMeiiliei yesterda! Was -elear, brig't and beautiful, but very cold. M'Vcry'at6X.BT.'4 above zero, and li at noon. The river bad fallen one foot during the twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock: yesterday. Vast fields of new made ice from one to two inches thick floated down, at times reaching clear across the river. It was of the sharp cutting kind, that would gradually, but inevitably, cut its way through, an j hull not protected with iron or oak plank. The wind was 'gradually shifting to the i south, with a prospect of more moderate weather. - , n Arrivals and Departure. The only mval9 aai departures up to three o'clock yesterday include the J. R. tlbyle, G'reea' Ttfver to re--'turns'-Quickstep, ' Cairo to j return, Nick Longworth, New Orleans to Louisville; Morning Star, Louisville and return. , , , ..,,,. .. i-.r. t.: - fttmtn Date. 4,; 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, Am- - azon, and .Louisville, for . New Orleans; Sam. Orr and Cumberland, from Cairo jv, Swallow, Richmond, Great Republic Mary Davage, and ' St' Charles' from New Orleans; Lew-

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llarksvilie; J.: K..HoyIe, Irom Cjireea 9f IfteellAneonti, .f . , . : Navigation was rather difficult yes terday by reason f tbe; large' quanti '''ties of ice" in the river, the1 large fields at tiuaea , .extending , fronr shore to shore, .and grating heavily on theves eels at the wharf....... ..The Quickstep was two hours' fighting her way throurh it from Henderson.... The . J . R. Hoyle. came in from Green Kiv ' er "Wednesday night with a fair trip, ml rtroriosed to return last eVeninc r r - cf , ......The Ada Lyon came to the mouth of Green River and concluded to lie by until the ice run out or grew softer. The Nick' Longworth had a good trip, and after stoppiog here a few mo ments, proceeded to Louisville. She is sheathed with iron on her bows, and would experience little difficulty in going through. She took 4,000 saeks of corn, at Shawneetown, for Smyser

& Miltoo Captain McGul was hating the bows of the Belle Lee sheathed with 2-inch oak to resist the ice, and was preparing to leave when this repdrt cldsedJ.".-.The weather was rather,.,pleasant iu the sun ' at ' noon, - and the mercury got up tb 22 degrees about two o'clock!... .:y Captain, Fordv with-, the Atlantic and barges, is waiting events. The Atlantic has " proved ' ' a' '"' complete 2C: success, having made ; the trip from New Orleans here in'about ' nine run- . ' ning days, beating ' several steamers without barges, that started with and before her. Capt. Ed. sent his wife and family home by rait last evening. If he can reship his . freight he will reload here and below ! for New Orleans.....vr.The. Newsboy did not put in ;her appearance yesterday,-having, doubtless, been deterred by the formidable appearance of the floating1 ice .....The Belle Lee left at I? o'clock yesterday, plowing; her way through the" ice in fine style. Captain MeGill " expressed his - intention to go though to Louisville in twenty-four hours, and we think he can. Atnonir the novelties on board is a regular printing office, from whieh is issued a regular newspaper, "called the Belle Lee - Journal, officers " v and passengers" contributing generally .toils co.lo.mos.'.."Carptain Alf. Edwards .went up tOjthe mouth of Green 1- - River yesterday afternoon,' , to bring A A k. firrrm in A a A- rail I

'leave (or Green River at boon to-day,

'Mr. John Adams in the! office.....1.... ' 'The ice seehied to 'be rather' on the increase yesterday afternoon. J.. ....The ; Morning StTcasue dashing down at

2Jr o'clock, having experienced no dif.fi'eutty froip the boating' ice. ; ; ; , . v . Bonlx L?.WtiiK.'t-Iy. i ... " 'Foil CAlRO.--The fleet and elegant Cumberland Captain Ben. Howard,, will leave for Cairo and all way ports t-i:lliVee mek ko-aiiiaaibrfiig exceUep&if og m od at jp nsto pasre ngers

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Tom Brashear and Bruce. Uupter ,a.re-her 0 paging ana popular clerks,' .' "1 ) The wild rattler, "Sam. Urr, uaptain Billy Lowth, witlwGuy Vinyard and Clint. Williams' in ""the office, also goes to Cairo atthree o'clock,' and is eiceedirigiy fleet and finely "appointed. Her officers are' amongst the most popular and clever gentlemen on the river. ' " "' ;'s - ''-' '' For Memphis. The 1 magnificent St. Patrick,' with most elegant cabin appointments," leaves for Memphis today 'at 1 12 o'clock ,i promptly,! Her commander is ' that prince of steamboatmen, Capt. J. B. Archer, so well known and so deservedly popular along the coast hence to Memphis. Capt. J. Lee Finney, a most accomplished and pleasant gentleman, is her chief clerk, assisted by Mr. lid. Dutton, always polite and attentive. The St." Patrick Is an Evansville and Memphis packet, running in' the interest of .our city, and spending most of her receipts here, and should be liberally patron izedbyour merchants and shippers.- Vi .- , . - ( t on. Geeen - xLiYER. The elegant Ada Lyon,,;Capt. W. Graham, with John Adams in . the office, goes to Green River to-day, leaving promptly at noon. She is , a good boat,' and worthy a liberal patronage. " ., s V Foa Clakksville. The new and finely- appointed ' steamer ,: Linton, Capt, N. Drew, with N. B. Hayward in. the office both" peasant, and able officers is the regular packet ! for "Clarksville and all Cumberland River way landings at 4 o'clock this evening, and should reeeiye the undivided support .of our shippers and mer ehants. '- '- r '(' ''v MEMORANDAof steamer Quickstep r-Left Cairo, Tuesday,' Jahuary 28th, at 10 o'clock T. M. ; boats fn port, Erarvirei loading fbt Memphis; Louisiana and Pauline Carroll: Weather eold. wind blowing a gale: no:favorable in dieations of the resmmption of b4vi harbor at the latter place; 29th, msf liaprdanatPaducah; Sam. Orr, below New Liberty; Wa.' White; at Staith land Cumberland, at JUave-in-locki ed with heavy ice from Mt. Vernon up. Manifest, of steamer- Quickstep Myer, 9 head of cattle, 2 horses; Ragnn, Dickey & uarson, o smau Dox.es; W. E. Vickers,-4 packages peacons; F. R. Huston, 11 sacks corn , Ivertb. Reitz & Co., lot of scrap iron; Cloud & Akin. 5 emotv boxes: Wm. Heilman, 5 pieces casting; Preston Bros., 3 packages merchandise; Sam. B. nati, bu barrels spar. '. Gleanlnv fran rar E,liiiiit,. ' PtTTSBURa. The Commercial of Tuesday says:' ' The weather since our last has in dergone various changes., , Op Sunday tbe weather was warm, ,witn ' taiia, snow and sleet. : Yesterday a change toek place; we had rrain, .sleet and. irost the latter nelasway.- l ne iuono.Dgahela and Ohio were in fair navigable order, the marks last evening indicating scant six feet and falling, . Cincinnati. - The Commercial of Wednesday says t ,Tbeve's presents a Very dullap-iiparandp-amtl there -is verv:'littl freight ottering, notwithstanding there1 19 unrestricted navigation-, , j Capt. Ed. Evans is still eonfined.to hiij room with rheumatism, but ex-t pec,ts to be able to leave tor FittsbUre td-'dav by rail. - - -1 ' Uapt. v. w. rowier nas returned fr6mi his Southern tour in fine health and feeling fine, notwithstanding the gloomy prospect for busicess at present. J i' ' j Louisville. The Courier of Wednesday says: : ' On the falls last evening there were five feet five inches water in the pass, down the Indiana cnate, and the river slowly falling! , .. . . The Virginia attempted the ascent of the 'falls yesterday morning, but after a long' tn fT'Khe wa3 compelled to drop back t6 Portlarndi St. Louis. The Democrat- of Wednesday says : f v ,'4 Tlie 'river is' stHl rising slowly. Numerous large fragments of gorges from some point near Alton pass slq-ly jthjyo.ushj'he harbor. One of the largest yesterday ras attacked by the ferryboats and divided up, in or- .! der to insure its departure without gorging here;' The gorge at Caronde-' let remains firm. It is growing larger constantly, and may lay ari embargo to-dav on the juaffisration of our har bor." The weather tras clear and cold ete relay, . ARCHITECTS. I n f : 1 'ALLEN) & CLARKE, ) -Architects & Superintendents , Office Crescent City Building, secon -! floor; entrance No. Hit Main Street. Plans and speciScatlons furnished on reasonable terms. rse28d6m H. MURSINNA," ' - ; . , , Oflioe No. CHANDLER'S BUILDING. T Corner First and Locust Street, ' 11 ' i... 1.j fB PTnnc iri. Bt,aniiin rl.- b.itufof buildup fnrn&hed at short notice, ana

.. SHIPPERS TO TH'p CUMBLAiirj The Evansville-. end Cairo .Packets are

ant honied to giye throagti Bills of Lading to ib following tointS, at Ue rat' tuentioned below: To Xycusburg, 5oc; i.dlyviile; 75c:Cntfon,56; HocKoa-stla. .tc; ; L.lu to 75c; EastportajidTOijits below on the Tennessee River, 53c. J points above the Shoals, on Tennessee JUver. SOc. feign billt of lading, " Privilege of reshipping at adocan.'i we guarantee me uuvm i ontik further notice. Any overcharges hat may occur will be promptly corrected by or. Merehanlre requested to see that the weights are plaee.1 in every bill ot lading. asetf . OWbfcK LEg CO. , , r- : j - ' . r ' , ' New Orleans and Cincinnati Express . Line. . ; ' , mam ThiK line is thoronehlv orzanized, and m rnn rotn larlv throuchoilt the season. The boats will at all Urnes leave promptly on the days advertised. The : following well known; stannch steamers comprise the line: Alaska. Capt. Frank uanea ; swALWW.uapi. a. mcrM.ri.jr , Westmoreland, Capt. Ed. Evans; Emerald, Capt. J. N. -Shunk ; J. H. Oroesbeck, Capt. Dan. Maratta ; AutCE LEAJf, Captain Frank Maratta; Amazon, Capt. Hiram Vinton; Silver Spkav, Captain W. W. Futon. HUBB8, PATRICK & CO.. -'.-. 1 - Agents at. Jvansv 1119. . JNO. A. WILLIAMSON, dec23 tf ' President and Snp't.: Regnltr Tuesday Packet i . FOB CAIRO, COLUMBUS A MEMPHIS. j t rmr ,1 11 r The magnificent naw Bide-wheel steamer ' Josh. V. Throop aater !--: , - -er - '.: ;;.,Bit)UT Dvpp, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet lrom Evansville to Memphis, giving ' especial attention to business at all way .porta and landings. She' leaves 1 Evansville every Tuesday, at i o'clock p. v., making close connections with the Mobile fe Ohio Rail-i road, at Columbus. : t f ! '1- -' For freight or passage apply on board., ; dec.Odtf - ' '- a's,. i ; ' Regular Cumberland .River Packet The new and elegant steamer K". P. Driw. Master , , N. itjaAYWAM. Clerk. Will ply as a regular Weekly Tacfeet between Evansviiie and all Comberiand River landings.? ( . . -r 1 Leaves Evansvilfe etery 'FRIDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. decl2dtf .vjt : i : -, Regular Evanstille. and Henderson hi u tad Daily. Packtti -v - The fleet anJ splf ndid sidewheel seaxne. CHARLEY PERKINS, Master: " ' J . 1. i -1 : . Ed. Terry Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Ev-, au'svllle and Henderson, on ringnnqualed accommodations to travelers and i-nlp-pers. Leave Evansville daily at Z p.m." Leaves Henderson daily at a m.. making close connection with the E. C. K.Ii. - Janl7dtf " " ; . , , For Padncah and Cairo. . , Regular Wednesday and ' Saturday ... f f Packet. ., ki -. The magnifoent side wheel steamer ifJh 1 J .. , ; A. EMAD 'A;,;,:. i Otre. DtjsocckSet, Master ; . ( W. P. Fowler. Clerk, Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. . Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., maBing close connections at- Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, Memphis, arid New Orleans. . Connects! at Evansville, with the El AO.' R.R., and the Tarascon for Louisville. . ,. v For freight or passage apply on ixiard, or to , R. K. DUNKKSON 4Co , :janldtf ! . l . -Agents Unquestionably 1 .'the best ? sustained , iworkof tjielfind it) the world" f )' HARPER'S 'MAGAZINE. ;! 'iTfie most ' popular fMohthly in the world rVWCTlW.:' fiii.ii , I Fiji v t--It meets precisely the popular taste, furkishlng a pleasing; and instructibg variety" of areading tor &.l.-r.Zum's Jferabd fioatyn. . ( " A complete Pictorial History Of the Times? HARPER'S WEEKLY. J AN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER. -Tbe model -newspaper of otir country Sev York lEvening Post. .. .,, . The articles upon public questions which appear la Harper's, Weekly lorra a remarkable series ot brief political essays. North American Review. ' f us An .Illustrated Weekly journal of , Fashion Pleasure, .and Instruction. ' -. ! L harperXbazar. v ; 1 Besides tne Fashions, it presents also the very bs-st specimens of Houxebold Literal tore.- No s abject of domet-lic w merest is excluded, from its counins. , ; 1 Terms for Harper's Periodicals. Harper's Maoazihk, ,Oue year.,.,..8 OO Harper's Wkekit, One Year...... 4 WO HARpEBj'a ?az k.; 3 v (One Year,,.. ,4 OO Habfer's Magazine Harper's Weekx.s and - Harper's Bazar, to one address, for oikfe year, f lO OO. ,. .... , . , An Kxtra Copy of either the 'Maoaztsk, Weekly, or- Bazak,'u1 be supplied gratis for every Club of FiVE. Scbsckibebs, at 4 each, in one remittance ; or. Six Copies for 94ft ".. j, ,.. -: ,.j pan2Sdwlrn ( . FREDERieK GEIL, ' "t r . . ' -.Sealer pi a at o s, Hie l o n r o'xz .and all ktnds of Musical. InstranieBtK . ... Instraction Books, Sheet MusiCi i Guitar and "Violin Strings, ; &c, c. ; ' ' ' ' North, Side , Third Street, at Between Sycamore and Vine, Eyanevil-e.nd... tsar Hole ;Aeent: for' Bteinway A Sosi r.i " uuirnB2 A Son!s (jold . AfedAj itso iorHavtiea Bra- 'ianosjat ? i it riKce.Brother'a Me-'otiec, and Organs, ,

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Renrar feeif-Weeklf Gretm iliver miiv Pelepteme . ADA-LYON. A'LF.'H, ED W A RUB.... i.-viMABTEa, Will leave Evansviila for Woodbarj (every MONDAY, and for Bowliug reen every THUKSDAY, at & o'clock p.m. .1 ' .( oc21tf , . ..t,, .:L- ; ,.r -; ; Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet . . : for Pad ucah and Cairo.- : I The finely apfiointed steamer Bijf. Howard, Marfter; 1 - 1 Tom Erashiear, Clerk Will ply as the regular Toesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at4p.m:i i Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 pw. ; ' t'ot freight or pessaee apply on board, or to f R. K. DUNKER5N A CO., , jdecSidtf . . ... , . , Agent. FOR 8HAWJJEETOWN, PADUCAH, AND - , , CAIRO. , .Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet, t i The fleet and famous steamer SA.H. ORR, Wm. Lowth, Master ; (. tiar Vinyard. Clerk,' Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at i p.m. ; 1 Leaves Cairo every "WEDNESDAY and i SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. j Making close connection with the splendid teamera ot the Atlntlc antUMlssissippi .Bteamsbip Line for Vicksburg and New Orleans, and with the St. Louis and A' etopbli packet for St. Louis and Memphis. No detention to through freight. . For freight or passage apply on. board; jan9-tf. ' Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet Q TJICK S 'X IS 3? , 7i i f-fi . v . T. DEXTER, IUbTU,' Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., post lvely. connecting at airo with St. Louis, Aiempnis, ana Jew urieans pacKeta. , , ,. i. .jaUXtl i ! . ' ' ) .' '. - ' Ilegnlar ' Evansville and Tennessee , . Kiver weeKiy racket. FOR jOHNSONVlLLE, EAfiTPORT, and n.r.vr . jrci y .FLORENCK, '., u;.-..., , "The fleet and elegani Bieamer' i. ,. l ; - ii -A. 1ST rj; O 3xL9 ' ' Allin D.ukcait. Master j , - , Val. Sorejtsok, Clerk, Leaves Evans vill every TUESDAY at 4 KMcarrvine frelehts and cassenaers at lowest rtjs!i. Particular attention given, to nm& raera. ror lreii may 14 dtl Daily, Henderson Packet ; i ii; . i' i The fine Steamer - ; W. H. SHEFFER, Master; . .. . Wm. Huston, Jr., Clerk, Will leave promptly as above, dally, at 8 Freignta received at all hoars at the Mammoth Wharfboat. . , R. K. DUNKEKSON A CO., Agent. Jan3dtf i j - ... i .. r- ? : ' . 1 ? ' Regular Evansville and ' Wabash River Packet ' m - ' ' The elegant Passenger Steamer : Tom. Bei.ti9-4 Master; rr r Charley Crawford, Clerk, , Will ' ply ' as a regular -Fvansville and. Wabash River packet daring the season. For freight or passage1 apply on board, , decSdtf. t: j., ; .c. i . Regular Evansville and Cumberland .ii ,t;t, River Packet !v "-1 The Newaad Finely , ,,'Steainer - Appointed A-DRlKWATak. Master f -- r: '(:'. .f.-u- ..KrTBro,qerk; Will, ran as a. regular Evansville and Cumberland River Packet, making all landings tieiice to Clarksvllle. ' . . Leaves Evansville every Tuesday at-4 o'clock p. titi. ' ' ' : ' deo6 tf STATIONERY. JOHN H. SCOTT, JBookiseller, Stationer AND SEW SDtAL E It, ; o. 53 MlIXi STREET, cor, Second, ! anlOdly i! S kvAWBTTtia, ptj. t '-'( Geo. h. Jfi3h;& to., ;

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2iJ i' IT Hi OJii'f. 1 i.it R. K. DnsKERSos. Geo. Pe.ndleton. DrksERSON EViK. CO., If i. FORWARDING AND, COMMISSION MEEGHANTS, AND Wharf-Boat Proprietors. liberal Casb Advance . Coimlgnmen ts. M ade on Janl '60 F.:.VM. HUMPHREY &;CO.; ,' Mil'1 -s.; It ' ! ' .t ' '.. i ' Commission AND GENERAL F0RWAEDIXG AGEXTS, r i ' j 'l u !'Mt'J J!-Hi ':l'4' No. 19 North Water St, 'EtAKsVlLLE, IND. J : ' I:- I-',," ! " !( i SPECIAL . AGENTS FOR ' i as ... --gtf . ! 2B. ... . tea , n o 0 CD a 4 pa e S. i -,r i . o o - B o ra o ft. 5 CMC o 3. M5 H s 5 1 el 5 3. 21 S? 2 if Si sa 1 '5.P1" i - ea ,--v i I i . ' r O f J( Ml i. rt .. - - ; -'v "1 ' l': ;i " l Through Bills of i Lading given td all r points South or EasL i oc29 d3m ..' ,! v, l ; t ; 1 - r. .' . 7 0 aEEif R WARI5. Aevr Queensware House i LIGHTEN & ICnENHAUSEB, IMPORTERS OF f ! if , and FUBJitINQ GOOD, In' 1 1: u .-1.1 iff '! ivi s . ., ot 3 SontU Firs Street. flfc v -.'. 1 t 1 " . ''" '' ""' WB ARE SOW PEHlllO THE Ytr -roOHir rlewiid asaorMnent of Fat ArUclea ever ui;oru;d to thiaeity, and 1 1 stock, of , , 1 -it in" '' ' - t " " WHITE GRANITE'WARE: 7 fit .H i I " 'j.j' i i i ; i, a QOTv oomplete, and oaly wart looixin at to tndace all to make J.litir purchaaea ol na; and oar stock of ; i. ,(11': .-' ! i'-lfV H'llf -.., ;f 'J' j '.".f -"! COMMON WARE 1 1 Vli i ','! ! . ', J J; iu targe, anil will be sold aa low a the low-. erni in. tne ) niiea Htatea. tl H' Bolieiuian GIamm and Kilver- , ." .- PatKl'Ware.' " -fi l'l-l ''.? 1:., tt :i'i.. i ...u; i"f ' OnVamort'meAt tof Bohemian Olana ari L 8! lverrPUUed Ware ia oaa ot the tl net ever 1 selected for tne traae or tnia city; ana w havetbe advantage)?, oar aentor partn' '' residing in the cit j of New Ybrk, and ( -i . tu. t t "r r . nt ,. 1,1

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J. M.Pakvih, CarllHlcl A. Uewti. Pr( i. rvu(, .vaiisviue. . partly, ,:ti2.riJ";aE "CoPork PackorH, f i Produce and Commission Merclunts, ' Dealer in Porjt, Bacon, JLard, Corn, Hay, Lim -" And CEMENT, ; Cor. Water and Locnst Street, ." ' EVANMVILLE, I.NB. uovlSdSni' " ACHATS CH8T. ' ; ' , , 1. 1. WMUrtMtM, Hajhunt A. WIilttakrv WARDING MSJtCHAXVL No. JioKh Water W Dealers in Floor, Bacon. .Hay, OmU,Oarm and Country Produce, i - U M, BAI BP. i Q. W. T4.) BAIBI) START, (Saeoeasora to W. M. Alkma A OuO G1 ENERAI. AGESTS, PRODtT Forwarding and t;ommltilon K. cbanta. Evansville. Indiana. liefer I I 4. Wheeler, Pres'U First National Bum. and Ktuu'l Orr, Vice President FvaxtNvUa National Bank. A4Eenta tor uuio Kiver ran u. uoii-cs WE WOULD BKHI5B BH friend and former patrons 1iat v are at the old CORNER of VN ot WATER HTREETH, still In the trade ot L.lQUOli. FLOUR, VOMMimiOJSH, 6-, and should be pleased to see tbem. i).'Eisf: CO., ' FORWARDING AND COimSSLI RECTi'fIERS, ,aud Wbewale Dealeri . LIQUORS, FLGUBt'" Corner Water nd Vino Streets, 'if...! ...." . I. TAWBYIlUt, ! r janl dtf. ! ! . .1P. H. Duiiouchkt, late of Evanville, IdO. JOHKUltKWT, Uolrnde. HI. t : r, P. ;S, pUS0DCHET.& CO., vjfo, ei'Pojdrai Street,,. . NEW ORLKANH, LA. Older and oonlgnmemU leltclted. rReference-WrxrXowry m., -RvanaHen?y Ayrea, ri-j., Kvannvtl!-; J. C. Doaoocbet 4 Co., Evansville; J. W. MK ay A Hon, Oolconda, 111.; Tbeo. Htelger A Bon, Golconda; A. C. MoColllHter, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; John M. Barter, Mt. Vernon; Wm. H, Larain,Mt. Vernon; John It. Everton, Mt. Vernon; Henry IIIII V., Warnaw. HI. ; U. It. DavU 4 Co., Wamaw : W.H. Vuitfi A iiroX Ho" 11 ri(4(Jren , KF,1 A. j. Harria.tJnlontowti, Ky- tnovdfea CHENOWETH, CASEY & CO, Coipnituplou jSIerclinntw JPor SZe o Xea Tobacco, Perk, Dacou, Ileef, Floury. No. 70 New Levee Street, OSH.E4KS, LA. V'' BCM. HCBBft, E. W. PATRICK T. D. HUBBS, PATRICK & COHllHUi(Jf((.l ii nffif-Hi.J Forwarding er Commission MERCHANTS, Ad WUAHFIUHT. IHM'ltf KTOkJ , j t . j i w, J.' i... J . j i. ,.t.i aa AGENTS E. C. and PES. K1ILU01CS. 1 i' '):'.' f " 'i i in ' . 1 and C V4i VTvIE 'f.S rj General Igents -Star Union Llsf : ;Ejaiitrji.Lc, in. TII0S. C. SMITH & CO., PRODtJCE AND commission ,wnmu w. Dealera in Flour, Hay, Corn, Oaf, Grass Seed, aad-pnoiJlJCW 01WJLRAI.LT, So. 5 SOUTH WATi.lt NTKEKT, EVANVI1.1.K, iJin. All order promptly filled. fjaaiadtf H. CAKTJIEI.L, katewf waitamc. ".(. un-bln, Taa Late of UnlniUiwa, Cartmell 4 Co., Mem fn l- T Mill 1' tt iiitM fx CqUoo. ' Factors,., rodime, . ".a4 MiMt .cxmifiMi'U HJi' orwiiiruia 200 FEOJfT STBKiuI,' V,V. 1 tbe.aale aniniilvieuMf Cofton ai4 tl kind of Wesiterrxl ruda-. AIho, 'to 1 lilag Pl.iatAtlon.Jjrfl!r!i. . T JLj:Jert .itftd Wa Iteler to iiubia view. it. n.. .'..itr. a rv . ii,,vi,ii,n. A vVblttakt. ln,aonchet.4p...Evanvlll.'i, 134. ' 1 .n 1 B. lit 1 1 .Nil, . , kuiI t.'j: im-. Binq vs. - j ',Oif'e '-Tbita 'inrartjrtti WMkhtogtoa Hon- W01-M." a.n -ii win ' ii"ri' 'twtJnl'w tfoflft of 'tne 'ClitPt!iiati;ns(baA offlo haul ti ww1! ' ' ' ' li'"l dam ( i .. . .J,K.J f l-OMIl HIWHitMlS

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