Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 20 July 1868 — Page 3

-JULY 20, 1868. rersonal and Political. : A Pittsburg negro says ho, is for Pendulum and Greenbacks." Horatio Seymour A gold-belly cfindiJate on a greenback platform. Toledo Blade. The Republican watchwords . in Npw York are " Grant, Griswold, and Glory." "Lotus have peace," wrote Gen. Grant. ' Mv voice is still tor wr.r, cries Frank P. Blair, Jr. . The " Tanners " have just been organized in Colambns, Ohio. The Chicago Republican is guilty of thin atrocious pun on the New York Convention: " Tammany cooks spoil the broth." , Mrs. H. B. Stowe thinks George El"ot (Mm Lewes,) is tho author ef Eoje Homo." Jefferson, tho comedian, is spending tho Summer on hia farm at btroudsburg, Pa. : . . Tho Empress Eugenie, according to the gossips, "has been advised by ber physicians to drink beer. Disraeli's drunkenness is agaia the town ta:k of London. 4 5 Sir Morton Peto has got through the Courf, of Bankruptcy. . A Cincinnati paper suggests that the republicans appoint a day of thar.ksiT'.virg for a happy riddance of the Iiluir family. .'"'' Our Dutch contributor observes that the Democratic candidate for Vice President will lose his nice little game, because he is a " boor blayer." The Chief Justice might have calculated upon his defeat. It was impossible that the impure Democratic party should be Chaste. The Etnperor and Empress of Brazil have contrP' ited a quarter of their income to help the publio purse. : -' A man in Baltimore signs himself John John Smith, to distinguish himself from the other members of thf family. ' - Jerome N. Bonaparte, of the French army, and C. K. Bonaparte, of Baltimore, aro sojourning at Newport, lihode Island. , Mr. and Mrs. Florence will play at the Broadway theatre. New York, next month. They have already about completed their pleasure trip on the continent of Europe. It is said that Pea Tea Boorygard has been captivated by a wealthy young girl on Staten Island. ' Beauty and booty" is something that this fellow has long had on the brain. On tho nieht of Sevmour's nomina tion, the Chase Club of New York met and resolved to support Grant and Colfax, aud then adjourned sine die. Waio Hampton, Forrest, Larks da'e, Preston, Fairfax. Forsyth Yerger, and other rebel Democrats, are to take the stump against Urant in the free State?. ... Had the leaders of the Democratic party been more earnest for principle and less for plunder, no power on earth could ever have placed np in a minority. La Crosse Democrat. Soyrnonr asked a few day3 ago: "What claim have the Republicans urn the soldiers?" Certainly he has . n I. - i. none. He was Chairman of the Convention that declared the war a failure, and he wna the master-spirit of the anti-draft New York riots. Governor Andrew, three days before his death, said: "The tendency of the hour is toward Grant; and that is best. Grant is so square and honest a man that I believe he is bouLd to be right, anywhere." The Detroit free Press wants to know what Grant ha done toward reducing the expenses of the Government. "Saved millious to the Treasury," answers Andrew Johnson, and the Presi can cross-examine the witness. The Philadelphia Ledger says that Hon Edward Coles, one of the early Governors of the State of Illinois. and a highly esteemed resident of I Philadelphia, died at his residence, 1 in tnat cuy, on Auesaay last. Mr. Samuel J. Tilden, in a moment of enthuaiasm. no doubt, pledeed the State of New York to give 80,000 for I Seymour. In 18G4, Horatio Seymour pledged the vote of New York for McClellan. But we believe McClellan didn't get it. Andrew Johnson having abolished all distinctions between loyal and disloval soldiers, it will require but one f tep more to put the rebel soldiers, their widows and orphans, on the same pension list with Union soldiers, widows and orphans. If tho Democ racy are restored to power this will undoubtedly be done. Rock Island Union. T h e N or wieh (Con n .) Bulletin makes this comparison: "In his speech be fore the Convention, Mr. Belmont had the cheek to charge the expenses resulting from the war upon the Republicans. The report does not mention whether Gen. Forrest made a Hpeech charging the Fort Pillow masKNcre upon tho niggers who were butchered." " "Gentlemen from the country. here's the little game going, and I, -Sam. Tilden. holding the cups. Can you tell me who the little joker is? Put your money up freely not on Seymour, lor he is out, but upon Hendricks, or Hancock, or Pendle ton, or Chase. Ah, gentlemen, it is Sevmour: but better iuck next time. So put up your money and keep the game moving. Wm. Cullen Bryant is spending the Summer at Cammington hale, cheer ful and vigorous: clearing fences at a . bound and three stairs at a time, only a slight muscular contraction of the shoulder and his milk white hair re vealicg what ago has done for him. iJ-aa?-M--lemaiTer-' a "date,iQ i ot Michigan University, has noirueu me compuatioa oi a woric oi 3W) paces on the Delemater family.

MONDAY...

This family, oftenest spelled Dela- By meanaof a newnvextion l mater, traces its linear throng thlJPl2JLWLl!Zi f""

. 3 . D - lamous Lemaitre family of France as lar oacK as the middle of the twelfth century. ... AVhPn the deatK nfP..., .. j " vac& wan announced in Albany, the Keuublican General Committee of th city met and passed rciolutiona that thev recognized in the deceased cen. tlemaa a high-minded political opponent, whose genial qualities and kindly nature shone conspicuously, even in the midst ot party strife. - A significant feature of the speeches

t the Seymour ratification meeting in this city last niehf. waa the fact

that, while all the speakers were" loud and enthusiastic in tlieir endorsement

of the nomination ot Seymour, scarcely single allusion was made to Frank

Blair, the nominee for Vice President. It is prl:y evident that the Democracy hereabouts do not relish the idea of voting for one of "Sherman's bummers" as tho second man on the ticket. Quint ij Ills.) Whig. "The Cincinnati Commerciil tellsa good story of the Pendletonians iu this wise: Pat Cleary was delegated to lay in commissary supplies for the Pendleton escort. He accordingly purchased fifteen , barrels of whisky, one hundred kegs of lager beer, and one barrel of hard bread. The bilb were rendered to Dick Cox, the cashier, for inspection and pajment. Dick, in scanning the accounts, remarked: " Fifteen barrels of whisky all right"; one hundred barrels of beer all right: one barrel of hard

bread! Pat, this is all right, but what in the devil did you get go much hard bread for? " , . ' A correspondent Mascribes J-3? Greenwood as a well constructed lady on the shady side of forty, with sallow, but clear complexion, deep brown sparkling eyes, nose with an unmistakable aquiline arch, and very considerable remains of beauty. She dresses in plain and simple, but elegant and faultless style, with blue or purple flowers always in ber hair." The Nashville Banner states that Dr. Peters, widely known as the man who shot - an1 killed General Van Dorn, of the Confederate army, during the war. for alleged intimacy with Mrs. Peters, was in that city, one day last week, in company with the quoudam Mrs. P. The long estranged couple are now said to be on the best of terms, and it is reported (hat the broken marriage vows are soon to be renewed. " It is rumored that United States Senator Conness, of California, in tends matrimony,- the bride (expect ant) being Miss Hildreth, the niece ot Gen. Butler, a young lady ot rare beauty : and accomplishments, upon whose education Gen. Butler bestowed much care and attention. The editorial and business manage ment of the Louisville Journal, will hereafter be directed by Henry Watterson, who also becomes a member of the Louisville Journal Company. George D. Prentice and Paul 11. tshipman retain their positions as "writing editors. Admiral years old Farragut is sixty-seven His name is pronounced as spelled. Mips A. B. Edwards is said to be the author of the very unwomanly "Girl of the Period" articles, published in the London Saturday Revieio. ; The Rev. Mr. Punshoo, who. to his marked power as a pulpit orator adds the finest poetical talent, has become a resident of Toronto, Canada. Boston has a sensible physician in Dr. Jame3 Bigelow, who pleasantly remarked, at the dinner of the Massachusetts Medical Society, that he waa indebted for his good health to the ioint agencies of temperance, hard work, and abstinence irom medicine. Heber C. Kimball, the great Mormon functionary, is said to have made more wives widows than any otuer man of the time. As Artenius Ward used to say, he was .very much married, and left sixty-seven poor females in widows' tears and widows' attire. Several American ladies at Copen hagen recently desired to be introduced to the Queen, of Denmark. n uOJ. nt vatl fhriaHanahor h.nor it. ntA thpm Th l.irl.,q upon being admitted to hor Majesty, - " were not a little astonisnec to see that she wore a cheap dress, and that. on rising to receive them, she ; laid an her workine-table a cotton stock ing on which she had been knitting. DRY GOODS. SCHAPKER, BUSSINU & CO., ES S Wholesale and Retail Dealers Id o DRY GOODS, MILLINERY .. 'AND " ' . ' FANCY GOODS, 41 and 49 Main Street, : i Kyan'Stills,: Ind., as 2 ea mm Have complete stock of SUMMER GOODS, wblch they will olose out cuenp to make room for FALL WfOCK. S A COTOTlet-e stock of OAMPAIOS FLAON aod STKKAMEKN always on baud, or made to order at tliort notice. Also, Agents for the celebrated FLORENCE .BKWISQ MACniXES, Which we warrant have no superior In this country for family use. Kattsfae- I tlen Kuaranleed. or the money refund ed. Coma and see them, or send forclrcuiars. SCHAPKEK, BUSSING & CO. Jylddtf in CAItPETS. C A B P B T WAREHOUSE. VM. ' E. FRENCH & CO., Nos. 47 and 49 Main St., KYASSTILLE. . The largest and most complete assort mum ot , Honsc-Furntshiug Goods In the STATE OF INDIANA. . In STYLE. OVA LIT-, and JPIiIC.-we DEf'Y ALL COMPKTITION, EAfil UK WEST. Id addition to all our other lines ot goods, we have . .-. 40,000 Rolls WALL PAPER, I JJJI,, yiUiU TT J -" v. i ... . ' tuia I... ... I ket, we are now enabled to sell these eleS1" K004" l '11, QK'.PEB CENT. less than the were ever before offer in thia YTiurltpklurUlVE i nt a. prt7 dtf ' , , WM. a TDEN0CK & 00n " BRASS FOUNDERS, Gas and Steam Pipe Fitters, Corner Pine and First Streets. Cash paid for old Copper and Brass. - rJealers In all kinds of Brass Cocta Whistles, and Steam Ganges. Partlcnlat attention paid to repairing and adjustlnj Steam Ganges jnneS tf

CLOTHING.

7VT ON . c h. 2 o a S . S j; ft m q . 5 rs 9 S3 Bjf5 8233 C3 rf m 3C ,T SC !, '! w as o : h P 0 ci a 0 J o ' rr ij rr 50 3 -Tt m rs K3 O o 0? I 1 : O S3 -if Ca . (J O' m o c P t-rf C Pw P 2 a C3 P s i P " P a Ti " PR H 5 1 ? rf HP Lo H p 2.2. a p p Po P 0 2 p . Ms ffl P rf ri o 0 e hi CP 3 te4 rs 3 pi 0 (5 0 P H M p s-o o P 0 o - JC3 53 n o a a? trS S3 P o 0 t"-!-go,, p o per. OflO 0 Ms 2 P m (5 er h PT W. . IY O rl, Sew Opera Hesse Corner, OPPOSITE SHERWOOD HOUSE. i el 9 STOVS W0223. Excelsior Stove Works. BLEIIRER, TIIjIiMAX & Co, (Succeswors to H. E. Blemfcer), piTASCFAlTCRERS of the fine and EXGELSI0R STOVE, the most durable famous now made, and the CHARTER STOVE, and the good and cheap Armada, SiceewaH, Kentucky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES, and a great variety of HE A TING HTOVES, all of the lateht and moist ap proved patterns. Also, Light and Smooth Country HollowWare, feliillets tmd I.ids, Ovens aud Lids, liog-lrouK, lMiuer Pots, Tea-Kettles; and particular attention paid to the manufacture of Kceita-Worts C1ST-IZS0N 5"E0XTS,GUATES, ic, ic. Also Tinware ; and Dealers iu Tinners' Htocfc. I f deeired. Cooking Stoves vrarranted for twelve months. Orders solicited before purchasing elaeFouna"ery, corn f-r Bis th Street and Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. 14 Soond Street H. K. Blemtcr's old Ktand. S BLEMKER, TILLMAN A CO. iaay29

COSIMISSIOK" CARDS. G. HEINEKEN & PALM0RE, Couiiuissiou Irlerchants, 68 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. Special attention paid to tbe Bale of leaf Tobacco, Cotton, Flour, Urain, &c Liberal advances made on consignment! by FRED, It. HIJSTOX fc CO., 5 NORTH WATER STREET, V ASTS VILLE. mchi d3m ' Wet.doji Brothkus, Parts Landing, Tenn. A. W. hsiDKBOTTOM, Evausville, Ind. WELD ON BS0S. & CO, Cotton and Tobacco Factors, JPRODCCE AND COMMISSION , HEBC'UANTS. Office COR. VINE & WATER STREETS, Evaksviixk, Ind. Special attention given to purchasing Kupplies. mayl8d3m

R. K. DUNKEKSON. Geo. Pkbtdlkton. K. K. DUNKEBSON & CO., FORWARDLNQ AND COMMISSION , .' ? i .'"!'- AND ' " ; WIiarf-Boat Proprietors. Ubral Cash Advances Hade on janl '60 In Exclusive Cash nouse E. G. VAN RIPER, io. 3 South Water St., Evansville, JCud., , - GENERAL AGENT OR Fatman & Oo., Tobaceo and Cotton Factors, AND General Commission Merchants, SSOS. 7U AND il BKUAD STKJiKT. - " Panlcular attention given to the sal of Tobacco, Cotton, F:loub, Cobn, Pokk, and all other produce. . . - . . . Liberal CASH advances made on alt eonwtgnmenu. Mania Sm l Lkwis Rutfneb, Jr., Evansville, Ind. John Qllbk ti Golconda, L. KUFFNEE,. JR., & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I Provision and Produce Dealers, and AGENTS KANAWHA SALT CO., X0. 1 MAIX ST., EVAXSYILLE, IXD. j Orders and Consignments solicited. my20 tf WM.O.BHOWN, Alia "Billy Brown." THOS, P. BKITTON. K. SCHOEKLADB. WM. 0. BROWN & CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION TrJ!II3liJXXl t JS, Wharfboat Proprietors, Railroad & Fas,t Freight Line Agents, EVAXSV1LLK, IXD. REFEBENCKS. Evansville National Bank, Evansville. Merchants' " . " First " - " 'lian. Vicle Co., Evansville. Brandeis A Crawford, Louisville, Ky. Foster Bros., Cincinnati, O. febi'.t f 1. A. CLiRKE. ( 3. B. DRUTtY. Late of Cartmell & Drnrv juempnw, ienn. Jlempnts, Tenn. (Successors to Cart mell & Drurv.l roimnisioii Merchants. For the sale of Pork. Bacon, Lard, Flour, T 1 . . r r . .rr. . meai, orau, ais. nay, uoro, vvnisiry, AND WE3TKRN rRODDCJE GE5ERALL7. 200 Front Street, Bet. Washington and Adams, Blemnhls. Tenn. -Consignments respectlully solicited, By permission we refer to Brandeis A Crawford, Louisville. Ky.: Barton A Pool. Cincinnati, O.; Hayhurst & Whittaker, Evansville, ind.; cole Brothers, St. Louis, Mo.; Charles T. Hinde. Cairo, IU.; F. W. Smith. President People's Bank. W. H. Cherry, President Merchants' National Bank. Clarke. Ely & Co.. NewtOD. Ford A Co., Stratton.Uoyer & Co., Memphis, Tenn. apr. FRED. II. HUSTON & CO., No. 5 NORTH WATER STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, FORWARDING & COMMISSION MEECHANTS AJTD GENERAJL AGENTS WMte Line Central Transit Comp'y. All property snipped by this Line goes through la locked and eealed cars, with out renanoung or translcr. ilepu Bin CARD. Havlns dissolved mv connection with the l&te firm of R. K. Uuukerson A Co., I intend to devote mv attention to the in terests of the above. Meltable Line, and can promise my friends quick time, careiui nanaxing, ana cneap rates. febU ALEXAKDER WILSON. CHEN0WETH, CASEY & CO, Commission SXeircliaixi For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco, Fork, Bacon, Beef, Flour, AND WESTKB21 PBODUCI GKNKKALLT, No 70 New Levee Street, NEW OaLEAXS, JL&.. nov28 THO?. C. S5IITII & t0 PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS Dealers in flour, Hay, Com, Oats, Grass Sxdi and PRODUCE GENERALLY. No. S SOCTH WATER 8TKKKI, EVAJS8VXLI.K, IS. Agents for the celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. m . All orders promptly filled. IJan22 d

COMMISSION CASI?,

T. BANKSMITH, v. sr. HtmpjrsT. EvansvUie, lsi.4. W.B.AKCHEB Memphis, Tenn. MMSMTn, HUMPHREYS Ce . O ouairii s i o ii , ' ,"" ' ' AND Forwarding Merchants, nOWARD ROW, j . MEMPHIS, TKJfJ, feb21-d3m A. 8. HATHTTKST. J. J. WHITTAJCB. Hay Iinrst & Whit taker, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND MQjk , WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 6.. ......South Water SU Dealers in Floor, Bacon, Uay, Oats, Car and Country Produce. z ir. bairb . Q. H. BTAJ BAIRD & START, ' (Successors to W. M. Aikman Co..) GENERAL AO E NTS, PRODVC JT Forwarding and Commission Mi chants, EvanHville, Indiana, Refer to 1 Q, Wheeier, Pres't. First National Baa and Sam'i Orr, Vice President EvanaTtU-. National Bank. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. ' noll-1 We won.i REWIND owe friends and former natrons that wi are at the old CORNER of VINE and WATER STREETS, still in the trade oLIQUORS, FLOUR, COMMISSIONS, t and should be pleased to see them. H. D. ALUS & CO," H.D. ALUS tt CO., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Dealer! LIQUORS, FL0DS, Corner Water and Vine Streets, . . ' VAMSVII.1.K, Ins. . janl dtf. " P. 8. DcrsouCHET, late of Evansrllle, Ind. John Gilbert, Golconda, 111. :P. S. DUS0UCHET & C0 GRNERAt COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ifo. S3 Poydras Street, , NEW ORLEANS, LA, Orders and consignments solicited. References W. J. Lowrv Co.. Hods Carr A Co.. Henry Ayres. Esq.. J. O. Xn sonchet 4 Co., Evansville; J. W. MoCoy bod, xneo. eieiger apon, uoiconaa: kins. John R. Everton. Mt. Vrnrvn Hinn S1"1 . uavis s jo., Warsaw: W 8. Vanmeter & Bro.. Bowling-Grten, lay,- . I UUVIU4)iU PHILIP DECKER, Third Street, bet. SlCSSOre 3d ls " iUBUUllKiUlCl Ul . . Compound Lubricating Qh for all kinds of Machinery, Also, LARD 0TL, SOAPS, and CAITDIES PURE CATAWBA WINE or mv aysm growth. TncWIdly PETER CASEY & 00 ComiuiH8io:i Tflcroliants For tho sale of HAY, CORN. O AT. BRAN, FLOUR, MEAL, BACON, LARD, and Western Produce generally, So. S3 LETEG &TKKET, Rpi8dtf ViCKS-iDBO. Miss. C. W. KERNEY & CO Commeroinl Brokers, PRODUCE Asd COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ho. 4 SYCAMOKi: STREET, marll d3m EVAJf8VU.I-B. DUKE NICHELS0N, COMMERCIAL BROKER, RAIIR01D ASD STEAMBOAT AGENT, No. 5 North Water St., apSOdtf EVANSVILLE.riND. ARCHITECTS. ALLEN & CLARKE, Architects & Superintendents. Office Crescent City Building, second floor; entrance No. S3 Main StrewU Plans and specUicationH furnished on reasonable terms. i se-a aoux H. HURSINNA, ARCHITECT. dee No. S CHANDLER'S BUILDING Corner First and Locust Streets, riTauDviuciiuu. PlaDS and sneciflcations for all kinds oi Duiidines turnisneu at snort notice, ana on reasonable terms. iiracnia a im CINCISTITATI ADV-'iS. BARTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, So. 49 WEST FRONT ST., CrscimsATi. , ; lmch25 dly 8. M. Barton. M. M. jooi SPEER'S PORT Gil A IE WINE. Used by Hundreds of Congregations ior UJiurcji or uonunaiuon rurposes. " Also,ExcclIent for Ladles and Weakly i-ersons. Vineyards, Neio Jersey. SPEER'S PORT RA1E WME, Fonr Yearn Old, This Justly celebrated Native Wlnt. made from the juice of the Oporto urape. raised I In this co-antry. lis idtiuuio tonic and strengthening propeme wo unsurpassed by any other native vnuo. Being the pure Juice of the grape, pro,1.,3 ,,h.t XT,- Knr'M own oersonai supervision. Its purity ana Keuuj"c"--are guaranteed. The youngest cni "J"' partaice Of ils generous -7 - - weakest invalid may use it to vantage. It is particularly oenenciai w "r. 1 ot! nitnhle to toe vartous aliments that afflict the weaker sex. It is in every respect A WINE TO RE RELMf Invalids nse Spcer's Port Grape Wine. Females use Hpeer's Port Grape wine. Weakly persons find benefit by Its use. Hneer's Vines in hospitals are preferred toother wines. Sold by druggists. r a Rnper'n Vineyjird, New Jersey. Office 2 itaggwSy. York. fdeVO? dly B O IV II A. XS.XS O K GOAL. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALWAYS on hand a sapenor article of Bon Marhor Coal, which will be delivered to all farts of tbe city on short notice, at the owest market price. JA8. H. .LETCHER, Office No 18 N. Water St. mal dly

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STEAMBOATS. Regular Evansville and Bowling . , Green Weekly Packet ' The elecant Sfoomo. Q " - in v ( ADA LYON, ALF. H. EDWARDS.. JOHN ADAMS:... Master, CI,KRKLeaves Evansville every MONDAY, at 6 o'cloclt I mv Jel7 dtf 'W. H. RUST A CO Agents. RegTilarTnesday and Friday Packet for Padncah and Cairo. , The finely appointed steamer CUMBERLAND, Ben. Howard, Master; Mabion Weight, Clerk, Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all way landings. Leaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. : Agaves cairo every WEDNESDAY and BA I UKIJAY, at 5 n.iii Through bills of ladlDg eriven for freights over the Mobile A Ohio Railroad. For freight or r poisnsre nnply on board, or to W.U. DttUW.N 1U. or DUKE N1CHELSON, Agents. ' Jyl5 dtr Regular Evansville and Tennessee River Packet For Taducah, . Johnsomllle, and Eastport. The fleet and famous Steamer - ... SAM. ORR, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; , ' , Vai Horenson, Clerk, Leaves Evansville for Eastport and all Tennessee River way landings as a regular weekly packet, every SATURDAY at four p.m., taxing ireieuc and passengers at lowest packet rates, and giving especial For freight or passage apply on board. - : tt-bl tf Dexter's Independent low-pressure Packet QUICKSTEP H. T. DEXTER, Master, Leaves Evansville for Cairo every MON ua and Thursday, at 4 p.m., posiclvely. connecting at Cairo with St. Louis. Memphis, and New Orleans packets. DUKE NICHELSON. AeenL Janltf Regnlar Green River, Pond River, and Rongh Creek Packet us The fine Passenger Steamer JAMES GEAY, Jos McREYNoiiDS, Master, WiRply as a re?ular Semi-Weekly Packet between Evansville and Paradise, Frostburs', Hartford, and all wav landings, car rying freight and passengers at lowest rates. - . inijirM cur - For Padncan and Cairo, i Regular Wednesday and Saturday r faclcet. :"- ' ; The magnificent sidewheel steamer ! A RMAD A. Gua. Dusodchkt, Master; W. P. Fowxkr. Clerk, Jeaves Evansville every VViiDNESDAY liufl nAi UKUAl HI 4 p.in. Ieaves Cairo every THURSDAY and SUNDAY at 5 p.m., making close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Loul3, Memphis, and New Orleans. louuecw ai &vansvni wit h the E. A C. R.R., and IbeTarascou for Louisville, t'orlrelsht or Dfisviisre nntilv ru hiM.nl. or to F.M. HUMPHREY A CO.. or LUKE NICHELSON, Janl tf Agenls. Regular Evansville and Henderson Daily Packet. - The fleet and splendid sidewheel steamer Mm, Mollie Norton, CHARLEY PERKINS, Master; , , ED. Tibrt, Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Ev ansville and Henderson. ottVri ed accommodations to travelers and t-bip-Leaves Henderson daily at 1 a.m., making close connection with the E. A C. R.R. jam air CLOCKS. Wholesale Clock House. GEISSLER & I) ELAN G, WIIOI.ES A Oloclt Dealers, Seep constantly on hand a FULL assortment of Set" Thomas and other American Jlocks; KEOULATORS, OFFICE AND Send for Price List to JfO. 4S MUX STREET. marlO dly ItEAXi ESTATE. Xcw Seal Estate Agency. J. P. r.Iliolt & Son ROTATE OPENED A REAL ESTATK JOL Agency for tbe sale of and renting o lands, houses. Ac. Ac . Persons having houses or land to rent or sell, or persons wishing to pnrebase or rent, will do well by calling on them at ineir omce, on ; , Third Street, near Locust, '. In Elliott's TJlol Junell tf W. II. fe CO., Real Estate Agents, No. 63 Main Street, EVANSV11.1.E, iwn. A Notary Public in the office. ' ap29 dt DENTISTS. HeMidcnt Dentist, Over First Nat ional Bank, 7 Corner Main and First Streets, , Evansville, IntL, 111ASTFACTrREB OK t I , ? ous Gum WorK, ""'"t,'" ' if UJI canity, Cora lite, and Arau rvtw Work, Artificial Palates, c. r , ADMIN 'STRATOR of Nitrous Oxld fan excellent and safe antesthetic), Chh roloria, Kther, and aioo several local par lyzers. NEURALGIC Affections treated. ; MY KACILlXIri are as good and nr establishment as large (consisting of iriv rooms) as any in the United Klats. I RETURN MY THANKS for the es tensive patronage received during the pa. EIGHT YEARS. mchia TO BUILDERS. T WISH TO NOTIFT THE BUILBers and public iu general, that I have on hand and am still receiving a large mm. er on hi stock of MicMgaii, Saginaw, and Green Bay Pine and Poplar Flooring and Siding, PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES, &c, Which I will sell cheap for cash. . : WM. HUNNEL. Office and Factory corner Fifth and W alnut Streets, Evansville, Ind. JelS 3rn Merchant Tailor. T. ft. Anderson Can be found at ' NO. 8 CHANDLERS BLOCK, p218m (BP-STAIRS.)

RT.F. E- R ; -JT'E W H . : Eur Other River Items See Fourth Page.

! STEAMBOAT PRINTING. 'No printing establishment in the West had better facilities or greater ability Tor doing fine (Steamboat Printing. Our assortmeal of Job Type, though very large and complete, is constantly beingsdded to, and ourjob department is under tbe personal supervision of one of the best Job printers in tbe United Stattu. We are prepared to print Posters, plain or fancy, BUI Heads, kills Lading, Cards, Deck and Mea! Tickets, Bills of Fare, Mates' Tickets lOr Labor, Ac, Src. Orders left with either of tbe wliari-boau will be promptly attended to. Weather mil Water. The weather,: Saturday morning, was clear, with tho mercury ranging from 90 at 7 a. m. to 100 at noon. Heavy broken clouda gathered before noon, and there were some prospects of rain. . ' Tbe river rose about C inches during the twenty.four hours ending at 3 o'clock Saturday, or about one foot in all since the swell commenced. It i9 falling at all points above, and will be found falling again hero to-day. About 11 o'clock Saturday a heavy shower could be seen across the point opposite thia city. At 12 o'clock it reached here. It continued for a short time, and started a most genial breeze. - Arrivals nntl Departures. The arrivals and departures up to three -o'clock Saturday include the Armada, Cairo to return: Mollio Nor ton, Henderson to return; Louisville, to New' Orleans; Ollie Sullivan, to Cannelton; Minneola, Memphis to Cincinnati; Silver Cloud, St. Louis to Cincinnati; Hob Roy, to Cincinnati; Tarascon, Louisville to return. Koftlt Hue. Amos.? the first boats due here are the Charmer, to St. Louis; Shamrock; from St. Louis;' Indiana, from New Orleans ; Cumberland and Armada, from Cairo; Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis; G. A. Thompson, for New Orleans; Havana, from Cincinnati. Uliseellaneons. There was a fair number of arrivals and departures on Saturday, but business on the levee was but little improved..... ....The Armada had a very good trip in from Cairo, and brought largo orders for her return trip.........The Louisville laid till 10 o'clock Saturday, but added very little to her trip... The Hob Hoy had a very handsome freight and a number of passengers. She left at 11 J o'clock. .f...The Minneola was pretty light. :....The Silver Cloud No. 2 and barge were both loaded to the depth of the water .A fine shower passed to the south and east, attended, with some thunder, and there was a fair prospect of a good rain hero before Saturday night. A delightful breeze rom the South prevailed modifying the heat to some extent, still the mercury was up to 100 by noon. At noon Saturday the clouds gathered thicker, and the lightning and thun der, were frequent and sharp. The rain to the southwest was most copi ous, and about one o'clock the whole heavens were black with clouds, and we had a most glorious rain. The Tarascon arrived at two o'clock p. M., Saturday, with a fair freight and pasenger list. , JttoiitH Leaving? To-Dajr. Foe Cairo. The lightning-winged Quickstep, Captain II. T. Dexter, is the regular and unrivalled packet for Cairo and all way landings at 1 o'clock to-day, and is unexcelled in beauty, splendid accommodations or speed. Jack Crammer, W. li. Pennington and Charley Ulrasnider are her accomplished and accommo dating clerks. Fob Louisville. The magnifi cent Morning Star will leavo at 10 o'clock this morning for Louisville and all wajT landings. She is commanded by that excellent gentleman, Capt. '. I'. T. Hollcraft, with John Oucrbacker and Tick Hutchinson iu the office. Fok Green River. The beauti ful Ada Lyon will leave at T o'clock this evening for Woodbury and all Green River way landings. Captain Alf. Edwards i3 running her carefully and satisfactorily, and passengers will be well cared for. . Th James Cray will also leave for Green River to-day, and Captain Joe Mclleynolds will see that his passengers aro made a3 comfortable as the weather will admit of. For Hendersox. The beautiful and fleet side-wheel steamer Moliie Norton leaves as usual, promptly at 4 o'clock this evening, for Henderson, having most elegant cabin accommodations and great, speed. Captain Charley Perkins and the Terry brothers, her chief officers, nrc accomplished and accommodating gentlemen. For Clarksville. The beautiful, the best, low-water boat in commission the Linton will leave for Linton and all Cumberland Ri-er way landings. Capt. Bony Haywaid commands and Cash Thomas is her chief clerk, and a pleasanter j ouug gentleman is not found on the river. tilleitnlntr from our Diflmutt. Pittsburg. The Commercial of Thursday says: River matters remain unchanged, navigation on the Ohio being sus pended, and from present appearances will continue so for some time to come. On the slack water we have communication with Brownsville and way poiuts. Louisville. The Courier of Friday says: Boat buildine during the htated term is both difficult and dangerous, with the most intense heat prevailing, almost incessantly, during the present month of July, not only in this latitude, but at the South and the extreme North. In the region round about our own favored city the warm weather has never been equalled, or exceeded save and except in the year 1859. Then, as now, the warmth ot Summer commenced in earnest in the month of July, and prevailed tor three weeks with very little rain, and no abatement of the heat, which was steady, persistent and intense. On the lath day ot July, lbo9, tho Messrs. Howard, at their 'hip-yard in Jefferson villa, were engaged in building and packing the sides ot a boat for Capt. Sterrett, of Texas, a packet

to ply tho Rio Grande, from CalvesnoTnt On01?11,' and intermediate Many were prostrate,! L, threat and it was impossible to 4itK- 1 the intense hca(of the suranl During the present year lr,q nn the 13th of July, the Messr, 'l Ioh" at their shipyard at Jeffcrsonvillo with a full force of hands, were engaged planking tho sides of a lie bnat for Captain Sterrett, of Texas, for the trade he was engaged in iu 18o9, and now, as then, the heated term was the sane, tho thermometer at 10J, aDd the workmen prostrated by the overcoming beat, and wore compelled to sue m nib ond ntiit. xrnrl-

So that it will bo seen that the present season has had a parallel, though all of us are inclined to think the heat of summer was never so great as now. It is to be hoped that the trial, for tho year at least, is over, and that it will not now, as then, extend to another week, or a single day longor. A wrecking bo:t, fitted up by eome of the coal-boat toy, is at work wrecking thr Confederate gunboat. General Beaurecrd, which was sunk at the head of tho bend below Memphis, in the engagement before that city in June, lSCl'. St. Lons. Ti o Democrat of FrN day says : . Weather pleasanter yesterday, owing to a breezy which was stirrinsr yi?l1i,day- P,ivcr stationary here, and all the upper rivers inclining to the same condition. Receipts and shipments heavy for the season, more steamers being en ployed than is usual in midsummer. The reported bk-riso from Lenton a p., ears to be a fizzle. However, the .Missouri continues at an excellent, gtagi from Benton to iu mouth. Ihe Ohio continues to go down The h te and Arkansas are low. Led and Ouachita Itive-s eontJlnUu.,t0 ,decIil?3- They will both doubtless be at low stage ere loug. m The entire imi mnity of the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company's steamers from destruction by fire or sinking for L'tj months past, is looked upon as a singular fact. Koine persons aro of the opinion that it ' due to the circumstance of Messrs". Wolff and Hynos having purchased the bars of these steamers just 2i months ago, and having had possession of thorn ever since. Not one boat has the Company lost; yet the previous year 11 were totally obliterated from the river by accident, and somo even the previous year from tho formation of tho Company. Messrs. W. and II. havo paid for insurance of tho bars on the Atlantic line' boat-, the sum of ? 10,0( 0. MEMPnis.-Thelt?rtZawc7.e of Thurs day says : The weather continues oppressively warm, with showers almost daily. The fhoM'er yesterday, however, was very light. Business was dull. Tho Uleaner is in despair about a load for Cincinnati. The Minneola took out only a few small lots of freight and but a few passengers. Arkansas river packets- don't eppear to flourish, which is htrgeiy due to the low ntase of water in that stream. It affords scant two and a half feet wafer on tho bars below Littlo Rook. Whi'e river is at a good sajt! to Jacksonport, and falling. The Mississippi continues to decline steadily, ind affords only eight to eight and a half fectiwatcr on the bars below. New Orleans The Times of Wed nesday says : 1 bn weather still continues uncomfortably warm, and if ves.erdav be any criterion to go by, we can safely put it down as one of the hottest clays of tho season. The temperature from an oarly hour was very close, un l notwithstanding the numerous f-howers we received, the closeness did not seem to vary in the least. We noticed at 2 p. M. the mercury at 9j in the shade, which vas the best evidence that could be given of the intense heat. Business matters on the landing was fair enough for Tuesday. There was not a great number of departures, and those that left appeared to have ampin trips for the times. OHL2JANS. AlosauUer McUr.or. Wm. McGregor. SIcGrcpor Brothers, GENERA Li . V jMMISSION MERCHANTS, no. .13 rciiovi'irovi.XH sr., New Orleans, La. Liberal advan'-es marts on ProvlPiont ftnl Wwleru Protiuoo couslgued to our addrew.. Ap2d.ua. E. H. Faiephild. J. W. BmoHAK. FALRCHILD & EINGHALJ, CommiHslon Mcrohnnta 81 Magazine Street, nov20 dly NEW ORLEANS. JOHN 1VLVS0X, BRASS F0DNDES AND FINISHER, Steam and Gas-Pipe Fitter, Mannfartnrr nid PeaW In Ptcmn and Water (lanws, Hptuw-r ami Kubtiltt Melal. ami nil ArtlrlfH Hpj?rlaining to a Brass ''cmn.iiy. STEAM DO IT AND GEN ERAL BLACKSMITHISG, Water Street, bet. Tine and Lcet. K VANS VILLE, 1X. gHd-CaMh pa;a for old CoprT RJ Brass. The partnprsblp betwfin John Ivlnsou and John Khepxrd was disolvfd on t he 29! h of Juno, by the retirement of Jnlm Sbeimrd. Tbe biixinexi oi tuo Ilrm will he Kettled by John 1 vinon. J.v3. RAILROAD HOUSE, Generally known us the, OLD BULL'S IIE VD This peasant situation is now open for the ac-miu nidation of board.,, lHr te oire tion ot Miw aud l "oVUE i he htrent e.ir will he lound convenie it, ruiinin t and )Vo!u the BreiniH- v?ry tu imautes. One ir twoMrnail f.imii ex run be Mccomuioda'.cd. P ts. Larg kuiI rfood accoimuodatlort lor stock. jmays dim BUAKVIXU Mm. D. Carter lias removed to Mr. John Hcwsoa's hire liou, oa Dlvisi jh Si rea, hctwoeu Ht-coud aTl Third, and it ready to receive hs many dy boarders as will tlve h-r a tali, buo jto has live or six good roii!iH to let. may 13 dlf MRS, u. t.'A it 1'HR. BOARKiXti KT THE DAT Oli WiJ-K. at MIH. E. M. BUUNS'S, No. 12 fierond Ht., bet. Main and Locust Btrx t, Evansville, Ind. A few more ledgers and quite a number of day boarder can still be accommodated. MRS. K. M. ncarCtf