Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1868 — Page 7
' ' " i ' ' 'L:''r. ."'Uod shor.ld receive' all freights and
xur VJ tT ne7 jlinl .'tB jr ilia 4 (itfc. I , , , . rJ. : : - ; s people for Tennessee HivefJ
: steamboat printing., ;ln For Eastpoht. The ' Lewelfie,
r.nt -,mt Captain J. li. Davy, with Mr. W.J)
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort- j Covington in the office, will leave for
nentof Job Type, though very large and I Eastport ftDd all Tennessee River way
. our job department is under the personal lapdiog at 5 O Clock this evening. The
snpervision 01 one 01 me Desijoo printers i Ijewellin ha TiTpann nasasniAr art. In the United States. We are prepared to JJ,n naa. pleasant passenger apprint Posters, plain or fancy, Bt Heads, pointments, and her officers are oleas-
eta, Jtsuis 01 rare, Mates' 'rickets for aoor.
Ac, dc Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats will be promptly attended to. Weather md Water. The weather yesterday was clear and pleasant, the mercury at 6 A. M., standing at 21 degrees above zero, abd at 32 'degrees at 12 m., a great modification of the temperature of the two preceding days. The wind had,. however, changed back to the northwest again. .,, The river had fallen about eight iaches daring the twenty-four hours ending at. three o'clock yesterday. The ice was far less abundant yes
terday than on Thursday, only per
haps a little harder, but perhaps not
so sharp. Boats would have bat lit-
ant gentlemen.
For LouisviLLE.--The beautiful
Tarascon, Captain )A; T. Gilmore
commanding, and Miles D. : Warren
and Phil.' Branham ' in the - office, : is
the unrivaled packet for Louisville,
this evening. She is an iron-clad,
and makes ner way iearlesslv and
sately through the ice.
Manifest Steamer Linton. A.
4i
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND AND TENNESSEE RIVERS."
, The Evahsvtlle' and Cairo "Packets are
authorized to give through Bills of Lading'
10 we roitowmg points, at id rates mentioned below: To TJycusburg, 55c.; Eddyville, 75c; Canton, 75; Rocfccastle.Toc. ; Linton. 75c; Eastport,. and points below on the Tennessee River, 55c; points above the Shoais, on Tennessee River, 80c. ' Sign billt of ladinsf, " Privilege of. reshipping; at Paducah." We guarantee the above rates, until further notice. Any overcharges lhat may occur will be promptly corrected by us. Merchants are requested to see- that tne weights are plaoei in every bill oflading, sefi.tf FOWLtB, LEE A CO,
New Orleans and Cincinnati Express " Line, , l.,ll.la ' .
Carpen
goods
& Carson
can, 2 valuable paekasres; T Scantlin
& Son, 1 wash boiler; Geo. Sonntag & Co., 1 box mdse., 1 ?ar; J. W. Green
& Jo 1 bair wool: Owner on board. 1
1 " 1 T - . 1 It " . -ill WTT - . ' .
ue aimeuiiy in asceoaing, ana none dox mase., i bellows; tiubbs, Jratrick
This line Is thoroughly organized, and ?1U run reeularlv throughout the season.
The boats will at all times leave promptly on the days advertised. - The following well v known staunch
GumbertS, 53 dry hides, 5treea do., Reamers comprise the line: Alaska Capt.
Z bundles pelts, 1 bale turs, 1 bundle Westmoreland, Capt. Ed. Evans; Emkr-
coon sKins,
cask
l bundle mink skins, l ald, .:api. j.jn. suunt; j. h. uroksbkck,
rags, 1 box do 14 baes do.: .iT iri "..
ter, White & -Baker, 1 box dry Vinton; (Silver Spray, Captain w. w.
.2 packages do.: llagon. Dickev ,alon- Jujuwh, fATiuuK & co..
, 1 hoarsheads tobacco. 1 oil jtsto. a. wit.t.ta mson
Regular Semi-Weekly Green River.
., ,. .....Jfaciet, i . 1. xhe elegaat Steamer 4 u.
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TliANSPOIiTATIO
R. K. DCKKERSOJt. ,
! j ! U. PXWDI.ETON.
M V
dec23tf
President and Sup't.
STATIONERY.
to signify eomingown. We antici
pate a speedy thaw, and ao almost im
mediate dispersion of the ice. Arrivals and leprtnre.
The Only arrivals and departures up
to three o'clock yesterday were the Sam. Orr, from Cairo; Swallow,
to Cincinnati; Ada Lyoa, Green Riv
er to return; Newsboy, Henderson to
return. BomI Doe,
& Co., 3 hogsheads ; tobaceo ; R. K.
jjunkerson & Uo., Is hogsheads tobacco. 1 box do.
Louisville Wm. Sumner & Co., 1 machine watroa: Wharton & Bennett.
l wardrobe, d packages; liay & Co., 1
bogs bead tobaceo. -Cincinnati J. C. Buckley, 3 hogs-
neaas tobacco. , Olennlnara from oar Exehsniceit.
Pittsburg. The Commercial of
Wednesday says:
Business was not very active. The
JOHN H. SCOTT,
Bookseller, Stationer
ANI
NEWSDEALER,
"o. 53 MAIX ITEEET, cor. Second,
aulOdly
EVANSVItU. 1KB.
Among the first boats due here are j continued cold weather has prevented
the Delaware and Piae Grove, for;
Nashville; Shamrock, far St. Louis;
Mayflower,from Memphis; Clifton and Emperor, for Memphis; Virginia, Nick Longworth, Belle Lee. Am
azon, and Louisville, for New Or-
boats from leaving that were an
nounced.
Navigation has been resumed in the
clackwater.
Lotjisville. The C urier of
Thursday says: ,
On the falls, last evening, there
leans; Armada and Quickstep, from I were five feet water is the pass down
Cairo; Richmond, Great Republic, he Indian chute, and the river fall
Mary Davage, and St. Charles, from
ing fast.
GEO. II. FISH & CO.,
Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers,
SCHOOL BOOKS, ,
V BLANK BOOKS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, 1 . AND '
AT i , T n vllliu TIM. VUUUUI, VUD Ul IUC
ewwneans; jeweinn irom rast-1 beat boatmen and .Hwiat thnmnW
port; Wm. White," from Clarksville;lexperienced pilots on the river, is now CrIierl ttitioiierv.
T T TT I r. r .1 L .1. - 1 I . . . , .- V
o . xv. noyie. ana Ada jjvon. irom i uue l tuc i"lu'9 iua low-pretssure
- 1 T- I J r 11 j -i .
Gneen R ver: Tarascon aoH Mornino- "'cuuiuuu. s joibw iw bom on
j m a,A JAH,n f.m n I,.n 1J W
Star frnm T.lTA V""" "if'' "
.nirellanewii. I Tmr. DrsASTrn. t vitf Tistit aic:
ine Bwaiiow atter sheathing her Boat Safe Portions of Casoo
bows. left for Cincinnati The OVEBOARD. We learn bv stecial
Sherman was discharging a portion of dlsJPatch. yesterday, from Vickburg, v., - j : tn ,- , . to Captain J. L. Shallcross, of this her cargo yesterday, in order to light- itv rh ,. f t h j -toM
en her up lhe ham. Urr arrived that the Indiana had been relieved of
iVo. ID Malu Street, EfansTiUe, Indiana.
July91y
QUEENS WAKE-
yesterday morning with a big trip, her perilous position, and was hourly having relieved the Phantom of her lo.ed C01". Vieksburg.
; hk-.i.-.v " v ..- the Indiana was on her way to
t. V .7t H F" New Orleans, heavily freighted with of the Phantom s broken machinery, produce from this port and along the and on examination, the fraeture of Ohio. - She was on a loc at the head
of Island jNo. 101, some forty miles above Vicksbure. at the chute, and
just above the new cut-off at Terrapin XT t 1 ...
ecc, ana hung on the log about mid
ships, breaking her tore and aft hogg chains, and the boat would have
broken in two and have been lost but
for the promptness of relieving her
by throwing her cargo overboard. Only a portion of her deck load was
thrown overboard, and lighters were
soon sent to her relief: and. as the
dispatch states, she was expected at j
the shaft shows that it had not been
half mended, although it was done at
LouisviUe. We hope some of our
machine shops will prepare themselves to do such work as weld
ing shafts, as our boatmen
couia men reiy ou having a
good job done The Ada Lyon came in from Green River at 11
o'clock, yesterday, with a splendid
trip, and would leave again in the
11EMING.
No. 25 JBHrat St
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IJ
QUEENSWAKli
GLASSWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Gold-Band and Plain White
FRENCH AND ENGLISH O H I TV ' JL.
-AJDJt x, Yd isr. r
ALF. H. EDWARDS. Master, Will leave Evansvfllefor WorxKmry every MONDAY, and for Bowling Green every' THURSDAY, at 5 o'clock p.m. ,,oc21tf ( . t , . , , .t Y , Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo.-' The finely appointed steamer ,
cuMBKKr,A.isrr, Ben . HowAKD.'Master ; . TfcM RRiiri TlorV
Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m.. hf?le,LS-QTO rery Wednesday and SATURDAY, at 5 p in.
r or ireigni or paiiKage apply on board, or to R.lCiUNKERSON&CO.,
Dextef's Independent low-pressure Packet
B. K. DtJNKEBSON & , CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
.; - i
.iMERCHANTS,
AND
Wharf-Boat Proprietors.
liberal
JanI "60
Caab Advance Conaicnmcati.
9fad on
QUI OKS TEP; H. T. DEXTER, Master, . Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MON
DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 ri.ra ' pofcij rely connecting at airo with tit. , Louis.
ciuu, a.uu new unraua uacKew. . - -Jaol tr v i - k !; .. i:,t, --.,.1 . 1: Daily Henderson Packet The fine Steamer
jNe.ws Boy. :
Wi H.SHEFFER, Master; ' : t Wm. Httstw To nio-lr
Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 8
Freights received at all hours at the
maHKa wnariDoai. -i . t .. R. K. DUNKERSON A CO., Agents. Jan3 dtf ...... ,
Regular
Evansville and ver; Packet
Wabash.
F.; M.VHUMPHREY & CO.,
Commission
EECHA NTS;
AND GENERAL
.COMMISSION CARDS. J. M. Parviw. Carllsle.l A. Lrwp, Princeton J. D. Pahvij. Evansville. PAUVI3T, LEWIS .& CO., , Pork Puokorn, Produce and Commission Merclunta, j .x ! Dealers In Pork, Bacon, Lard, Com, Hay, Limer ' V And CEMENT, Cor. Water and Locust streets, ! , ' ' EVANSVILLE, INDA.MUTHPKST, , J. J. WHITTAKKB, Ilayhurst A. Whlttaker, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND IXUWARDINQ MERCHANTS, - No. ......-....-..Bouth Water St.
Dealers In Flonr, Bacon, Hay, Oats, Cora and Country Produce.
Ij. m. baibd.......... .a. h. st a: BAIRD 4 START, (Successors to W. M. Aiftman A Co,) GEWEBAI. AWESTS, PRODtTC. Forwarding and Commission M chants, EvanHvllle, Indiana. liefer toj Q. Wheeler, Pres't. First National Baai and Ham'l Orr, Vice President EvanavlU National Bank. Agents for Ohio River-Salt Co. noU-lf
F. WOlTLh KEHIVn mil-
friends and former natrons that w-
are at the old CORNER of VINE and WATER BTRKETS. still In thAtr,t7?i
LIQUORS, FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, Aa, and shonld be pleased to see them. H. D. ALUS A CO. n. i. Ax.i.is & coi-
FORWARDINQ AND C0MMISSI0 .
MERCHANTS,
RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dea46r v 1IQU0R8, FIOUR, tos,.: "Corner Water and Tl Street, .
id
-4. X 4.
VASSVI-.1JC, IIV-
The elegant Fasttenger Steamer ; 1 ! !; -Louisa, - ' uToist. ox,Tra, Master t ' vi "' 1; . Chaki.it Crawfokd, Clerk, Will Dlv as a reirula.r Fvn navl 1 o nY
Wabash River packet dnrlng the season, For freight or nassase iddIt on bna.nl.
decdtX ; ;..-, .,,'
Regular Evansville and Cumberland
(; , ; River Packet ' :J ,.,
The New
and Finely Steamer .
Appointed
IWm., Wlxite,
FORWARDING AGMTS,
No. 19 North Water St,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Janldtf.
A. Dkikwaieb, Master; . - Kit RtTDD, Clerk; Will run as a resrnlar FvanavlilA af
Cumberland River Packet, making ail landings hence to Clarksville. Leaven Evansville every Tuesday at . o'clock p. m. , dec6 tf
Regular Evansville and Henderson
Daily Packet
The fleet and splendid sldewheel steamer
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR
m
o o o a 9! w a
5aS art
fr 6.4
ST
Vickfebnrir vesterdv. The di.4natrh
afternoon. A large amount of freight was from Stewart & Mitchell, of that FRENCH, ENGLISH, and germ.
was field over lor ber.. ....... lhe St. I piace. . c '
Patrick was receiving largely yester- , be Indiana 13 a stout well built j j ii ; boat, and a great favorite id the day, and would have an excellent trip Louisville and New Orleans' trade, out ....We are indebted to Cash, and we hone to hear of her ultimate
safety.: The loss of the cargo thrown overboard will no doubt go on a general average of the whole. She had a
Jarge amount of corn, and 400 hogs
heads ot tobacco, the latter taken at Henderson, i . .
BEFITS MEAT.
Choice Mentis and Roasts,
Of a fine fat Bear, can be .had to-day at
x
Vick
Thomas, the attentive and gentleman
ly freight clerk of the Linton! for
a manifest of that boat, forwarded by the Sam. Orr Mr. Claude Summers, long time local editor of the Louisville Democrat, succeeds Will. S. Hays as river editor of the Demiycrat, and we expect I f-.ii. i . r .
neuceiuriu iu see au improvement in the river columns. Claude is industrious and sprightly, and possesses a fair amount of common sense...... A dispatch from the Lewellin announces that she will be in in time to return to-day to Easfport and Florence The Cumberland had not arrived at 2 o'clock yesterday, having been detained, no doubt, by the ice The Alice V. had not arrived at 3 o'clock yesterday.' BuaIn JLenvlns To-Itay. For Cairo. The grand Armada, a great favorite with the traveling and shipping public, will be the sole packet for Paducah and Cairo, and all the way landings, at 4 o'clock to-day, and is one of the most pleasant boats on the Lower Ohio. Capt. Geo. Dusouchel, Willie P. Fowler and George Nichelson are noted for their genial courtesies and untiring efforts to render their passengers comfortable. The Armada always gets her share of passengers and freight, and generally, goes full. . For Eastport. The famous Sam. jOrr takes the place of the Phantom, and is anuouueeJ for Tennessee Paver to-d:iy,-in charge of-that experienced atil highly courteous officer, Captain Billy Lowth", with Val. Sor-
., , I I " 1 re rt'K- UAIAWBA WINK of my own
servcuijr iui-r vici a , m uie oiuce.t growth. i i ? - toch2lly
GENUINE BEAR'S OIL,
So valuable for the hair, and so hard to get pure, can be obtained, without mixture, for a few days only, at the
EUREKA BAZAAR,
75 Main Street,
VICKERY BRO'S.
Jan21.
PHILIP DECKER,
Third Street, bet. Sycamore and YIne,
Manufacturer ol
Compound Lubricating Oils
for all kinds of Machinery- ' Also i- . .
LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANBLES. Groceries, WW Lead, Lime,
Xo. IS Water Street, ' , , declOdly ' Evansyi.i.k, Isd.
F A.NCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. Also. Coal Oil Lamns and Lanterai
Hanging Lamps, and Chandeliers. , ,
We are Aeenta for MERIDEN BRITAN
NIA CO.'S and KOOER8 BROTHERS
celebrated
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
which has stood 'the test of ever twenty
years' trial.
Unquestionably the best sustained
toork of the kind in the world." HARPER'S MAGAZINE.
The most popular Monthly in the world.
xeu xotk uosei ver. It meets precisely the popular taste, furnishing a pleasing and insrructingvariety of reading for ail. Zion't He raid, JSoston. " A complete IHctorial History of the Times." HARPER'S WEEKLY. AN ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
The model newspaper of our country. iVeio York Evening Post.
The articles upon public questions which
appear in Harper's Meekly lorm a remarkable series ot brief political essavs. North
American Review.
An Illustrated Weekly Journal of
nation Pleasure, and instruction. HARPER'S BAZAR. Besides the Fashions, it presents also the very b-st specimens of Household Literature. No subject of domestic interest is excluded from its columns. Terms for Harper's Periodicals. Harper's Magazine, One Year.-.... OO Harper s Weekly, One Year 4 OO Harpers Bazk, One Year . 4 OO
Harper's Magazine Harpkh's Weekly, and Harper's Bazar, to one address, for oue year, gio OO. An Extra Copy of either the MAGAZrSE, Weekly, or Bazar, wi I be supplied gratis for every Club of Five Subscribers, at $. each, in one remittance; or. Six Conies for OO. - (jma-Zi dwlm 31 A TTHE W DALZELL, Wholesale Dealer In .'
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Mollie Norton,
CHARLEY PERKINS, Master;
., , , it-D. terry, Clerk, Will ply as a regular nacket. bet.wun v.-w.
aosvilleand Henderson, off ring unequal-
A.uuiuiuuauuu8 iu travelers ana -nip
pers. Leave- Kvansville dally at ZC p.m. Leaves H-nderson dailv at 7ic a. m mot.
Ing close connection with the E. A C. R.R. janlTdtl
For Padacah and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. ' The magnificent sidew heel steamer
' fc jj ' A EMA.D -A., Gus. Dcsocchet, Master;
Leaves Evansville every . WEDNESDAY ' POintt South or East.
and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. ' UJm
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and bUNDAY at5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with theK&C. R.R., and the Tarascon for Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board, or to R. K. DUNKxOKSON t Co., Jf.nl dtf Agents
n m DO
PS o H
O O B CD 82SP : CD i sw CD
P. 8. Dtjsottche. late of Kvannvllla. I rid.
John Oilbkbt, Oolcomia, 111. P. a DUSOUGHET & CO4 i GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Jfo. S3 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Orders and consignments solicited. References W- J. Lowrv A f.n . lri
Carr Co. Henry Ayres, Esq.. J. c. Iiusouchet A Co.. Kvansvllln- .1 w w . .
Son, Tbeo. Btelger A Hon. Goleonda: A. C. McCollister, John M. Barter, Wni.H. Lar-"-kI1.n?'I?hn Svnon. Vernon , -Henry HU1 A Co., C. R. Davis A Co., Warsaw: W. 8. Van meter A Bro.. Bowlihsr-arn fri
A. J.Harris, Unlontown. Kv. .
nov25 d3m CHENOWETH, CASEY & C0 . CommlsHlon Mcrohantv For the Sale of Leaf fybacco,
Pork, Bacon, Reef, Floor, ' . i ... AlfD WESTERN PRODUCH OtNISiU T, No. TO New Levee Street, ORLEANS, LA. bov28 I
BkJf. HTBBS. K. W. PATRICK
.7 P. D. VIET8
HUBBS, PATRICK & CO., - j : ! ; f ; . . : ;
Forwarding Commission MERCHANTS :
Through Bills of Lading given to all j And whabfboat. propkietom
AGENTS
Kegalpr Tuesday Packet FOB CAIRO, COLUMBUS '& MEMPHIS.
The magnificent new side-wheel steamer wiJrsrwT. o we r Josh. V. Throop. faster; ! Billy Dros, Clerk.
Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet from Evansville to Memphis, giving especial attention to tusines.sa.t ali way ports and landing?. She leaves Evansville every Tuesday, at 4 o'clock p. m., rnakin close connections with tne Mobile -A Ohio Railroad, at Columbus. . For freight or rrassaore annTv nn vo-
dec-Odtf , " '
QJEENSWARE. Sew Queens ware House.
LICHTEN & ICUENUAUSEE,
IMPORTERS OF biErrsrA.- GTujst QUEEN'S WARE, and " ' HOUSE FURNISIIIN6 GOOD, No, 3 .South Tirmt Street.
. & C. and PE. . KlILKOifiS,
and
General Agents Star I'bIod Lin?
anl dtf
lEVAiisviLU., Xtm.
Regular Cnmberland River Packet.
TH0S. C. SMITH & CO., PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,,
T Lealera in Flour, Hay, Corn', Out, Grats freed, 1 and PRODUCE GENERALLY. No. O SOl'TH WA lUt HTKT.KV, EVAN9VILLK, JND. i.. All orders promptly ailed. Jar2d
AttE NOW OPENING THE
most splendid assortment of Far
IV most sd
Articles ever Imported to this city, and f
MEMPHIS CARDS.
The new and elegant steamer 3LIN"TOSr, N.F.Drew, Master; . ' N. H. Hatwasd, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet between Evansville and all Cnmberland River landings. , ; Leaves Evammillt!
4 o'clock p.m. fdecl2 (Jtf
stock of
Indianapolis Insurance Co., CHAETEKED - - 1836. , Capital, $1500,000. 7 WM. HENDERSON, President. Insures against loss or. damage by fire. Call and take a Policy with ,." , , BEN. STINSQN, AefentVi 1 Office: Third St., Evansville, ,Jnd nbv93m .
WHITE GRANITE WARE
now complete, and only wants looking at to induce all to make their part-bases ol us; and our stock of ;. - i i , , : :C0MM0N WARE i
la large, and will be sold aa low as ttie lowest In the United tales.
Bohemian CilaaH and Silvers Plated Ware. ? . j-Ii . , J. - A. Onr assortment of Rnhcmtgn
Silver-Plat ed Ware Is one of the Chest ever
seiectea lor th trade of this city; and Vhave the advantage of our senior partn-1 residing in th cfty of New York, and i all t lines on hand selecting the lattsiy' and ratterns ofware. - " ""
fi. CARTMELI, Late of Williams, Cartmell A Co..
Memphis, Tenn.
v J. B. 1KUKI ' Mem rhls, Tsna Late of Unlontown. Kentucky,
CARTMELL &DRURY,
Cotton Ffictors, Produce and fcrensra
CommLssion and Forwarding Merchants.' '
200 FRONT STKEET, : IS liet. Washington and Adaxas,
N. B. We give onr personal attention fc
tne saie ana mipment of cotton ana ii kinds ot Western Prod uce. Alf.o, to filliit Plantation Orders, mm- Orders and Coa-sig-amenU solicited. ., ,, Ttefer to Hubbs A "Viet. 'r. K. Dankrr-
son A Co., Hayhurst A wbittaker. I.X Dusouchet 4 Co., Kvansville. Int. (JyH Ir
:W. P. HARGRA71-, ! ;
ATTQ RNEY
at,X.ATr.
Office on Third Street, In . Was inaton
"Hotrw Block. -'
Will practice In the vaou Courts- of the Circuit. Prompt attention to o3o business---i-u '' .: lo v dac.dAu