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steamboat PRINTING.." " . No printing establishment la the West has tetter facilities or greater, ability for doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assortment of Job Type, though very Iaree and complete, is constantly belngadde onrjob 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, Bill Ladinsr. Cards. Deck and Meal Tickets. Bills of Fare, Mat' Ticket for Labor, 4c, c orders lelt wltn eitner or me wharf-boats will be promptly attended to. Weatbrr nod Water- .- . . The weather waa -eloudy, mild and blustery yesterday; a high wind from the east prevailed all night of Sunday, at times blowing great guns and nKUtlinir wild rprmiemf! ' around the. p 1 :i,i: i t-i,t u nver julu wuu .waves, wmcu u.uhs upon the banks with almost the roar ot ocean, lhe river 13 still tailing slowly, having fallen four or five inches during the twenty-four hours ending at three o'clock yesterday . Arrival bikI Itefmrltire. lne arrivals ana departures up to three o'clock on yesterday, include the Emma Floyd, Nashville to Cincinnati; Lorena; St. Louis to Pittsburg: J. W. Garnett and Southmpr to TparOrlpana ftimULnJ N" -W ' v., from Uiro; Morning Star Henderson to Louisville:. SamV J. Hale and .Emperor, Cincinnati to Memphis; Rob Boy, to Cincinnati; Mollie Nor ton. a:d Newsboy, Henderson to re turn; Belle Lee, Louisville to New Orleans. Bout nne. Among the first boats due here are Havana and Lawrence, for Nash ville: Mary Erwin, for Tennessee River; Messenger and Champion, for St. Louis; the Cora SM St. Patrick, and Minaeola, from Memphis; P. W. Strader, Richmond, Legal ' Tender, Nick Longworth, Dexter and Laurel Hill, from New Orleans; Virginia, Westmoreland, Argosy and Alice V.', for New Orleans: Armada, from Cairo; Lewellin, from Eastport; Liuton, from Clarksville; J. P. Webb Chattanooga, and OUie Sullivan, from "Wabash River. , 3flKcel laneou. There was a regular fleet of steamers at the wharf yesterday nearly all day. The amount of business done, however, was not Unusually large. The Morning Star went out with a big trip The Cumberland had an excellent trip up The Sam. J. Hale had a full cargo, including a large quantity of railroad iron for Columbus, Kentucky. ..The Rob Roy was nearly full when she left here, and had 2,000 sacks of corn engaged above. Captaia Maginnis pro poses to run the Rob Roy as a regular packet between this city and Cincin nati, and is a man of energy and great courtesy. Our merchants would consuit their interests by giving a hearty support, and should so arrange as to b.ve.,1 .heir good, sWyd br the Cincinnati and Evansville packet, She leaves Cincinnati for this port on Tuesday of next week The South erner suddenly and unexpectedly cast off her moorings about noon yesterday and started down the river The Belle Lee arrived at one o'clock yesterday, about half loaded, but ad ded nothing here.. ....The Ada Lyon had a good trip'out. Bontai I.en vinc To day. For Cairo. Captain Ben. How ard's wild rattler, the Cumberland, with splendid cabin appointments and of good speed, is the regular packet should receive a liberal patronage on the part of our merchants and shipTom Brashear and Bruce Hun11 i i t n .1 clerks. Captain Ben. 13 one of the

livest steamboatmen afloat. For Clarksville,- The ; favorite Wni. White, Capt. Hain Throop, leaves at four, o'clock for Clarksville and ail Cumberland River way ports, and has very fine accommodations for passengers. Kit. Rudd is her popular clerk. The White gives especial attention to way business. For Eastport. The fleet and superb Sam. Orr is the Regular Tennessee River packet for Eastport and ail way landings, to-day. Her commander is that experienced navigator and most estimable gentleman, Captain Aiffen ' Duncanl Her clerk is Val. ""iSorenson, one of the most obliging and popular gentlemen we know.

Captain Duncan has built up a trade for Evansville, and should be liberall supported. , Sh3 leaves at ,5 o'clock.. , ., , For Memphis. The new and magnificent Mayfl jwer'lis the unrivalled packet for Cairo, CoIuinLui and Memphis to-day, and leaves , promptly .at Zo docs, tiercaoin appoiotmeats are .. .... , . uosurpissea ia cuimuri aoa luxury, i

an ber officers are among the most experience J, attentive 'and" obliging . - ; ! . j . in the world. . 1 he names of, Captains

Throop and LombDuke' Nicholson. Georsre ThrooD and. Marsh Wiiltr,,,!! . ' , .. t OJC vu.-uu,u "urua.au aiong shore. The Mayflower and St. Patrjck are building up a large and lu- . . cratitre trade with Memphis, and they , , . , . should receiye the encouragement of ,., .:.. r: l .11 " "'e' ;vxiVB W " she can earrv ta. lav i , eieaainv from oar Eiehnnicvx. Pittsburg. The Commercial " of Friday says :; , , ' : The weather continues v$ry mild for the season. A moderate amount of activity was perceptible on the I landing. It is said tit previous to the settlemcnt of Laptam Cannon s claim on the sfeamer Indiana, and for which the arbitrators allowed him $5,500, he was onerea 5i,ouu by ttte owners or the Indiana, but refused it Cincinnati. The Commercial of Saturday says : The Shamrock, having been detained here bv ice !while loadinor f-r St. Louis, finally g t off for St. Louw last nicht. ller wharfage bill amount' eu to viw. . ; , Our dispatches frohi Memphis re port me sinKing or the P ' fit fh: A maann puuou irom iDcinnau ioriew ur E - -1 i J T .'if- T rf -i. fl7oP Itlonrl in K Trrr Mississippi, with onlv her hnrriVan. deck visible. ' The Amazon has a larfre aau vaiuaDie cargo or pork, bacon and produce generally, from Cincinnati She was formerly the Judge Tor rence, and was converted into an ord nance steamer during the rebellion P iL - 11' .' i -i tor me .uississippi squadron, and afterward remodeled aud named the Amazon, bhe is owned bv Cant. Hi ram Vrinton, Capt. John A. Williamson and Mr. J. U. Isham, of Cincin nati, ana commanded by the tormer t?i i . i . i - one is proDaoiv wortn az.r mhi: in eared in Cincinnati offices for fifteei or twenty thousand dollars. The loss on the earzo will nrove heaw which is . also principally insured in Cincinnati omces. -. t . i Louisville. The Co urxtr of Saturday says: The weather was cloudv with n black frost in the morning, and a very aense log prevailing on , land and water. The atmo.-Dnera was haw ana numia, and th log. prevailed until after 10 a. m. It then cleared on warm and very pleasant. -On the falls last eveninc there wftr four feet nine inches water in the pass down the Ind:an chute, and fall ing slowly. The Journal says : lne Automatic Fireman " n the Major-Anderson underwent another trial yesterday, and was found to work satinfactorily in every point, 'except ing tuai it aoes not teed fast enough. The mill, which grinds the enal as fine as sawdust, has been found of too small & capacity for supplying the feed pipe, and is to be replaced by a larger one. St. Louis. The Democrat, of Saturday, says : The river fell six and a half innhpa in twenty-four hours. To Cairo there is nve and a halt feet water that is what was found by the Kate Putnum, which arrived here at 8 o'clock vesTZft2T K one or more boats recentfv dena ry would have trouble, and it is so. : A . . . . A 1. A 1 . rni . ma wem ttyuve Alton on i nnrsii.iv and having to break through only one fragile gorge, reached the mouth of the Illinois, from which a steady stream of ice was Dourinc. Tt is likely, therefore, that a boat TO 1 1 1 leave for Naples on Mondav. ami fYr Peoria soon thereafter. We have not heard of the slightest attempt to secure the trade Of the Tennessee or Cumberland, whilft fho Ohio River towns are alive in this matter. ,.,, . II. Robinson and J. Thaeker. en gineers of the Bertha, figure largely lnQe Memphis papers .iu a case of nuo siMimg. a ne long sensation flrhVlo J -i V-. . ,i A ' A 1 . . 1 . 4 ! 1 ' leaTCS her husband and tl 1t Z;t an engineer. Her paramour arrested. Husband and wife reconciled. She elopes next day with the engineer. uc c iu:ci 3 cie irom ixew aiKn Ti,a L ft Bertha.' Oo- lJLvtnerHliiv. -MI1IK C.VDERSIOXED, HAVING JL purchased the interest of James Steele iu the Planing Mill and Manufacturing BuHiness, have formed a partnership witn B F. Tribie for the purpose of continuing the above business at the old stand. H. F. TRIBLE, JACOB MYER3, MICHAEL MYERS. Under the name of TRIBLE, MYERS & BRO. In retiring irom the above partnership I desire to return my thanks to my friends who have favored me with business, and -would ask their continuance wit h the new firm. JAMES STEELE. Evansville, Jan. 29. Manufacturer of, and Wholesale and ( Retail Dealer In, Saddles, Ilariief COLLARS, and SADDLERY HARDWARE, Sc. 58 Main Street, corner Second. lebiedu

STEAMBOATS.

Regular" 'emi-WMly Green River : " ' " -'"Packet:';" : ' The 'elegaiit Steamer " ft. ADA' LYON. ALF. Hr IO)VV'ARPS.-.i.M.iiMASTER, Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every MONDAY, and for Bowling Green every THURSDAY, at O'clqck p.m.; :t -Oc21tf , Regular Evansville ami Henderson Dally Paiekft."- ' " " The fleet and splendid sidewbeel steamer .3Jollio Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; En. Terry, Clerk, Will pfy as a regmlar packet between Evecsyilleand Henderson, ofTriug unequaled accommodations to travelers and ,-nipEers. reaves cvansvuie aally at &y p.m. eaves HenderKon daily at 1 a.m., making close connection with the E. AC. K.R. Janl7 dtf Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet . for Pad ucalt and Cairo. . The finely appointed steamer Ben. Howard, Master: ' ToM BkaHRAR, Clerk ma piy asme reguiHr xuesaay auu t riday packet torCairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansviile every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and a 1 v ttUA 1 , at. o p in. Through bills of ladlni as given for freights over the Mobile & Ohio Railroad. orlreiKhtor Dassatre annlv on board. or to . R.K. DUM lvERsiOM &CO.. aec-.ii air Agents. NOTICK TO SHIPPERS. inrongh bills of lading given to all points on the Moolle and Ohio Railroad, lvi Bieaincr uuioerianu. Dexter's Independeet low-pressare Packet QUICKSTEP, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONu A 1 and TH.UKSDAY, ai4p.ni., poi ively. connecting at airo with St. Louis, iMBjupuin. sou iew uneans pacKets. Jaoltf Daily Henderson Packet The fine Steamer , ufNqws Boy W. H. MHEFFER. Master: WM. Hnsms. Jr.. f!lrhWill leave promotlv as above, daiiv. u.t a O'clock, p. m. Freights received at all hours at the aiaiumotn w narruoat. R. K. DUNKiSRsON 4 CO., Agents. Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Packet For radiicab, Johnsonrllle. and ;islport. The fleet and famous Steamer SLjVI. oee. ALLEN DUNCAN. Master: Vat. Sorkssok, Clerk, ueaves evansville lor luast port and al rennessee reiver way landing at a regular weekly paciiei, every oATUtlOAt at four p.rn., laKlng irelt?nt and passengers at. lowest packet rates, and siviuK etioecial iHiifiiiduu lutuejiuingoE oraerat. or rreigiu or passage apply on board. feb7 tf Regular Evansville and Cumberland River Packet - The New and Finely Appointed fcteamer kMzs w 111 . r Jute, A. Drik water. Master: ivrT kudd, uierE; Wi.'l rnn as a rezi)ar Evansviil ami Cumberland River Packet, makinK ail lanuinifn nence ro i larKsviue. Leaves Kvautvllie every Tuesday at 4 o uiocs. p. m. cieco tf ForPadueah and Cairo. ; , Regular Wednesday ami Saturday . racket.. ., .,. ., ;,. , The magnificent sldei heel steamer A AOD -A.Gus. Dubodchet, Master: ' W. P. FOWI.KK. HiArlr Leaves Evansville everv WEDSEsdav ana saiukuai at 4 p.m. L-eaves cairo everv thuksday and UNDAY ato D.m. makinz close eonnec.. uons at ca.ro witu nrst-ciass packets for l. rouis, iviern pins, ana ixew urieans. Connects at Kvunsviile with thutl AH. rt.rt., ana me larascon ror lX)Ulsville. t or ireignt or rwssage apply on board, or K. DUJfKjSittJON 4 Co., to R. janl dtf Agents Regnlr Tuesday Packet FOB CAIRO, COLUMBUS & MEMPHIS, The magnificent new side-wheel steamer ZyLJY FLOWER, Josh. V. Throop, Vaster; Billy Drits, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet Irom tvansvllle to MemDhis. elvins esuecial - - a at. J. maaiux vium connections with the Mobile k Ohio Rail i tniumous. For freight or passage apply on board. dec'JO dtf , Regular Cumberland River Packet The new and elegant steamer LIlNTTOISr, N. F. Deew, Master; , . N. B. Haywabd. Clerk. Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet between Evansville and all Cumberland JKlver landings. , Leaves Evaiuville tvery SATURDAY, at 4 O'clock P.M. rdeel2dr.f Dissolution of Co-Partnersliip. mjOTICE IS HEREBY IVES, that ll the co-partnership heretofore existing under the name and firm ot E. 8. Martin & Co., of the Delmontco Saloon, has this day been dissolved by mutaal consent, aud the business will hereafter be conducted by Messrs. Covington A Kingston, who are authorised to collect all outstanding accounts and pay all debts contracted by said firm. E. S. itARTIN. febl8.

LAW CARDS.

i B. L. D. GOFFY, ATTORNEY AT LA W, MORGANTOWN, KY., Will practice In the eounties of Butler, Warren, Molrlenburg, Ohio, and McLean. Prompt attention given to the oollecUoa of claims. Rejerences Whe-ier & Riggs, HolJlnf ' worth & Bro., Chiw. Babcoc& Co. (api J. F. WELB0EN, ATTORNEY A.T LAW AXD NOTARY PUBLIC. Office on the corner of Main and Third Streets, la Walker's new building, Jd3 Evajisviul, Ind. ! W. P. HAEGRAVE, ATTORNEY tit LAW. Office on Third Street, In Washington Honie Block. Will practice In the varlom Courts of the Circuit. Prompt attention to offloe business dect d im X. 15. BLACK. ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at LAW MARIOS, Crittenden County, Kentucky. apl7 wtf WM. IlEAVIS, U. S. Claim Agent. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTIKv AtitJi'I. - Offlce on Mam street, between Third and Fourth, No. (over K.ellrs Ciin rilore), Evansvliie. Ind. , sepl 6 JOHS M. CRKPS. CHACTNCEY 8. COSOKB CREBS & CONGER, AttorBrTMt-Liiw, Cnrunl, Illlnol. Will practice law In all the Conrta of Ki. wards. White, Wayne, Hamilton, Saliae, and Gallatin Counties, In the State of Illinois, and In the Supreme Court. Refer to ti. Maifbee. James K. Minor. KVwlrwil a Co., Colonel T. W. Stone, with LAD. Helman, Uen. W. Harrow, ML Vernon. m a im PAPER,. Samuel N. Docker. . E. J. Morten DOCKER & MORTEN, WHUI.E8AI.K PAPER. DEALERS No. 11 South First Street, aplldCm . Evtmsvllle. Ind. NEW ORLSANS; Alexander McOregor. Wtn. McOregot 3Ic6regor Brothers, GENERAL , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, XO. S3 TCHOUPITOFLAS ST., New Oblkahs, La. Liberal advances mud a on PmTlnm and Western Produce consigned to oor address. faD2 d.ira. Speed, gammers & Co., Cell en and Tobacco Factor UENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT I and COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Offlce No. 59 Poydras street , ew Obxians, La. Carleton, Poute A Co., New York. Hpeed, Donoho Co., Memphis, Tenn, Caeari. Htockiurd A Co.. Mobile. A la. deoao-'aj-ti. K. H. Faiachilo. J. W. Bingham. FAIRCHTLD & BINGHAM, CommiHHlou Merohanta 84 Magailne Street, novaidly NEW ORLEANk M. BARTOX....M. Jt. FOOL..-W. M. AIKKA S. M. BARTON & CO., Commi8lon Merchant 17 Magazine Street, NEW ORLEANS. L ARCHITECTS. " ALLEN & CLARKE, Architects & Superintendents Office Crescent r?1tv PnUriin. Boor; entrance No. S Mln Htreel. Plans and specifications fnrniKhAri nn reasonable terms. Ise2 d6m a MURSLNNA, ' JV XI CHIT I a C T. mce-fio. S CHANDlYr building. wiucciirstuu jjuviut oireeLS, Kvanvill Tnd " Plans and specificat ions for all ki nd of buildings I'urntsiied at short notice, and on reKorble inr. Imchis d im - Tkt.MllKLS rS MUM'h l.V MAA. JLZIN E, universally acknowledged the Model Parlor Magazine of America: devoted to Original Stories, Poems, Sketches, partments on Fashions), Instructions on Health, Music, Amusements, etc.. bv the best authors, and nrofn-elv illnst.ratod With costly Engravings (full size) useful and reliable Patterns, Embroideries, and a constant succession ot artistic novelties, with other usetul and entertaining literature. No person of reflnemnt. pmnnm a i housewife, or Jadv of taste n.n afford fA tir without the Model MoDthlv. Ki SO cents; back numbers, as specimens, 10 ceuis; timer maiiea rree. xearly, 53, wita a valuable premium ; two copies, 85 50; inree copies, wi oo; nve copies, 12 00, and splend!d premiu with toe tirst pit ujs ior cjuos at w eacn, premiums to each siibr1 twr. A new Wheeler A Wilson scuiiu facumo iw or uuw;nm;re at M eacn. , Address W. JENNINGS DKMOREST. v. i r tin i ii . .... . No. 473 Broadway, New York. " Acuiuimir . .iuutuij' auu i oiing America together. M. with the premiums for each. Newburg Coal. William II. Swanson, COAL DEALER. OFirE-COB5nER UVISIO.VAND WATER H1KEETN, Is p repared to deliver. In any quantity, to a ny part o the city, the best quality of scr eened coal, deci'l 3m

TRANSPORTATION.

Gko. Pendleton. B. K. DUNKERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND IVharf-noat PropricforM. IJbetal Cash Advance Conxion men Is. 9faIe oik Janl 'CO F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., Commission MERCHANTS, AND GENERAL FORWARDING AGENTS, No. 19 North Water St, EVANSVILLE, IND. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR 5?S to S3 O o 0 a gs "w e 2 4 ea m as cs o PS a o o a x M P3 -O o ro o n a o ? s t ET J? PS S. S3 o as CD 2 w o 2 SO S3 3 a Through JBilh of Lading given to all point South or East. oc29d3m Q (TEENS WARE. Xcw Queensware House. LICIITEN & ICHENUAISER, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLA-Sf QUEEITSWARE, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD, Xo. 3 South First Street. E ABE NOW OPESIKO TUB miwt Hinlendid assortment Of FE Ai tides ever Imported to this city, and T stock of WHITE GRANITE WARE now complete, and only wants lookini to induce all to make their purchases of us ; and oar stock of COMMON WARE Is large, and will be sold as low as the low est in iae uoiiea ouiiea. . Boheiuian GIafe and SilverJL'Iated Ware. .

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and 811 ver-Plated Ware Is one of the finest ever selected for the trade of this city; and w have the advantage of oar Mentor partaf residing: in the city of New York, and f ' all times on hand selecting the latest styli I and natterr.1 of ware. oc3d?in

STEAMBOAT AGENT, Forwarding aud Couimlmlon MKItCIIAXT, Xo. 10 NOItTIf WATER NTBEET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. i r Contracting Agent Kvansvlll aad Cairo Packets. fehll Him

r. BAjrrssriTH, W. H. AKI'lllIlt, T. M. HlTMPIf RT, Evans villtt, Jud. Memphis, Tenn. BANKSMITIi, HUMPHREYS CO., CommiH8ion -AND Forwarding Merchant iioHMiti now, , MEMPHIS, TEN. feb21-d3m - J.M.PAKVl.CHrliJe.A. Lswit. 1'rinoetoii J. 1). I'AKVJJK, J.VaURlil. PAitviv, i,i:iris ct: co Pork I'iiclfer, Produce and Commissloa Merchaatf, Dealers In Pork, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Hay, Lime, And CEMENT, Cor. Water and Locnst Streeti, ., ' EVANSVILLE, IND. A. 8. HAVHOKST. J. t. WHITTAXU. Ilajliurst & Will I taker. FRO DUCK, COMMISSION jLND TOMWARDIXU MERCHANTS, No. 6 fiouth Water Bt, Dealers In Flour. Bacon. Hav. na.tjL rn and Country Produce. L. Jt. BAIRD . ,.,a. Bt. BT41 BAIRD & START, (Sucoesson to W. M. Aikman A .,) rEMEHAIi AUr.Vrn. PROHH . V Forwarding And Commlsnlon Mc chants. EvanHvllle. Indiana. Kxter la l Q, Whwl.r, Pres't. First National iWn.. nd Ham l Orr, Vice JYesldent Evnvii Agents for Ohio River Fait Co. BOU-If WE WOFLD IEHINU OCK friends and former patrons that wa are ai. me i-i of VINU ami WATER l-TKEKTM sl.ill in thetrxI of LtUVORH. FLOUR. VOtiM Ifittl (iJVM. Al. and should b pleased to tlinrn. 11. 1). ALLJH A tXA. II. I. AI.I.IS Si CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSI MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, fend Wholesale Deslen LIQUORS, FLOUR, &o. Corner Water and Viae Streets, VAK8V1LLB, Ima. . - . t ; : - Janl dtf. P. H. Dntonnrr. late of Rvanviii. ind. John Oilhist. Uolconda. III. P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 83 Fojfiras Street, NEW ORLEANH, LA. Order and consignments sollciud. Iteierenoes W. J. Lowry t: Co.. Hwlgm, Carr A Co.. Ilenrv A vr-. If m . J. it. 1. sonchet 4 Co., Evansville; j. W. Mr( nj A Hon, Tneo. Hteteer A Hon, Ooh onda; A. it. McColllxter, John M. Barter. Wm.ll. 1 Jirhlris, John IU Evrton, Ml. Vernon ;Mn ry Hill A Co.. C. K. IKTtn Ato.. Wtru: W. H. Vanmetr A Bro.. Bowling-Green, K.; A. J. Harris, L'niontowti, Ky. no'i d im CHENOWETH, CASEY & CO, CommlnMion 3IoioliinitK t , For the Sale of Leuf Tuhacco, , Iorkv Itacon, Ileef, Floor, AND WESTERN PRODUCE OISIMUT, No. 70 New Levee Street, xi:w ORI.IH.VS, I.A. nov28 , BIN. HUBHS. T-. W. PATRICK P. O. f rXTB HDBBS, fAIBICK & CO.. Forwarding cc CommisElcn MERCHANTS And WIIARFBOAT I'UO PltlKTOM AGENTS E. 4 C. and PENS. R1ILU0ABS. and . General ligents Star Ualon Llic aul dtf ;Evanviijjb, lira. THOS. C. SMITH & CO., PEODTJCE AND .COMMISSION MERCHANTS ' ' Dealers in , FVmr, Hay, Cvrn, Oafs, Greta SexW and PRODUCE OENERALLT, NO. 5 SOUTH WATER STREET. E vans villi, Is. All orders prompUy fillecL JanJ3U