Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 March 1868 — Page 7

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STEAMBOAT FlUKTlNO. No printing ehtabUsUrrient in the West has better facilities, t.r greater ability for aoug nne faeamoat Printine. Oar assort ment of Job TPe, though very large and complete, y constantly being added to, and ii juu "rpnartment is unuer tne perwonai super-; ision 0f one ur the best job printers 1 X . . , . r .34 '.lie i uhi estates, we arprerruj Yrint Posters, olain or fancv. Bill Heads, Balis Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal tickti 1 .11 Ik of Kuro Mt' Tic-ts for Labor. Ac., c. Orders left -with either of the wu-iruni4 -villi uivuuaij oiwow v-. Wenlbrr mmI Water, The weather, on Saturday, was cloudy and cold. Mercury 22 at six A.M., and 30 at noon, with indications of falling weather. The river had risen six inches during the 24 hours ending at 3 o'clock Saturday. Arrival null Departure. The arrivals and departures up to 3 r- . it i-t . oclocic eaturaay include tne Wild Duck and banres. , New Orleans to Cincinnati; Armada, Cairo to Teturn; Ada Lyon, Greea River to return; Mollie Norton and Newsboy, Hen derson to return; Palestine, Nashville to Louisville; Linton, from Newburg; Tarascon, Louisville and return Boat n. ; Among the first boats due here are tJiaW: P (InrtU PmeP.p nnrl fa. meliaLfor.. Nashville; Champion, for H mwrnr anH V rr. T 1 1 - 1 Jimperor, .and-am Jr. Jlale, from w ' Memphis; if - vY- ctrder, Ilichmond, Alaska, Nick Longworth, Dexter apd 1 . . .11- X" M d 1 . , i ii i ii . . 1 1 tc i i f 1 1 ii . a i iri.ono r. y. , ... ...v.., vii-u, iU rii. .i ai: v ouva ., lor .CW Vreans; viiauanooga, irom tne Wabash 11 , ... . . Itiver; buver iJloon. for JMemDhis: Abeona, Success and Ladv Grace for Missouri River; J. II. Hoyle, from reen River; Sam. Orr and Lewellm, from Tennessee, River; Rob Roy, from Cincinnati. " jnisceiiaoeona. There was not much activitv in i.-. , . i uusmcss o.nine wnart on Saturday, ine at. Patrick comuleted dis. charging her. magnificent,, trip, and commenced1 loading foru Memohis. Freight was not abundant, and her prospects for a big trip were not flat tering Cairo freights were more abundant, and the Armada was get ting a good trip. She had brought in a good trip Saturday morning, includ ing 40 bales cotton.. .The Wild Duck and barges passed up at mid night Friday, with a good trip. The Linton returned from Newburch on Saturday morning, with aout 200 bales of hay, 50 of which were for li.a ;.tt , . this city. She got a large amount of pacsei ireignt nere, and would have a . rt 1 . .... I gooa trip out... The Ada 1 Lvon came in loaded to thW guards a splendid trip and would have a good return trip The Palestine had a fair trip out of the Cumberland the Newsboy and Mollie Norton are ; making regular trips ' daily, but are ; not carrying very much freight.... j The Tarascon arrived at 2 o'clock, with a crowd of passengers and a (moderately fair freight trip. j The dance on the St. Patrick, Friday, j was a real, brilliant affair. The late ;hour at whieh she arrived precluded ;the possibility of collecting together a : large number of ladies, but a considerable number of gallant young gentlemen and a few ladies joined in the festivities of ,, the evening. Among the gentlemen ; from Paducah were Capt. J. S. Chapman, S. B. Green, Webb David, J. B. Spaulding, D. Byron, Wm. Bachan, F. E. Robertson, of the firm of Ilfield & Robert son, jieccmng,- Uorwarding & Commission Merchants, and several others, accompanied by a dozen or more of Kentucky's fairest daughters, a production of which uniontown h is a right to boast. We . should be pleased were these social reunions between the beauty and gallantryof the two States, which would aerre inonf ,, i,..i,u . , . y . Jn man ououm exi!-f iiween neiEThhora W - o w wuva 11 iuua, JUL! l 1 amorous. At midnight a. magnificent collation was spread and partaken of, after which the danciog was again resumed. The jxcursionists were enthusiastio in their expressions of admiration of Capt. Archer's generous hospitalities, and the real magnificence and comfort of the wild St. Patrick. Routs Leaving. To-day. For Cairo. The lightning-winged uicKstep, Capt. II. T. Dexter, is the dtar packet for Cairo and all way ports 'to-day, offering unequalled iulucements to passengers and shippers. '. Her cabin accommodations ire unsurpassed. Jack Grammer and Walter B. Pennington are her popuar and obliging clerks, , FoRj-bcisviLLE. - The great Mornng Star, the unsurpassable beauty T ?oes to Louisville' at 10 o'clock tolay, offering most luxurious accommodations to passengers and shippers-

Capt. E., P, T.JIdlcroft is Jer experienced and popular commander, and is every inch a" gentleman! " J 'Her clerks are those accomplished and obliging young ge'utletuea, John Ouerbacker and Dick Hutchinson. It U a joy to travel on the Morning Star.

J. OR I ARADISK AND J. ROSTBL'RQ. I mi .j . , .-c i t i 1 1 i 1 he fleet and beautiful J. It. Hoyle, fantain Wm Jalri.n .a r,.ar ..,., ., uw packet for Paradise and Frostburg to1 i 3T - , . uucnuj very p.ea&aut acco-Uino-rlntinna .a r'nirr f.rt .T.. .cnn . V.... W-V.--.V-. ii always attentive to the wants of passengers. For Louisville. The great low Y i j i 3 . - . - . .. j " - -- frnm Tnr OrlMi.. . rrl vr r. t -y. w' '""-J wv. JLoui&viIJe. one has no rival in point of magnificent cabin appointments I finrl entail 1 - B" - 0R Kmpiiis. l ne great ice rving cuver isioon, uaptam uen. xerrielles, may be expected this morn ing, en route to luempiiis. one is one of the finest and be?t appointed Bteamers on the Ohio. . Captain Ben. Merrielles and Lawrence. Carter, her chief .officers, are two of . the most thorough gentlemen afloat. . lulmri from ear Echa-PT8BnRO.-The Commercial : of I I .Qij tn r ha virtinitfr Af tkA !.-.,- I iu v.io nuiuiij ui iuc lauuiux wag active vesterdav. There was a fair amount of shiDments.The wharf j being in better condition, activity was tne order or tne day. tl. n r . j . , . i iiu uani.. tuy..m rauv, is ioaa inff for thA TrlaKo ttnl.. mln TU I O - .- v ev.v. --..uu. JL ! Allegheny lliver remains closed to the head-waters. lhe Mononeahela ?3 in. fine navigable order the entire T.n:a:n "gassing" considerably during the past five months, especially aj regards the new steamers Belle Lee and i rank 1'argoud. Ailuding to the latter, the 55"' t.:li. . j. " ' a uunrur vvmcu is to aecorate the cabin of -the new steamer Frank Fanroud is of such an immpnsp ri'ka tnat a space .will nave to be cut lentrthwise through her cabin floor in order to get. it into the cabin. The cabin doors are by far too small for it This little piece of "wind work " receives tne ionowme Irom a orres pondent of the Vicksbure Times Aow, 1 have apuggestioa to make, viz.: -lbat wneres such hut-e mirrors are to be used, they should be Dut ud first, and the cabin be built aroun d it. It is manifestly absurd to build tne cabin hrst, it it hag to be cut to pieces aeain for the sake of a looking-glass; hence my suggestion. Caayou recommend this idea to the reporters of the Louisville Courier anu vounuut as wm o. tiays, ot trie ;a f't - vtr iif k w L'VVW KUU UlU31l.ai VUUl' poser, I can't hope to make him see "e utility of the idea. ' Cincinnati. The Commercial of Friday says .The towboat Peytona, from EvansTJ"? di9CraTOb, 8acks of coro at the foot of Fiftn Street. Parties at Belle Air have purchased the hull ot C. E. Hillman for 12,000. lor wharf boat purposes. . Her texas has been transferred to the little steamer El Paso for her cabin. Louisville. The Courier of Fri day says: On the falls last evening there were tour teet six inches water m the pass down the Indian . chute, and slowly sweuing. . i ...... . . . . ; lhe Minneola, from. Memphis, arrived yesterday with a full load of cotton, some 1,914 bales, which the 1-vansville Journal says is the biggest load yet. ,. - -. . . . Didn't the Choctaw. Cantain Silver. bring about 3.000 bales of cotton to liouisvule a lew years ago? We never heard of the Choctaw or her 3,000 bales. The Cincinnati pa pers declared the Silver Moon's the largest load of cotton ever brought up the OhioJliver on one boat, and the Minneola had, we believe, seventy odd bales more than the Moon. The Evan.sville Courier of yester day says that on the last trip of the Mayflower, one deckhand fell overboard and was hshed out alive: anoiner was "7, ?u 'V"e j. a me?smatc and left at Catro. and they nad a higa old time generally. We iruess the Evansville Courier m.,.e;,i tt,.,f Tt, ;t.m ma 1 from the Journal and credited to nP1vSt. Louis. The Democrat, of Friday, says: River stationary here. The weather was cold, and a small quantity of enow fell. The first boat of the season from Hannibal arrived yesterday, and reports three and a half feet water in the channel. A dispatch from Hannibal, last evening, says the weather was freezing cold, and. the river was still blocked two miles above. The first boat of the season arrived from Naples. She reports three lfeet of water out to the mouth. The bell boat will soon reach the Kate Putnam, and soon set her afloat. If that sale of the Gem be consummated, she will enter the Tennessee, trade. Arrangements are near completed to put a certain other boat into it,; . ST" Carter's Ink, in ' quart or pint bottles, can be purchased at our Counting-room. Journal Co.

: LAW: CARDS.

1 -; ! b:l:i;gupfy, ATTORNEY AT LAW, , " MORUANTOWN, KY., Wm practice In the counties of Boiler, warren, 3a utuetiburK, Ohio, and McLean. -ro...pt attention given to tne coiecuo wi claims. -!;.:;: : , . References Whetler A Riggs, Hoilln" wortb fc Bro., Chan. Babooeii te Co. fapJ. F. WELBORN, ATTORNEY AT XVW , A1?I ,'jfOTAJtr PUBLIC 1 JJICC OH LDfl Corn Office on the corner of Main and Third streets, in Walker'-i new t-uildlmr. Jei3 EVANSVILAdt, IND. W. P. HARGRAVE, ATTORNEY fit TATW. "ihob do xniru C'treec, in wa&ninsr-On i iiuu . i . . Will praCtiC in Ithe Various Court Ol the Circuit. Prompt attention to offloe ousmess idecid;.m iv BLACK ArrnUVT f!finwSTTT.nT? t T.AW " Crittenden County, Kentucky. ap!7 wtf WM. HE A VIS, U. Claim Asrent. . Also, REAL ESTATE and CO LLECTIJn v i i v i. tuniu oi v.iRv. iwtqu lutru uu Fourth, ?o. 95 (ovor, Kelier'a Use Store), Evausvme. Ind. : k. ' - all t4f. .r, KffMtn ... V.. -.n - . 1 ..! JOHH M. CK K BH. CHAtT NCKT 8. OONQ-ES : ;CREBS A CONGER, Attn ru r-y - t-Lrnt , Carml, Jllinol. w ui practice law in all tbe Courts of EdI . i . it .. ... . .. ... .. .. I ", y uiio, w ay 11 a, Hit. union, rsaile, nd aiii,tin fcountie, in the state of u. Magliee, James K. Minor, fctocltwell A Co., Colonel T. W. Stone, with I. A D. Heiman, tren. w. Harrow, MU Vernon, PAPER. Samuel N. Docker. E. J. Morten DOCKER & MORTEN, WHQI.KSALJB PAPER DEALERS No. 11 South First Street, aplldfim , . , , Evansville. Ind. NEW ORLEANS. Alexander McGregor. Wm. McGregor , McGregor Brothers, i, i,u.: GENERAL COMMISS10 V MERCHANT. - t " NO. S3 TOM OIF I TOC LAS NT., ' . ' : : f ' ; . New -OrIiKaits, 1a.Liberal - advances rniulo on PrnTltmni ana western Proauoe oonnlgned to our arraif. lapza.im. Speed. Summers & Co., Cott ani Tobacco Pactori GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT and , ' COMMERCIAL AGENTS, Office No. 59 Poydraa street. , lt Ncw Ori-iajis, La. Carieton, Font 4 Co., New York. Speed, Ponoho Co., Memphis, Tenn. Cazart. Stockard A Co.. Mobile. Ala. dec30.'tfttf. S. H. FAISCHILD. , . J. W. filHSHAJ.. FAIRGHILD & BINGHAM, 84 Masailoe Street, ttovA dly NEW ORLHAKi. S, M. BARTON. ...M. X. POOIm.-.W. M AIKMA S. M. BARTON & CO., Commissiou Merchant 17 Magazine Street, . . i - NEW ORLEANS. L An Exclusive Cash House. E.-Q. VAN RIPER, INo. S South Water St. XivaiiHviIIe, Slid., GENERAL agent for JF'o.tiian.uL Sc Oo., Tobacco and Cotton Factors, AND General Commission Merchants, Nos. 70 and 72 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. Particular attention given to the sale ol Tobacco, Cotton, FiotrK, Corn, Pork, and all other produce. Liberal CASH advance made on aU eontignmenU. JanU 3m FREDERICK GEIL, Deal.ir In PIANOS, MEL ODE ON F. and aU kinds of M as leal Instrument.. Instruction Books, Sheet Music, Guitar and Violin Strings, Ac, Ac North Side Third Street,, ; Between Syearaore and Vine, x Evansville, Ind. Sole Agents fcr Steinway A Sons aaJ Calckenng Son's Gold Medal Pianos: also lor Haynes Bro.-s .- ianos.and priKt-e trotber's Meiodecns and Organs. , ap ' .

STEAMBOATS .

Regular Send-Weekly Green Paver ... , ; ...... racket ;.. : - , n The elegant Steamer; ' " JrCT ' ' ' ' " ' ad a lyon; ALF.H. ED WARDS -UasTEH, will leave Evansville for Woodbury every : u.-i l , MDti lor dowudk ureen every t h t; w sr a v. t i ..'..i.vh- . oc21 tf Regular Evansville and Henderson Daily Packet The fleet and splendid sldewheel steamer Mollio Norton CHARLEY PERKIN'S. Masfer: ., , ' i kbkt, Clerk, Will ply as a resrnlar packet between EvacKVilleand Henderson, off. rinr nnmnii. ed accommodationti to travelers and Khipircio. i rayri rnuoiii. (Tally at 3i p.m. Leuvea H-nderton dally at 734 a m., niak- ""; cuu uecnuu wilu tne .. a u. 14.it. jam 011 Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet ror Paaucaa and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer CUMBERLAND bis. Howard, Master; .W:kSSS wm piy as tne regular Tuewlay and Frlriay packet for Cairo and all way landing. ' Leaves Evansvilln errv TIIKhi. a v n FRIDA V, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo everv WEDNESDAY 1 u nuA x , at a p.m. Tbroueh bills of fadin ig given for freights over tlie Mobile A Ohio Railroad or rrelgbt or pawsfcire apply on board, or to R. K. DUJSkEfifiuN A CO., NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Throngh bills of lading given to all points on the Mooile and Ohio Railroad. rtt BrOmiK t r V-kL. vlnn ,1 " VU UAft 1 ICIUU Dexter's Independeiat low-pressure Packet QUICKSTEP, H. T. DEXTfiK. Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONi DAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., positive ly, vunimunr mi airo Willi t. J Merupbls, and New Orleans packets. Louis, Daily Henderson Packet . . Tbe fine Steamer News'Boy.": ' W. H. BHEFFftR1, Mastier; ' " . m. HnsTow. Jb.. Clrr Will leave promptly as above, dally, at 8 o'clock, p. M. ! n ..... Freights received at all bours at tbe .lHuiinoia wna-Fiooat. . k. k. u,';eiuon,4 co., Arenu.i JanSdtf Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Pac&et. . For raducah, JofansonTlllf. and !. altaaliiaaiiitf The fleet and famous Steamer SAM. OJRR, ALLEN DUNCAN. Master: Leaves Evansville for EustDort knd &ll V. a . va. 'I . It Tennessee Rlvenway laniltnas a a regular weekly packet, every SATURDAY at four p.m., taking freight and passengers at lowest packet rates, and giving especial attention to tne miing or orders. if or ri-eignt or passage apply on Doard. feb7 tt ; Regular Evansville and Cumberland River Packet i The New and Finely Appointed Steamer ; A. Dkikwathh. Master; ' kit kodd, cierk ; Will run as a reeular Evansville aud Cumberland River Packet, making all landings nenoe to ciarssviiie. Leaves Evansville every Taesdav' at 4 V v. i a . . - ; , ; UP-O bl I ...!. n m . .i . - For Paducah and Cairo. ! Regular Wednpdayand Saturday Tbe magnificent sldewheel steamer "-JjgJ a armada; Gcs. Dtjsouchet, Master; 7 r i,", ,t Vu rl ..!. Leaves Evansville everv WKD.Ehia,v anu oa x u n.DA ian p.m. Leaves Cairo everv THURSDAY anfl SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with tlieE. AC. R.R., and the Tarascon for Louisville. i-orn eignt or passage apply on board, or 10 k jv. u.Mv.insui 1 : Co.. janl dtf Agents. RegulFr Tuesday Packet FOB CAIRO, COLUMBUS & MEMPHIS. Jiff Sl Tbe magnificent new side-wheel steamer MAY FLOWE R, Josh. V.Theoop, vaster; iJlLLY dcnn, Clerk. Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet from Lvansville to MemDhia. .ivin. caneiM.1 i attention to husiuess at all wav noru anil landkigs. She leaves Kvansviile every Tueaflay, at 4 o'clock p. nr.. making close connections with the Mobile A Ohio Rail. road, at Colamous. For freight or tiassasrc. unnlv rn hnH decO dtl Regular Cumbeiiand River Packet The new and elegant steamer LINTON. N. F. Dkew, Master; . turvAED, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet between Evansville and all Cumberland River landings. - Leavea EvamviUe everv SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock pot. ,.. fctecl2dtf Newburg- Coal. IVillinm 11 Swansoii, i -.v. COAL DEALER. - OFFICE CORNER DIVISION AM WATER STREETS. Is prepared to deliver, in any quantity, to any part o the city, the best quality of screened coal. decii 3m

TRAIISPORTATIO

R. K. DCNKKRSO. Geo. i'KJTDt. ETON. B. K. DUNKERSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND Wharf-Boat Proprietors. Liberal Caah Advance Hade en , Coanlgnuieati, Janl )

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Oom.xri.i H H i Oil MERCHANTS, i T FOB WARDING AGEXTSj : . .,11 : . : No. 19 North Water St, : EVANSVILLE, IND. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR O o 0 pCD o r-t-2. CD ' or S3" c-t-tr1 o o 3 - Sif t3 O cS -Jo w 1 o o a H n M a o o , M a H CO O Pi r a E? o o o 51 t9 63 gj. m 93 O e 3 -5 CO o i . n 1 3 IPS O ' Thrmigh BUU of Lading given to all point South or East. '. oc29 d3m QgEENSWARE. , . s 77 ' " " """ ' ew Queensware House. LICIITEN & ICIIENIIAUSER, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLASJ QUEENSWARE, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD, No. 3 South First Street. TfTE ARE NOW OPENING TUB W most splendid assortment of Fax Articles ever imported to this city, and t T stock of WHITE GRANITE WARE 4 now complete, and only wants looking at to Induce all to make their purchases oi us; and our stock of . COMMON, WARE Is large, and will be sold as low as the low est in tne unitea cstatea. Dohemian Olas. and NilverPlatetl Ware. Onr assortment of Bohemian Glass and Bllver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever selected for the trade of this city: and v have tb advantage of our senior partn residing in tbe city of New York, and r ail times on hard leering tbe iau-st ttyl' I and rtteroi ware, oc8d3m

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Dealers In Porr, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Ilay Lf.-wv And CEMENT,.; tir Cor. Water and locust Streets .. -..EVANSVILLE, 1K4 A. B.HAVHCSt. ' ,i J. 3. WUZTTA-CHtak. .

Ilajh urst Jb Wlilttaker PRODUCE, COMMISSION AS ' VG WARDIXQ iyUtCJIANT. No. 8 .,.-too t h W'atar -"TV. Dealers in Flour. Bacon. Hav. Okkk(m and Country Prod uoo. I M. BAIRD..,.........,.0. H. WTM B.AIA.D .-S.TART, (Successorn to W, M. Aikman A Ovj GENERAL At-EXTS, l'ltOOt". -Forward I nr and Ciimmlmiloii BPk chants, Evansville, Indiana. liitr Co t U. Wheeler, Pres'U First National U and Kam i orr, vic Freidnt Lvajak National Rank, Ageuu (or Ohio Rlvr Salt Co ntttttj WW. WIM'IiT) BEHIND orn friends and former r(rons th w

are at the old CORNER of VINi. ai4 " WATER HTREETM, still In tbfrht c.r LlQUOtlfi, FLOUR, VtMM mfilOIf, 4m . and should be pleased to t hm.

t .', .11. D. A LLli tNC. FOR WARDING- AND COHSHSSIC J1ERCIIANTS, RECTIFIEIiH, and Wholesale Deal. LIQUORS, FLOUR, &c; . Corner Water and Vine Ktrer, VAKSVI LL, JJU Jaul dtf. P. H. Dcw.Fnirr, late of EvansvlI. nL John Uil.hk.ut. Golwnda, Hi. P. 8. DOSOrjCIIET' & CO,''. - GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 'o. Si Poydras Street NEW ORLEANH, JA. Oiders and consignments solicited. References W. I. Lowry Co.. Ifc- , Carr A Co.. Henry Avrtn. Vwi . .1. soticbet A Co., Kvansville; J. W. M tOr Hon. Taeo. Hllsffr A Son, Oolrrnch- A. l McColllster, John M. liartr. Win Jl. Irins, John R. Kvwrton, Mf. Vernon ;i!ei -y Hill A C,o.,V. It. Davis Co., Wrw; W. S. VinaiKtor A Itro., liowltng-Gret:u Kjr.r A. J. Hurrls, Uniontown, Ky. . 1 ujvj Ui)in CHEN0WETH, CASEY & COL. . CommlMlon McrclinnlH For the Sale of Leaf Tolaee. Pork, Jlacon, Kecf, FIoctrv ' AND WEHTRRN PRODUC a OENBRAJUfcT No 70 New Levee Street, XEW ORLI.4J.S, Ul. nov28 BEN, HO BBS. K. W. PATRICK T. D. fTTI UUBBS, PABICK & CC Forwarding ez Commisiic? MERCHANTS And WIIARFBO.iT PKPRIETOW. 1 . AGENT E.C. and PEX5. KillROiD&v and Genera! Isent Star Union Ltzi' aul dtf t, EVASSVItXK, Ikh. TH0S,,C. SMITH & C0 . .. PRODCCE AND - ; COMMISSION MER CHA NTS, Dealers la ,' . ' Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grau Sf?i ; and PRODUCE GENERALLY, lfo. 0 SO t'TII WATER MTREET, ! EVA.NSVH.Lk, lSD. , All orders promptly fllied. fJan23C". .

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