Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 July 1868 — Page 3

.JULY 4, 13SS. FASH ITEMS In. Wyoming County, N. Y., 100 acres or osier, or basket willow are in cultivation. Only four days were fit for planting in the. month of May through New FcgSind. It is expected that Louisiana will produce 100,000 hogsheads ot sugar the best sugar made in the world ?hicu is half of a full crop before the war.; '. ,Tho milking machine, so much advertised, milks a third, spills a third, and leave? a third. It is shown in the city, not in the country. " Ilighta " are tor sale. It ia astonishing how ready agricultural professors are to tell farmers what to do. Gentlemen we would hive "more faith if you yourselves .honIl show us how to do it. The Wilson strawberry ia so sue-ressiul-as to be profitable, except near small towns. Sent to the largo ci'iej, it scarcely pays expenses, and yet many are trying to produce a better berry. American wine growers complain hat European wine is preferred, and ihat it. brines a higher price. This is because' people do not know their own whisky after it ha taken a trip serosa the ocean. A butter factory 13 proposed near St. Louis, Hundreds of families are ready to contract for a fresh article at 60 cents a pound the year round. "Water and spriugs for milk-houses are abundant, and nothing is wanting but era ss.' ll"-7'i.' . -. lodsr trious men who understand fruit grwreiug can get $100 a month, but none can be hired because such vtii have land of their own. This is one of the evils of having a Republic. If we had a king men enough could be hired. Immigration from Europe to the Uitned Sutes never was eo large as now. 0'je hundred and thirty of the best steamships are running, and many o the people coming are of a high clips,'. having money, skill, and braiai. The Jicwc des Deux Monde says that thc wiue drank by the lower classes, is not wiue, but a mixture, tin basis -of which is sugary that even in France French brandy in scarcely known, and that while more than 200,0(0 ca.ka of Madeira are sold, only 1,000 are made. How a Farmer Slay Lose Money. By not taking a good home paper, Keeping no account of home operation. . ' Paying no attention to the maxim: "A stitch in time saves nine." in re gard to the owing of grain and plant ing ot seed at the proper season. Lraviog reapers, mowers, plows. cultivators, etc., uncovered irom the ram and heat ot the sun. More mouey is lost in this way than most pporle are willing to believe. Permitting broken implements to be scattered over the farm until they are irreparable. By repairing broken implements at the proper time many dollars m.iy be saved, a proof of the assertion that " time i3 money." Attending the auction sales, and purchasing all kinds of trumpery because, in the words of the vender, the articles are " very cheap." Allowing fences to remain unrepaired until strange cattle are found grazing in the meadow, the grain field, or bruising the fruit trees. Disbelieving the principle of a ro tatioa ot crops betore mating a single experiment. Planting fruit trees with the expectation ot having fruit, without giving the treea half the attention required to make theai profitable. Practicing economy by depriving stock of proper shelter during the Winter, and giving them unsound tood, such as half rotton and mouldy hnv or fodder. Keeping an innumerable tribe of r;iU on th premises, and two or three lny dog3 that eat up more in a month thau th.y are worth in a whole life Time. And lastly, he loses by not reading i a advertisements ot those who pnfron'zo the printer, they being invariably the most enternrisin - and liberal houses to deal with when he W. to town. 1 The Crops Trcm tt Cincinnati Price Current, 1st. ha weather has been warmer, and , ttf temperature up to the Hummer standard. It has been quite favorable for tho erop3, and wheat has matured rapidiy. and the growth of corn and all other field crop has been all that oould have been desired; indeed, as roiiaras the growing crops, the weath or could not have ben more favor able than it was the past week, and this gives confidence to farmers and merchants generally. All peem to undarftutd the necessity of abundant crops to the country, and therefore no rore interesting subject could be treated ot just now. Wheat has been harve:ted, pretty generally, in all the States south of the Ohio Kiver; and also, in the pomhern portion of Illinois. The yield is not very heavy, but the quality ii pretty generally highly spoken of.T In portions of Indiana ihe weevi' has been doing considerable damage, but this does not extend over a large district. The ecoaois trotn the entire Union, with ao exception here and there, as regards me crop3, are generally favorable, more geuerally so than has been the case for many years. The indications of an abundant corn crop are quite lavorable. and should this be the case, a lare increase in the pork crop may be looked lor the coming season, because tho supply ot stock nogs will bo unusually large, for not only was the Btippiy left over from last season large, farmers not having fatted them became ot tho high price of corn and x.be comparative low price of pork, , but the increase Bince then has been liberal, rj0 that the number now in the Vmern States, it will be seen, . must be unusually Urge. ;Tnr :Whkat Chop. Our information vsith regard to the whe.t rnn continues, on the full comparison of vie-s-a anu uiaicuienis ot parties Who have made careful inquiry on the lines of road centering here, ao faable. The midge has certainly attacked the wheat this year, as last in mauv districts east and north of thin and has probably done a good deal of damage on the late wheat and the smooth Mediterranean. The early ,?rheat and th bearded has not been ic-t5ted. Sample of Hungarian white wheat, ?rownhy Mr. A. H. Taylor, near Pendleton, ere exhibited on 'Change today. The beads were round, plump and very full, and counted out fiftytwo to six'y-four grains to the head, WuiS Lancaster and bearded wheat fihowo at the same time averaged only tec'y five grains. Taia beautiful white wheat seed

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one of the most productive and dei pirable wheats ever raised in the Mate. Especially is this the ense for the reason that white wheat in Central Indi ana h99 of late years given place to darker red varieties, and choice white is worth fifteen t twenty, cents more a bushel, and being soarce, is in active demand both for milling and shipment. Ind Journal 1st.- ;t x The wheat harvest is progressing briskly in this country, and . farmers will realize a much better crop than they anticipated. - The wheat 1 has ripened slowly and filled out remarkably well. Fully an average crop we are told, will be garnered. Princeton (Ind.) Clarion 2d. We are advised by intelligent and observant persons, that the crops of every character throughout pur county are unusually promising wheat andeorn especially promises an unequaled vield, facts we are glaoV to record. 'Oirrn?ro (ky.) Monitor 1st. The Kkxt Cnor op Tobacco. Our friend. Col. Charles Moeqoot, yesterday exhibited, to us, a leaf of green tobacco, taken from the crop of Mr. j S. C. Menard near this city; which '! measured 14 inches in length and 8V inches in width. Paducah ; Herald, 1st, i r.ti 'ni Throughout Meade, Breckinridge, and Hancock Counties, Kentucky, there are plenty of tobacco plants, an excellent season, and the people are getting planted a larger crop than usual. . ... STATIONERY. HE ALT, ISAACS & 'CO.,"' MANUFACTURERS ASD JOBBERS IN OT KVZSY DzscRirnox. - i - Job Printers & Bookbinders. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. 2So. O Nojrtl- First St., (At B. F. Barter A Co.'a old stand.) r " -, , . , . , EVAN8VILLE, ind. Home-madu Blank Boots alway on hand, and made to order on short notice. Music, Magazines, and Periodicals Donna in any style. - iman-f oom JOHN n. SCOTT, BooselIe stationer JfEWSBEALHIl, So. 53 MUX STREET, cor. Second, aolOdly ' Evanhvii.e, Ltd. CINCINNATI Paper Warehouse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, MANFFACTUnEKS ATO WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS 11 and 70 Walnut Street, Keep constantly on band a complete as sortment oi FLAT-CAP, 0110, DEMY, MEDIUM, KOYAL, AM) slrEK-KOiAL - FLAT LKTTER3, various welKhts; FLAT COMMERCIAL AND PACKET NOTELS; Hubbard's Ot.A7.ED COVKR PA.PfUiS Nos. 1 and 2; also, othr brands, or all colors; PKINTKkH CAItO STOCK, m sneets. coiorea ana wnire; aiso, cur CAHD3, In lull variety of qualities and sizes. . RULED LETTER, NOTE, AND Various weights and qualities. MASTDTACTUBEKS OF PAPER BAGS & FLOUU SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality ... of paper. , - . News Paper, Manilla Paper, Book Paper, nrajrpiitg jmper, ,tora romer jtrper, .-j nam Art per, tfiaA -trijyer, cniuile laper. Tar Boards, Stra to Boards. Ie:Uliera of all Kind For Binders' nse, together with TOOLS and BIXDSKS' JIACMIXr.RY, All of which we offer at lowest market prlsea. . . Orders by mall promptly filled. "Jt" . , CIIATFIELT) WOODS. . S n and 79 Walnut Htreet, J mar21 dtf Cincinnati. FISH & BARTER, V Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, SCHOOL BOOKS, --. .1 BLANK BOOKS, -MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, . ANT) General stationery, ISo. 19 3Xnin Street, E?aiiSYlIle, Indiana. Jnly91y Samuel N. Docker. E. J. Morten POCKER & MORTEN, -WHOT.ESAI.K 3 PAPER DEALERS' No. 11 South First Street, nln,I , .' Cvatinvnie.Tnd. F. A. Weber & Co., HATTERS, HAT CORNER MAIN dt SECOSOt MKKEIS. may27 dtf "EXACTS FOR THE PliRl.lf o lu tho city nearly m large rl ,r any other two houaen, a3 shown zJ t!nrn'' county taxew. Our arL""5;"""" purchaalns from first nana were never i.tiAi . . ,ia ?T? atvantagea over most. othe.!?.T2t?etrad"t ao(l helni?very comlortAbly flxe,! lra our new quarters, WL TURN A NEW LK4.P We Intend not Duly o etain our old trade, bnt to double U in the course of the next year. t - ' We will not be undersold a word to thewUe,"e. worn ro VICKERT BROTHERS, " JanS 73 Mala Street.

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40,000 Rcills' WALL PAPER, at UNUfiUJVLI.Y LOW FIC'tTRF.s. By meatvt'Vff a NKW INVT2JTION in the prednctlcm cf liUi.U MBtOB APJtK, wliieh we control in this market, we ane now enabled to sell these elegant goods at about 25 IJER OEJTT. !' less tbam the," were ever before iffer n this nxai-fteU. . , prtTdtr

COMIISSIQH a. HEINEKES ; & PALS0RE, Commission Slerclianis, , 8 BROAD ST., NEW ? Special attention paid ; to the sale of Leaf Tobacco, Cotton, Flour. Grain, Ac Liberal advances made on consign. raeatt by FRED. Tt. HUSTON & CO.. 5 NOUTH WATER STREET, ; .. KTAXSVILI.E. Tnchi U3m

WieiJws Bkothers, Paris Landing, To an. A. W . iniDKBOTTOJl, Kvansvilie, Ind. WELD ON BROS. & G0 , , Cotton and Tobacco Factors, PKODCCE ANf COMMISSION D1EBCHANTM. Office Cob. VINE A WATER STREKT3, EVAN8V1I.I.E, IXD. 09-Special attention given to purchasing supplies. raayl8d3ru R. K. DumrBTRSojr. OWO. rttTT.KTON. K. K. DrNKEHSON & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION '"'"V, . : and ; Wliarf-Boat. .Proprieford. Liberal Cash Attvnnees Miwle on Consigumeiits. - !f -; j janl '60 i' In Exclusive Cash ' House, K G. VAN RIPER, :: lo. 3 South Water' St., Evansville, l!ziil., GENERAL AGENT FOR T 1 Fatman & Oo,, Tobaceo and Cotton Factors, General Coimaissioa Merchants, Nos. 70 and 72 BROAD STREET, '. NEW YORK., " Particular attention given to the sale ot Tobago, Cotton, FiOUK, Cobn, Pokk, and all oder produce. . - IAberitl CASH advances made on all conrtgnmet.U. t Janl3Sm Lewis Rdttneb, Jr., Evansvllle, Ind. John QrLBsal Qolconda,' ; L. RUFFNKK, JR., & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision and Produce Dealers, AND AGENTS KANAWHA SALT CO., NO. 7 MAIS ST., EYAJiSYILLE, IJfD. Orders and Consignments solicited, ' my20 tf --.:. WM.O.BROWIr, AVUS " BUly Erown. THOS. P. BRITTON . K. SCHOlCNItACB. W3I. 0. BROWN & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION Wharf boat Proprietors, Railroad & Fast Freight Line Agents, EYAXSY1LLK, ISD. REFERENCES. Kvansvilie National Bank, Kvansvilie. Merchants' ' " " First " Chas. Vlele & Co.. Evansvllle. Brandeis & Crawford, Louisville. Ky. Foster Bros., Cincinnati, O. . febaotf D. A. CIABES, f .T. B. DRURT, ' Late of Cart raell &Drary Memphis, Tenn. ( Memphis, Tenn. CLARKE & IUIiY. (Sat ces&ors to Cartuiell & In-ury,) Commission Mcrolijintu, For the sale of Pork, liacou, Lard, Floor, Meal, Bran, Oats, Hay, Corn. Whisay, AND WK8TKKN PBODOCS OESERAUT. 230 Front Street, Bet. Washington ! . ' - and Adams, Jleiuplils, I'eun. w Consignments respecttully solicited. By permission we lefer to Brandela & Crawnrd, Louisville, Ky. ; Barton fc Pool, Cincinnati, O. ; Hayhurst & Whlttaker, Kvansvilie, Ind.: Cole Brothers, 8U Loais, Mo.; Charles T. Hinde, Cairo, 111.; F. W. Hmith. President People's Bank, W. II. Cherry, President Merchants' National Bank. Clarke, Ely fe Co., NewtOD, Ford C.. Btratton.Goyer & Co., Memphis, Tenn. apr7. FRED. II. HUSTQA '& CoT, Xo. 5 NORTH WATER STREET, EVANSVLLLE, INDIANA,' FORWARDING & COMMISSION MEKOHANT8 GENERAL. A.GJEZTSrT& White Line Central Transit Comp'y. All property snipped by this Iune goea thronsh in locKea. ana seated cars, wuuoat rehandliug or transfer. febU 3m CAKD. Having dissolved my connection with the late firm of K. IC Dunkerson k Co., I Intend to devote my atteutlon to the interests of the above Heiiable Line, and can promise my friends quick time, care ful handling, and cheap rates. febll ...... AiiaANPKK WILSON. CHEN0WETH, CASEY & C0 Coimuision 3Iei";liniitC For tfie Sitle of Iaf Tobacco, JPork, Bacon, Ilccf, Flony, AKB WtSTIBN PttODUCK OSNXBA1LT, No 70 New Levee Street, NE1Y OBLEAIfS, tA. HOV28 . i . . .,' : ' THOS. C. SMITH & CO., PKODCCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Dealers la Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grass and PRODUCE GENERALLY. Ho. t SOUTH WATKB NXJi7, KVAirsvll.Lit, Ikb. All orders promptly nHed- f janiia dU

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F. II. HrrsrprrHBT, ivansviiie, iqw Mempbla, Tenn. RANKSMITH, HUMPHREYS Q Commission ; , AND Fonrardin g M e r c h a n f i . MEMPHIS, feb21-d3m-A. B. HAYHirKST. ,T. J. WHJTTATKXi IEaj IiurBt & TVliittfelier, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND rSZ , WARDING MKRCKAITTS, No. 6,......,.,....jonth WatarBt. Dealers In Flottr, Bacon, TTay, Oata, Con and Count ry Produce. I M. BAIT!T1 ..O. H. RTAI C BAIRD;& STAE'T, (Successors to W. M. Alkman & Co., EXERAI. AOKNTS, PRODGG; Forwartilnsj and Oommtoioa Ut clxants, Kvansvilie, Indiana. Refer to J Q. Wneeler, Pres't. Firat National Eaa. and Sam'i Orr, Vice President Evausvili National Bank. , Agents lor Ohio River Salt Co. noli-1 WiSxv o it i, t itr.Miifo o??a lends and former patrons that vt are at. the old CORN Kit of VINE an "WATER STREETS, mill in the trad O' LIQUORS. FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, s. and shonld be pleased to see t hem. H.D.ALLIS&CO. II. I. ALUS fc CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION " MERCHANTS, RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealers ', 1 LIQUORS, FLOUR, &o., , ( Corner Water and Ylne Streets, t , " , . r VANSVILUE, l3tS. janldtf. ' P. 8. DrrsorCHET, Kte of Evansvllle, Ind. Johji Gilbert, Qolconda, 111. ' ' P. S. DUSOUCHET & C0 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Mo. S5 Toydras Street, ' , . V NEW ORLEANS, LA., Orders and consignments solicited. References V. J. Lowrv fc Co.. HodJ Koa: J. C. D Carr A Co.. Henry Ayres. Esq.. J. C. D souchetACo., Evansville; J. V. McCoy t Son, Tneo. Bteiirer A Bon. Oolconda: A. C MeCollister, John M. Barter, Wm.H. Lar kins, John R. Eveiton, Mt. Vernon ;IIenr HU1 A Co.,C. R. Davis A Co., War-aw: "V? B. Vanmeter A Bro.. Bowllng-Gri en, ICy. A. J. Harris, Unlontown, Ky. nov23 d3m . BES. HPBBS. E. W, pArHiCKj F. D, Tlltl ' HUBB3, PATRICK & CO., Forwarding Commission - MERCHANTS And WHARFBOAT PROPRIETaf E.AC, and PENX. RAILROASS, and General "Agents Star Union Llse; aal lUf i 1CVAN8VITJ.B, IKjS. PHILIP DECKER, Till r (J Street, bet. Bjesaora eM Via-- , . . Mann fact urer of CornpoL-nd Lubricating Oils - for all kinds of Machinery, Also; LARD OIL, SOAPS, and CANDLES PURE CATAWBA WINE of my OWB growth. luch'itdlv PETER CASES' & 00 Commissioii Merclianfs For the sale of HAY, CORN. O T3, BRAN, FLOUR, MEAL, BACON, LAKD, and Western Produce generally, Xo. S3 LVK STREET, api8dtf ViCKSBtma. Miss. C. W. EERNET & C0 Commorolal : Urokers, ... . t, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Xo. A SYCAMORE STREET, mar II d3m EVAX8VII.Z.a. DUKE NICHELSOS, COMMERCIAL BROKER, R1ILE0AD AND STEAM BOAT AGENT, Ko. 5 North Water St., apofldtf EVANSVILLE.-IND. .icit3e:cts. ALLEN & CLARKE, Architects & Snperlateriflents. Office Crescent City Building, seconc Boor; entrance No. S3 Main street. Flans and specifications famished on reasonable terms. f se23 d(Jm , tt MURSINWA, " ARCHITECT. dee Nci 3 CHANDLER'S BUILDMQ Corr.er Fi rut and Locust Streets, Evansville, Ind. W Plans and specifications for all kinds of buildings tnrniHhed at short notice, and on reasonable terra. fnirhld d3m BARTON & TOOL, Commission Merchants, iTo. 49 WEST rBOST ST., CnfrcorsATi. 8. M. E A ETON. M. M.4-O0-. . lmch25dl' TJ JS D Z I T Alt X- 1 JOBli W. & GEORGE W. HENS0ST, , tiiucce'ssora to J. C. Henson A Son,) N. l8 Main Street, Evassvj-uc, Isn., TTATE' ASSOCIATED TBIEMJfc- selves together lor the purpose of carrying on the Undertaking and Embalming - business. Tb.e best stock In onr line to be found In the city will le;kept constantly on.band, apt 9

STBAMBOATS. Regular Evans villa and Bowling Green Seml-Weeldy Packet The elegant Steamer ADA LYOIST, ALF. H. EDWARDS Makttsr, JOHN ADAMS.. CLRKZ, Will leave Evansvllle for Woodburj' every W E i) N E H D A V. and for Bowling Greeu every HATURDAY. at 5 o'clock p.m. Jei7 dtf W. H. RCST A CO., Agents.

Regrular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. The finely appointed pteamer PS. it BKV.IIOWAED, Master; Tom: I'.RAsHKAit. Cleric Will ply astheregularTuesdayand Friday lacK.ti ior jairo ana ail way lanamos. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and n.MunuAi, as o p.m. 'fhroatrli bili.s of Indlr idlng sriven for freights over the Mobile A Ohio Railroad For freight or passage enplv on bonrd. orto R.K. UUNKERkONAC'O.,- : or DUKE N IC'H ELSON, -lep'J4 dtf Agents. ' NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. Through bllli? of ladlDg given to all points on the Mooile and Ohio Railroad, per titeamer Cumberland. Regular Evaiaville and Tennessee Kiver Packet. For Fadacata, .Tolinsonvltle, anil Eastport. , The fleet and famous Steamer . " SAM. ORE, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; - Vai.. korensox. Clerk, Leaves Evansville for Eastport and all Tennessee River way landing as a regular weekly paefeet, evtry SATU11DAY at"fonr p.m., taking freight and passengers at lowest packet ratas,'and giving etspeclal attention to the nlling of orders. For freight or pasuage apply on board. ' feb7 tl . Dexter's Independetit low-prepare Packet QUICKSTEP II. T. DEXTKR, Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 p.m., po.il lvely. connecting at alro vith St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans packets. DUKE ZnICHELssOX, Agent, janl tf Regular Green River, Pond River, and Rough Creek Packet. 1 The fine Passenger Kteauiei JAMKS GRAY, Joe McRityNOi.D3, Master, Will ply as a regular iSemi-Weettly Packet Viotween Evansville and Paradise, Fiostbur", Hartford, and all way landings, carrying freight and passengers at lowes' rates. (merit dtf For Paducah and Cairo. ' Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent eidewheel steamer .A. KM AD .,1 OtH. DT730TTCTIKT, Master; W. P. Kowlek, Clerk, Tjeavea Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.rn. Leaven Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., rnaklnij close eonnoclions at Cairo with flrst-class packets for Mt, -Louts, Memphis, and New Orleans. Couneeis at Evansville with t he E. & C. R.K., a nd theTarascon lor Ixuisvi!le, i to For H eight or passage apply on board, or or D UK E AICflELSON. Jan' tf Agcnla. Regular Evansville and Ronderson Daily Packet. The flp.et and splendid sidewheel fitesmer Mollie Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; . Eo. 'J'krbv, Clerk, Will r-'y as a reralar packet between Evansville and Henderson, offering unequaled accommodations to travelers and shippers. Leaves Evansville dally at o)i p.m. Leaves IlendeiHOU daily at 7i a.m., making close connection with the E. Sr O. K.U. JaiUTdtt CliOCKS. Wholesale Clock House. CEISSLER & DELANO, WHOLES AUG Oloeli Dealers, Seep constantly on haud a FULL afjsorttient or eiet t) 1 nomas ana oiuwr aiuciitoh ;1ocbs; P.KGULATOit.S, OFFICE AND JALIi CLOCKS. Keud for 2- ice List to No. 48 MAIN STSEET. marlOdly A. C. ROSENOEAKZ; , BF.ALKR IS I1NK - Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry, SILVER AND PLATED WARE. WATCHES REPAIRED. No, 12 SECOXD STREET, EvANayiu:, Ixb Jowelry and Silver-Ware manufacture to order. detfldtl riew Kcal Estate Agency. J. P. Elliott Son HAVE OPEXE0 A REAL ESTATE Agency for the sale of and rentlog o laiidii, hauKes, Ac, &c. Persons havius; houses or land to rent oi sell, or persons" wishing to pureha.se o rent, will do well by calling on them at their office, on Tliird Street, near Locust, In llliotts Uloclci Jnnell tf . W. II. ICIUSJJAX' CO., Real Estate Agents, Ifo. C3 Main fctreet, EVAS9vri.i.B:, Ind. A Notary Public in the offlce. Tap29 dt i 7 DENTISTS. DK. I. H-.S Over First National Bank, Corner Mala and First Streets, Evansville, Ind. YyyAKrFACTTTKER OY CONTINB JL onfi Gam Work, Gold, Hllver, Vol ciiinre,Ctralite, and Amber Plates, Carvee Work, Artificial Palates, &c. ADMINISTRATOR of Nltroua Oxl (an excellent and safe anifisthetic). Chli roform, Kther, and also several local par lyzers. NKURALGIC Affections treated. MY KACTLITIf: are as go.l and id establishment as large (consisting of Fiv rooms) as any In. the United States. I RETURN MY THANKS for the ea tensive patronage received during the pa EIGHT YEARfi. mchil Merchant Tailor. I. Anderson Can be found at " NO. 8 CHANDLER'S BLOCK, ap?13m (IfP-NTAIftS.)

RIVER KEWS.

For Other River Hems See Four h Page. STEAMBOAT PRINTING. No printing establishment In the West a as better facilities cr greater ability for Jolng fine SteaiabOBtPrintlne. Onr cusonnent of Job Type, thonRh very iare and xmnlete, Is constantly beinj? added to, and our Job department Is under the personal supervision of one of tho best Job printers in the ITnlted States. We ere prepared to print Posters, plain or fancv. Bill Heads, rfUls Ijadtng, Cards, Deck and Meal TlcKets, Bills of Eare, Males' Tickets for Labor, c, tc. Orders left with either of the wharf-boats will be promptly attended t o. Weather nnd Water. The weather yesterday was very clear and terribly hot, the merenry standing at 92 at 10 a. m., and 9G at noon. The river 'fell during the 24 hours endiDg at 3 o'clock yesterday, about four inches. It in falling very slowly and there is no prospect of an immediate riee. " Arrivnln nnd Depart arci. The arrivals and departures unto ? o'clock yesterday, include the Ten nessee, Cario to return r Mollie Norton, Ilenderson to return; Charmer, Pittsburgh to St. Louis. -' ' - Boats Ine. '. Among the first boats due here are the Silver Cloud, to St. Louis; Wauanita, from St. Louis;- Westmoreland and Louisiana, from New Orleans; Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Tarascon. and WorniDg Star, from Louisville; 'Minneola, for Memphis. - , MisceHaueoim. There was a regular dearth of business on the levee yesterday, , and the steamboatjnen, wharf boatmen and draymen, or, indeed, any other man, can see the' "fail business." of which we read....,.".. ..There , were but three arrivals up to noon, and receipts were extremely light.... A good deal ol freight was being hauled down to the Sam. Orr, giving her the prospect of a good trip out The Charmer arrived a$ 11 o'clock yesterday with her guards in the water. She had a magnificent trip, having freight at rates ranging from 25 cents to ?1 per hundred. Capt. Vandergriftand Mr. Whittaker,' her chief clerk, arranged all, her difficulties, and, hereafter, the Charmer can land here with head erect, the odium of the Chess dynasty having been wiped out From tho officers of the Tennessee, we learn that the Bichmond got off Walker's bar temporarily Wednesday' night but. grounded again , and was still aground when the Tennessee pa&.5ed that point. She had broken her nigger engine, and her crew were much exhausted in their efforts to get her aloat. One barge load of freight was taken off and landed at the foot of Hurricane Island, when the barge sunk. It was loaded with pork and j cement, the latter of which is supposed to be ruined. The Tennessee took 1,000 bushels of coal from a barge, to which the sunken freight will be transferred. They were still j engaged takicg freight off the Rich mond, the report of its having all been previously removed having been erroneous. But the prospects of her getting off were not flattering, as the river falls steadily .A steamboatnian suggests to us the following query: .If a steamboat with 700 tons on board is flying light, what could be said of one with nothing on bonrd? Captain F. E. Robinson, of the firm of Hatfield & Robinson, wharfboat proprietors, Uniontown, KyMwaa in the city yesterday Tha Rob Roy arrived at 3 o'clock yestorday with a pood trip The Quickstep will be the'regular packet for Cairo on Monday at 4 r. M., and the Morning Star will leave for Louisville, at 10 a. m. JtioHtH Leaving To-day. ' Foe Cairo. The magnificent Armada, Capt. Gns. Dusouchet, . will leave for Cairo at 6 o'clock this evening, giving her excursionists and passengers tlw whole day in the city. The Armada is an unsurpassed passenger packet. Will. P. Fowler and Geo. Nicholson, her clerks, are noted , for their affability and politeness. Foa Louisville. The , brave, gay Tarascon will arrive htrj early today, and will ina'ke an .excursion trip to Mt. Vernon to meet the Quickstep and accompany her to the city, carrying passengers down and back for half-fare, 2; A brass and a string band will be on board, and everything will conspire to render the excursion a delightful one. ; At Mt. Vcrnon the Tarascon will lash with the Quickstep, and returning to this city, will leave for Louisville. Capt. A. T. Gilmore, Miles P. Warren and Phil: B.' Branhatn, her excellent officers, are the very kind of men to make such an excursion a delight. Fok Cincinnati. The famous steamer Rob Roy, will leave for . Cin cinDati and all '.'way points at 10 o'clock to-day, having pleasant accommodations for passengers, Capt. P. K. Barclay commands, and Lew. Morris is aer chief clerk, both men of note and of sterling virtues. : The Rob Roy is a permanent institution, and should be well patronized. . ? ; - For Cannelton. -The gay Ollie Sullivan will celebrate the ever-glorious Fourth by leaving punctually at 10 o'clock this morning for Cannelton and all way landings. John Triplett will address the o.-owds of passengers and Captain Hngo will furnish refreshments. For Green River. The sparkling Ada Lj'on will leave for Green River this evening on a -1th of July excursion, and will take everybody who has money. Capt. Alf. Edwards, her commander and chief clerk, is a brick, and never fails to go through on time. There will be lots of fun aboard; . For Henderson. -The beautiful and fleet side-wheel steamer Mollie Norton leaves as usual, promptly at 1 o'clock this evening, for Henderson, having most elegant, cabin accommodations, and great " speed. Captain Charley Perkins and the Terry brothers, her chief officers, are accomplished and accommodating gentlemen. Fob Esmond's Grove The-Romeo, Capt. Van Tbroop, will mate

three trips to Edmoad'sGrovo to-day leaving at 8, 10 and 12 o'clock, carrying, passengers at 25 cen s for the round trip. The Romeo has fine passenger cccommcdations, npl her officers are pleasant gentlemen. No pleasanter manner of spending the Fourth could be'de-.'ised than by taking a ride on the Romeo, to pasn the day in Edmond's beautiful grove. Foa Cujieeula.n-d Rives. The J. P. Webb having elegant passesgcr appointments will leave for the Cumberland River this evenir.r. Capt. Bob Lancaster and Chet. Bradley, her chief officers, are . pleasast gentlemen, and wi.'l make a trip to the Cumberland pIaK,int. O lea I ii from our Exflmnfre. Pittsburg. - Ti e OmTirrcia! of Wednesday says: Monongahela mark-!, 2 feet 4; Allegheny marks, 4 feet; stationary. Business on the landing has come pretty much to a stand ftill. The only boat receiving i.i the America, phe is announced to leave for 2t, Louis this day. This will be the only departure? until we have more watr ne hobert Mow. Captain W. tverr, has kid up rt Portsmouth for want 0f w?ter Wo Ml mh, thft Friday packet. The Glasgow has concluded to laj up until there is retire water- senwble conclusion. The price of freight, and passage don't ju?tifr a ho!it Ir running much risk.

Cincinnati. Tht Thursday, says: Commercial, of iH?" A-Thompson seems' to b an ill-fated steamer, so far as law i? i-umrernea. jn Jneainv ,t, knocked down to Captain Ben. F Davidson by the Sheriff. Yesterdav the United States Marshal attached and towed her to tho boneyard, indicating another sale. The lees and legal expenses will eat up the ThomDson. , , , Captain Dave Chxon has retired from the desk of the Madison packet Blue Wing, Mr. Giorge M. Woods being his successor. Dave will he-e-after steamboat between Madison and the Kentucky River. Ha says the Ohio River don't agree with him. The Kentucky River, we believe. runs through Old Bourbon. That is healthier. Louisville. The Courier of Thursday says: Some time ago Mr. E. B. Seeley, clerk of the Green River packet Palis City, was arrested for not paying the wharfage demanded by the Wharfmaster when landing at New Albany. Thetrial of the case came off before Justice Monroe yesterday morning, who, after hearing of the case, find him $10 and costs, amounting in all to $18 25. . The city ordinance specifies that packet boat9 landirg at the wh?rfboat twice a week, or tlVn-T, j-ksll pay a certain sum for t'n privi!v -. wnue transient Doats which v. - nof land so often, shall pay a hrfy-rhkil. ' aire. Ior W hart master did not tec ognize the Falls City m a rrUr packet, as she often pa -p 1 the rit.y without landing, ana . "or:r':.icP'iy demanded the increased I hi the clerk refused to pay, hence the suit. Alexander MeOregor. Win. Mrurtor. McGregor Brothers, COMMISSION MERCnA NTS, xo. s5Trnorprrri..s m New On.r.F.K3, K, I.tlvn-al artvnnros mado on Provisions and Western Protlwe con.iigiuxl to onr a-1-dress. fap2 dina. Speed, Summers Co., Cotton nnd Tobacco Factor, GENERAL COMMISSION JfKRCHANH au fl COMMEItCI A L AOKNTS. OfflCfl-No. 59 royd ra streel ,; Carllon, Foute Co., Yortr. Hpeed, Lonoho Co., Meiiiphlw, Tenn. Cajsart, Mtockard A o., Mobil-, A 1. E. II. Fa taciiiT.n. J, W. BfN'OHlK, 13 A TT) ntTTT r - I?T VT1 TT A T 1 A T1 LO, J Ml It'"' i l V ' i'mui" CommisHioii MerchinKtf 81 Magazine Btreet, cov20dly NEW ORLEAt;. Dissolution of Copartnerisliip. THE FlltJI JtoWAUf). PHFS. tons & Barrett is tlila day Uifisolved hv mutual conseut, Messrs. V . H. Williams and H. D. Harrc-tt retlnnr; from Hald firm. The UuHlnH8 0f tue lt; flrra will be aettle-J by tbelr successors, Howard v PreMlonn. Hew Orleans, May i, IH3. HOWARD TPRESTONS, COMMISSION MER CHA MTS, SEW ORLEANS, LA. Will raao cash advances upon cousi rntnents. I lanV rt:jL A', uivauiiiuiki DYER AND SCOURER, H"'IJU BTKEr, bet. Oak and Cherry. Hllk. Wool. Cotton, Ac, colored to orJer. All worn warranted, and any damaseM prom pUy paid. tauiTdtimU ADULPII YAGENIin, UmbreUa llannfactiirGr, Has HE.uovr.it uisrmEMsn. ment In IHlHt HTIiEKT, Wlwivu Viuo and Livlniou, near i.ua Catdoim Cnuico. He will ba lad to nts old customers at bis new ttand. Aoticr. . I understand that partiP hivfl bei canvaivliifi tbe city ciro!ngj to be my agents. No ouo baa aoy untiiorliy to olicit worlc tor me, and all uio.se claiming to be my employees aie imposts, rua&idlni ; C. WOLFF, Mannfactnrer ol, and Wbolosulo and Retail Dler in, Saddle i, Zlarn;:., COLLARS, and SADDLERY HARDWARE, Jo. r8 Vain SJrect, corner rcon, ; - . J Kv4-vsva.ijE, Ikd. fenuld,f 100 KEWAHD. mHE ABOVE RKn AKD M ILT. Hi: I. pftid for the reoovery f tun body ct iTTn. H ubbs, snpponed to havn beta drowned In iroat of tuHliv ou Tuosdar roorulog, Jnno ClU. Itie oiily ciotblug Ua bia on, as is supposed, vm n urnirsbitl. He was five leet elsb?. inclies ingti, bad dart hair, na.ol ry, no wuisssrs, m eiyhed 140 voands, and was a yearn oll. Juuel8 tf SAMUKL I1UCHS. BRAY & DAY, I'iiyBicIaEia and Riirscoss, No. s fip-t HTRKr-r. Will rid to t ecunrrTrl M f mii'-is di