Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 April 1868 — Page 7

THE VANViLLE DAILX JOURNAL MONO A Y. APRIL 27.

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'crti.v sf t' fin i eye. i K A M 1 iOAI 1'KI NTJ NO. Noi:-iniii.i establishment iu the West has better facilities or greater anility lor dou4 fine steamboat rrintius. Our assortment of Job Tyje, thonsh verv Iarae and complete, i-t constantly being added to. and our job -!epar!meiit i under the personal sujf rvisiou of one of the best job printers lu the United Slates. We are prepared to print Posters, j1h in or fancy, Tiill Heads, F.UI I. a. lint;, Cards, Peck and Meal Tickets, Rills of Fare, Mates' Tiokfts lor Labor, Ac., .. Orders lett with either of the whai f-boats will be promptly attended to. W-lher nul Water. The weather Saturday morning was clouly, foggy, cool, and moist, with an occasional sprinkle of rain. The river had fallen 2 feet during the twenty four hour3 ending at three o'clock SVurday afternoon. IrrhnN hikI le purl n res. The arrivals and departures up to three o'clock Saturday include the Armada, Cairo, to return ; Mollie Norton and Newsboy, Henderson, to return; Hob Roy, to Cincinnati. Uoats Due. Among the first bouts due here are the Anna and Lady Grace for St. Louis; Pine Grove for Nashville; Mineola, for Memphis; Clifton,from Memphis ; Indiana, Iel!e Lee, Loirsville, J. II.Gnx'sbeek, and I'.; W. Strader, from New Orleans; Westmoreland and Alice Dean for New Orleaus; Louisa and Oilie Sullivan from Wa bash 11 vor; Cumberland from Caiio; Fanny Branded, from Clarksville; Lewellin, for Eastport; May Flower from St. Louis. 311 c-1 la it eons. Bu-iness wa.-i only moderately brisk Saturday forenoon, with no arrivals outside the local packets The Armada had an excellent trip, including 54 hhus tobacco, and a cabiu full of passengers. Capt. Gus. Dusouehet stopped off at Cairo, and expected to come through by rail The Ada Lyon wa loaded to the guards with tobacco, grain, &c, and had over 100 passengers ..The Hob Roy had a fair trip out The J. 1'. Webb was nearly full, and was smoking at noon, preparatory to her departure. Another of the new Government snag boa's passed down Saturday morning. It is to be hoped that they will add greatly to the safety of navigation Several large rafts passed down the river on Saturday. ItoatM Leaving- Toliiy. For Cairo. The light-footed Quickstep, Capt. II. T. Dexter, is the regular and uurivaled packet for Cairo and all way ports at 4 o'clock to-day. Her cabins and state rooms are as .pleasant as a lady's boudoir. Capt. Dexter 13 one of the most experienced officers on the Ohio, and Jack Grammer and Walter U. Pennington are hr pleasant and obliging clerks. Fort Lotttsville. The magnificent Morning Star, Capt. A. T. Gilmore, a really magnificent gentleman, leaves at 10 a.m. to-day for Louisville and all way ports. John Ouerbacker and Dick Hutchinson, are her distinguished clerks, and - ara proverbial for strict attention to duty and polite attentions to passeugers and shippers. The new, tleet aud magnificent Mayflower is also announced for Louisville at 12 o'clock to-day. There is do better or more elegantly appointed boat afloat. Capt. J. V. Throop commands, and Capt. Gus. Lemcke, is in charge of the otfice. : For Henderson. The Mollie Norton, an e'egant side-wheel steamer, leaves for Ileuderson at 3 o'clock. Captain Charley Perkins, and Ed. and Robert Terry are her popular olScers. The Newsboy, with pleasant accommodations, goes to Henderson at 3 o'clock to-day. Captain W. II. S'aefTor and Willie Huston are the pleasant gentlemen in charge. For Memphis. The beautiful Minneo'.a, Captaiu Miller, will be here at daylight en route to Memphis and all way ports. Mr. Grubbs, her clerk, is one of the most elegant and accomplished clerks afloat. CilemtliiK from onr Excli'itf e. Cincinnati The Commercial of Friday says: The Stern-wheel steamer Starlight was burued, at Algiers, opposite New Orleans, yestcrdav morning, where she was laid up. She had beet: plying iu the Opelousas trade. The Starlight is owned by Captaiu Ren. F. Davidson, of Cincinnati, and insured here tor $12,000. The Pine Uluif suuk some time since, in Licking lliver, and raised and repaired, made a trial trip yesterday. Her name has beeu changed to the Eudora. The. Gaztttc says: An improvement in the business on the wharf yesterday over the day before was noticeable. Still, it was dull. Everybody can see that the river business of Cincinnati has fallen off this year, an i that it is the dullest experienced here for many years. Oneof the great causes of this is the great scarcity of money in the South wherewith to purchase goods. TW muut nt t-i , , Tttuarl" Ut l ' ijl v VJ

-The Csurrr of Friwhich left Pittsburg Tuesday, having in tow four barges of coal f r the ; towboat Lake Erie, Ij'ins at Sreub- avliie, Mink two i ncy will prove a total Ij-s. rly alter this accident, the Coil D'uff ran a barge, loaded with railroau iron, on the sunken coal bar.es, and sunk it. The iron will be recovered. The Journal says : The Mayflower has at last retired from the Evansville and Memphis trade for want of "food." How are you. Evansville? We thought business was so brisk in Evansville that she always sustained her packets. Like Louisville, we have too many packets, though we feed them better than Louisville does Lers. The last trip of tiie Mayflower to Memphis was as fine as ever left this port; and we believe, had she persevered, that she would have established, in a short time, a paying business. St. Louis. The Democrat of Friday says : River declining. Upper rivers likewise on the descending scale. Snow abuudant north of St. Paul. Weather pleasant. Pilot Young, of the Jennie Lewis, reports feet the lowest water in the Missouri below Lexington. It is at the Ronum Island and other places. Business is good. Freights stilt abundant on the upper rivers. One arrival from the Missouri had to refuse eight distinct offers at as many different points: Boouville, Rocheport, Frankfort, etc. The freight from the Ilawkeye States Sunken barge, on the Upper Mississippi, has aii been recovered and the damaged grain sold, the wheat bringing from two to three dollars and thirty cents per sack. . Memphis. The Avalanche, of Thursday, says: Weather clear and pleasant. The river here is gradually swelling, and has risen four and a half inches in the past twenty-four hours. The Arkansas is still receding, with eight feet in the channel from Little Rock out. White River is reported stationary. The wharf presented rather a gloomy aspect yesterday, with little movemeut in freights. There was little doing aside from the discharging of the CliftOD, which brought in a fair cargo of merchandise from Cincinnati. The Frank Pargoud cleared for Orleans with a light trip. The Empire passed down last night from Cincinnati, for the Arkansas River, with 450 tons of freight, which is a large cargo for that steamer iu these dull times. PAPER LETTER PAPER, LETTER PAPER, LETTER PAPER, NOTE PAPER, NOTE PAPER, NOTE PAPER, LEGAL CAP PAPER, LEGAL CAP PAPER, S LEGAL CAP PAPER, FOOL'S CAP PAPER. FOOL'S CAP PAPER FOOL'S CAP PAPER BILL PAPER BILL PAPER; BILL P APEli, TRIAL BALANCE PAPER, TRIAL BALANCE PAPER, TRIAL BALANCE PAPER, LEDGER PAPER, LEDGER PAPER, LEDGER PAPER, BALANCE SHEET PAPER, BALANCE SHEET PAPER, BALANCE SHEET" PAPER, For Sale at till Offlce. K - r nc h a d Bed. A Notary

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Tl:e iet and elegant steamer e , GOLDFINC II, J. II. 1 H ROOP, Master ; Kit RrpD. Clerk. Leaves for the above and a!! intermediate ports every WEDNESDAY, at, 4 p.m. For lreight or passage applv on board, or to C. K. RUDD, inar26 .11 f AsjentRegular Green Kiver. Pond River, and Rough Creek Pa.diet The flue Passenger Steamer J. AIKS GRAY, Joe McRevnolds, Master, Will ply as a regular S-mi-WeeK!y Packet between Evansvi -ie and Paradise, FrostImr ', Han ford ar.daliway lanoirjs. carrying freight and passengers at loirts' raos. marltritf ARCHITECTS. ALLEN & CLARKE, Architects Superintendents Office Crescent City Building, seeon door; entrance So. VI Main .-street. Plans Riid specifications furnished oc reasonable ;erius f seldom . ; ETMURSINNA, AUCIII rr 11 G T. flice Xo. : CH.OJl'LKR'S BUILDING. Corner First and Locust Street. Evansville, Ind. tf Finns hud specifications for p 1! kind of buildings tarnished at short notice, and LUMBER, &C. TRIIST.l-:. MYCKS 4& 1IRO., (acces'-ors to Steele A TriM?, MANUTACTUKESS OF AND KEAI.ERS IN" Sasli, Door, B iritis, Frames MOULDING, &c. Allorcers for work in the Dailding line are proinpt!y attended to. Wt- kn- conf untlv on hand all kinds of I.UMHKK. I'IN'E and PoPLAIi FEUUliINU. WKA'i ilEKlJUAUOlNG, Scroll HawiD' of every description and Dressing of LiUioncr l"im to oi der. Factory at tiie old's'and of Steele & Trible, Second St., bs't.f ftestnut and Cherrf, EVANSVILLE, II). ap!4 dtf CARD. In retiring from the above partnership I desire to return my thanks to my friends who have favored m with business, and would awk their continuance with the new firm. JAMES .S i EE LE. Evansville, Jan. 29. TjUMiihk i.initi:iu Till: M IIM RIUKK t O.MI.M IS the I.uiulier Busines at his old stand ai the corner of Main and Seventh Streets, and would respect fully inform the public that his stoc k is large and second to noo' in the assortments, embracing Pine oi thlcknsies and quality, from the nicThird Common Saginaw Board up Three-luch Eirst l-ar Planfc. A Ifco, 5ol 1HJORS ol various tbickne and stvles, and 10.000 LK1HTH. viudow Sash, I'ineand Poplar ShlngU 3 and 4-feet t.ath. Mouldings, Casing Quarter-Round, Ac, die. Orders from the country, river or rai filled promptly. sel Uom JOHN F.tiLOVER. JAMES SWANS0N & SUN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers la IPIlsrE LUMBER, Shingles, Lata, Doors, and Sasn. Also, a larjje assortment of Allegheny, Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring, Dressed and Undressed, on hand and for sale. Extra Sfttcftl and Slutted Pine Shingles, eighteen inches long. We respectfully solicit the citizens of Evansviileto give us a call and examine our slock, before purchasing elsewhere. Yak d on Watek Stkket, (Opposite Lamasco Wharf), EvansviU All orders promptly attended to. mayiB dtnn Sash, Doors, Lumber, &c. Hunnel & Sons, Manufacturers of Sash, D )ors, Ji finds. Frames, &c; Also, Dealers in MICl'KiAy PISE L UMBER. Keep const antly on hand Lumber of every description, i'ine and Poplar Flooring, Weatherboardinsr, Shinales, Lath, Ac. Sawing oi every description done to order. Orders from abroad will be promptly attended to. Factors- and Yard, Corner Walxct street and Canal, iuly'Ju Evansville. Indiana. Notica Of the proposed extension of Sycamore Street, tarn i't northeastern end or ter minus, ne.tr Tenth street, eastward to Main Street, between Lilleston's Enlarge ::ent and Liliestou and L icktiarl's Enlargement, March 00, 1SJS. On motion of Councilman Cook, seconded bv Councilman Heiimau, the following order was unanimously adopted and passed: , Ordered, that six weeks' public notice, by advertising, in ti.e Evansv.lie Daily Journal, be given, that o-i t lie 2-ji h day of May, sis, the 'Common Council of the City of Evansville will matte an order to extend Sycamore S, rt-et.irorn its northeastern end or terminus, at or near Tenth street, eastward to Main Stieet, pasinst bet ween 141-lc-ton's Enlargement and Lilleston and Lockhai t's Eulaigement. Said extension to be of the width of titty (ooj feet. And should a::y person aggrieved, at any time within six weeks, appiy to the Common Council for r dress, by petition or remonstrance in writing, left with the Clerk, of the Common Council, and containing, a statement of the injuries complained of, and the amount demanded thertlor, said pe.itlon or remonstrance will be considered, heard and determined by tbe Common Council, on the lXth day of May, ls; ana it is further ordered that the Clerk record in tte Minute Book ol theCouncii the plat of the said Svcamore Stieet extension, as proposed to ne extended, which plat has been nrepared bv Chas. n. Hateman, City Surveyor. A. M. McGRIFF. Clerk.. aprll Union copy . MATTIIEW DALZELL, Wholesale Dealer In Groceries, Nails, White Lead, Lime, Cement, &c 'o. 18 Water Street, declO dly Evassvijak, Iwd. Public in tte office. rinS9df I --r.r

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Regular Semi-Vvreekly Green rliVer Packet. The elegant Steamer ADA LYON. ALF. H, EDWARDS .Master, Will leave Evansville for Woodbury every W EBNEsliA Y, jjnd for Bowiina (ireen every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock p.m. oc21 tf OAKLEY fc Ki:T, Agents. Regular Evansville and Henderson Daily Packet. The fleet and splendid sidewheel steamer 3Xollio Norton, CHARLEY PEKKISS, Master; - , Ed. Tekry, Ct-rk, Will plr as a regular packel between Evtirsvilleand Henderson, olf ritiL uii-qnal-ed accommodations to travelers and li:pEers. leaves Evansville daily at 8! p.m. eaves Henderson daily at a m., making close connection with the E. A C. K.K. jan!7 dtf Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Pad ucah. and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer CTJAIB KHLA.lSrD Uen. Howakd, Master; Tom Brashear, CTerk "WH1 ply a the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, ut 4p.m. . Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 6 p in. Tlironnh bills of lading el vea for freights over the Momle t Oliio Kailroad. For lreight or passatre lply on board, or to II. K. DL'S KEK-sON & CO., dcliltf. Agents. , NOTICE TO BHIPPL KS. Through bills of lading given to all points on the Mooileand Ohio liaSIroad, per steam" Cumberland. Lester's Indeptndent low-pressure Packet QUICK STEIP, H. T. DEXTr.K, Master, Leaves Evansvillo for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., posi ivelv. connecting at aiio Willi Si. L un, Memphis, and New Orieaus packets. Jaultf Daily Henderson Packet. The fine Steamer News Boy W. II. SHEFFFK. Master: Wit. Hcstox, Jr., Clerk, Will leave promptly as above, daily, at 3 o'clock, p. m. For Heigh! or passage applv on board, or to jaiiodtf C. It. RUDD, Aent. Regnlar Evatsville and Tennessee RWer Packet. For' Paducah, JonnsonvlIIe, and tastport. The fleet auJ famous Steamer SxVM. OKE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master: Val. sohentos, Clerk. Leaves Evansville lor Eastport auJ all 'lennessee River wayiandiriis a- a regular weekly packet, erer.v SATURDAY at four p.m., taking ftvilit and passengers at lowest packet rates, and giving esjieclal attention to the cllinn of orders. For freight or passage apply ou board. feb7 tf For Paducah and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent sidewheel steamer .A. EMAD -A , Gt'8. Dcsocchet, Master; W. P. Fowler, Clei k, Leaver Evanville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY' at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for Su Loula, Jdenjp'iis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with the E. S C. R.R., and theTarascon for DouisvUle. For lreight or rav age apply on board, or to JP. At. HU.Ul Ulti.1 S tU., Agenls. Janl tf Regular Cumberland River Packet mtr,n mutest The new and elegant steamer N. F. Dkew, Master; N. ii. Haywabd, Clerk, Will ply as a regular Weekly Packet between Evansville and all Cumberland Kiver landings. Vif ExaiHsville every SATURDAY, at 4 o'clock p.m. 'Lueci au JOHN INGLE, JR., & SON, Proprietors. OHce Xo. 2 3Iala ' xt near Water. THESE MINES, under the above proprietorship, are now In full operation. A constant supply of Coal on hand, and prompt delivery given to orders. Evansville, Feb. 11, 1S6S. fe!2 13jn Notice of Dissolution, "rvroriei: is hrkerv oivex, that Jtft the partners nip heretofore existing between Henry Richstein and Fred.Ka.rges, under the name, and sty'e of Ilichsteiu S Karwes, -was dissolved by mutual consent on Monday, April 13th. Thn business of t he firm will be settled by Fred. Karees, who continues the business at tie old pl ice, on Hisjh Street, between Leet and UoodsHl Streets, and Is atone authorized to collect and pay all debts. HENRY RICHSXEiN. FRED. KAROES. April 13, 1868. apH U3t v.btice to Debtors. Alt PERSONS LM1EBTED TO the late fcrm of Richstein 4 Karges are requested to call and settle immedlatelv. FRED. KARGES. aprl4 dlOt vr wy

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R. K. DrjtKERSON, Geo, 1'esdletov, B. K. DUXKERS0N & CO FORWARD EQ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND "Wharf-float Proprietors. Liberal Cash .lilvHiiori 3Iade on I'onwiKumeuts. Janl ti0 F. M. HUMPHREY & CO., O o in in i i o n MERCHANTS. AND GENERAL' FOKWARDIXGIGEXTS. No.fl9 Nortli WaterSt, KVANSVILLE, IND. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR S3 o B CD o I 1. 5 r5 ' 3 m q o 3 5 rrm Of o si T B CD a! x 51 2: oq i; 33 S3 P CD Through Bills of Lading given to all points South or East. oc29 d.jm 30,000 li2xiic ! HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES AWARDED THE PRIZE! MEDALS AT WORLD'S FAIR, Londcn; WORLD'S FAIR, New York; EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, ParU; and WINNER OF THE WAGER OF 30,000 iTx'fisio"" : : (98,000 IN GOLD.) At the recent International Contest in the Paris Exhibition. The public are Invited to call and examine the rep rt of the Jury ou the merits of the great contest, and see the official award to the Herrings Patent over all others. HEBEIXC, F1RREL & SHERMAN, No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray St., N. Y. FARREL, HERRING & CO., Philadelphia. HERRING 4 CO., Chicago. HERRING, FARREL A SHERMAN, marlO d3rn eod New Orleans. DR. H. 51. HARVEY, ROOM No. 1, WALKER'S BUILDING Corner Main and Third Streets. Office ITourt10 to 12; 2 to 5: 7 to ?. Tl2.d;m

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Xoox!i 33. tiiilib, STEA MB OA T A GEN T, ForwarIiur and Comiiiiwr. MEKCIIAXT, No. 19 NORTH WATER STftlOrr EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Contracting Agent EvansTa: at&l Cairo Packets. x fet .'.i Usa t. BANKssrrrir, r. m . HraPitsT, V.B. aecusk, ) Evansviiji-, IimU Memphis, Tenn. BANKS.MITII, HU.MPIIREIM- CO. Ooiiiinlissioix AND Forwarding: M e r c Ii a n t s IIOIVAKU ItOW, MEMPHIS, TE-T.T. . feb21-J3m A. 8. HAVHCKST. J. J. WHIT-rA-JTSIt. IIajliui-t &. IVhiltnkea-, PRODUCE, VOltMISSIOy AXT TTS WARDIXQ MERCHANTS,. .NO. 6 South Water m. Dealers in Flour, Eacon, Hay, Oata, CSflira and Country Produce. f I M. BAIRD n.. -..O. H. tTAI B A I It D & START, (S lccessors to W. M. Aikman & Co. j ' G KXKIMI, AfJKXTS, IKOf)S W Forwarding and CommiKi n ?!;. chants, Evansville, Indiana. ILeferto Wheeler, Pres't. First National B4ta, andSani'l orr, Vice President Evanir.' National Bank. - Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. no!J-y WE W O V I. Ii ltKMIM) o r Si friends and former patrons thai are fit the old CORNER of VINE fttt.I WATER STREETS, still in the trals c! LIQUORS, FLOUR, VOMSilliXlOSS, and should hjiwUMd to bt? them. - II. D. ALLIS & CO ir. I. AI.LIS & CO.. FORWARDLNQ 1 AND CQXWSS10MERCHANTS, RIX'TIFIERS, and Wtolesal Deaien LIQUORS, f LOIR, &c, Corner Water and Vine Street, VANHVI LLE, IWSW Janldtf. P. H. DrsorcHET, late of Evansville, In.a,. John Uilbkbt, Goloouda, I12 P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT . Ko. 33 Pojdras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. Oulers and cons! gv men ts Rollcited. ' References W. J. Lewry t Co., Hodpu, Carr 4 Co.. Henry AyreR, Esq.. J. C iNtsoucbet t Co., Evansville; J. W. McCoy Son. Tneo. Steier 4 Son, Golconda; A.V. McCollister, John M. Barter, Wm.H. Ijs kins, John R. Everton, Mt. V ernon ;HnrHill & Co.,C. R. Davis & Co., Warsaw: V. H. Vanmeter A Bro.. llowllng-Greep, Kjr.i A. J. Harris, Uuloutown, Ky. novii d3ia CHENOWETH, CASEY & CO, Comml Nstioii Mcrclian ta For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco, Pork, IJacon, Ilecf, Flour, AND WE8TKES PKODCCK GB-TERAUI-T. No 70 New Levee Street, NEW ORL124K8, LA. nov28 BEN. HCBBS. E. "W. PATRICK P. . TT IIUBB3, PATRICK & CO 9 Forwarding ez Commisaioa MERCHANTS And WIIARFBOAT I'KHPKIETeAl agents: E. k C. and rE... KAILR0AD3, and General Agents Star Union list anl dtl Evamsvilxb, Isr. TII03. C. S3IITII & C0M PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Dealers In Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grass Seedt, and PRODUCE GKNEKAlhl", No. 5 SOUTH WATER UfKEETj EVAS8VII.I.K, IHB. All orders promptly filled. (JanSS PHILIP DECKER, Third Street, bet. Sycamore aad lis Manufacturer or Compound Lubricating Oils for all kinds of Machinery Also LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLE! pttr.fi CATAWBA WNE of my owt growth. Imch21 dly