Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 September 1868 — Page 3

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fTittittg just returned front Keio York with a SPLENDID STOCK OF GOODS IS THX TAILORING AND CLOTHING LINE, now offer the same to the public at the - LOWEST CASH PRICES, As I am determined to sell the Clieapest Goods to be found in Evansville. My stock consists in part of tin following goods: READY-MADE CLOTHING. BOYS' CLOTHING, ALL KINDS. PIECE GOODS OF THE XiixteHt Stylos, Which I propose to make up to order VERY CHEAP! iSD IN TUB BEST STYLE! Jill Goods made by me warranted to please. Aho, a very fine assortment of GEXTS FURNISHING GOODS, Such as SHIRTS, DRAWERS, NP, CJZ TIES, UNDER WE A R GLO VLS, S USPENDERS in fact, too numerous to mention. . Give me a call, at my old stand. Ko. 8 SOUTH FIRST STREET EVANSVIM.E, ISiD. J. H. CARLIN. auU GROCERIES. CHARLES VIELE & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, BOUTHWK3T COBJUJtU First and Sycamore Streets, aa9 dtX? ISAAC SOaXAKST. DAVID BKTXAni. I. 3t 1. II EI MANN, "Wholesale Dealers la . GBOOEEIES, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, NAILS, COTTON YARNS, QLASSWARJB Nos. 60 and 63 Halo Street, Between Second and Third, ETANSnUI, ID.

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1IIA ICI.E.S B.4BCOUK Ot Co., - nrroarn abtc, DULn rs Coach & Saddlery Hardware Springs, Axled, Wood Work, Damaaka iiarneaa, Knameled Patent Leather fad Mkins, Bklrtlnga, Ac, Ac. IVo. Main Street. KvansriUe, July 2,1368 ' J10 EtETTICIIER, KELLOGG & Co. (Successor ta Wall. KeUog A Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Or 13 XTix-st Stx-eetr, SIGN OF THE BIGr PADLOCK AXES, ax.es, AXE8, AXE8, AXES, AXE8, TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY : : TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET CUTLERY, C ; " POCKET CUTLERY, :,; T TrabeChalna, Trnoo'CliainB, Tx-a.oo Clia.insi, Planters' Hoes, ? . Planters Hoes, C Planters lloes, T ; ; r : Meefcanlcs Tools, . . Mechanics' Tools, . ' Mechanics' Tools, BUILDERS' IIAEDWARK, " BCILDKRS' BASDWABR, BUILD K&S' 1IA8DWAKX," cotto and wool cards, cottow anuwoolcakbh, , COTTON AM U WOOJU t'AHIMi BEST RUBBER BELTTNO, MKST HVJHBKR BRLTlNd, BmTRVBBKK.JiKL.TlNQ, Kill and Cro83-Cut Saws, Mill end Cross-Cut Saws, -.. Mill and Cross-Cat Saws. CASH buyer will find it to their advan tag to examine oar. stock before parehaeUm elaewbere. - At the Old Stand, IS First St BSTTICliXB, KSLLbCG A CO. torn AVTIL ORR. JAMKS D4V1DBOX. J. L. OBJI SAMUEL ORR & CO., IRON, STEEL, TIN-PLATE, WIIIE, SPRINGS, AXLEP, Horse and Male Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAG0X AXD EUCGT WOODWORK WROTOIIT SCRAP IBON BorOHT At the highest market rates. Wafer Street, lunUdtf ' EVANSVILLE. IND. DRUGGISTS. W. B. BURFOHD. S0HUEB3IANN & BCRFORD. ApotliecarleH, OPERA DRUQ STORE, ; (CHANDLER'S BLOCK,) No." 18 South hrst Street; '' EVANSVILLE, IH. Chemicals; Wines, Brandies, fte , for medi cinal purposes. Will keen constantly on band a lame assortment of Perfumeries, Toilet KoHj5rtt xi.ir, riKii, iuuiu, nau tiuiufi Drunuw, r rrescripuous careiuuy componnueu at all hours. -. . -w(au23dam ' H. J. SCnLAEPFER, i I PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES AND COEJIICALS, Wlne and Xirancllesr, Where you can find the lara Toilet Articles la vne went. r Physicians' Bresciiptlons"W hours, day or night, by nonev rienotMi irescnpuon urujjxunB. mayvc gam , CLOID & AMU, IVliolesale Drusglsu. SIANCFACTURIXG CHE31IS18 No. 16 North First Street - AUENT3 FOR ; : 6E0RGE H. JIESD'S DOMESTIC ' LIQUID DYES. , i , OJCNKRAL AUKNTS FOR i w DR. ARMISTSAD'S TONIC. STBltt UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and . ; PILE ODiTJIENT. . mm- All orders promptly tilled. P mnv T.iVATWholesale and Retail arum - vwnr i us Medicines, Paints; Oils, Brushes, ccc JKAUi bt beu BecoiKl ana j. niru, ' WIniow OLAa taiury ,is. Tjunai dtl dVOLFF, Manufacturer of, and" Wholesale acd ' Retail Dealer In, COLLARS, and SADDLERY . HARDWARE ',; if o. 5S Main Street, corner Second, TAS8TXfXK. Iks. feblddU

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.' , 1 !. MABJtj?ACTURER3. A WD JOBBERS IN ' or TT MCMTTWW..":.;; Job Printers Bookbinders. : i i. A " Wbotesale and Retail Dealers In STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. ' i v No. 6 North ITiret St., . (At R. F. Barter A Co.'a old stand,) , . KVAJSaVILI:, INP. Home-made Blank Books always on hand, and made to order on short notice. Mr Music, Magazines, and Periodicals bonnd la any style. (marH dtm JOHN n. SCOTT, ; Bookseller, Statiouer ' AND '' ' : .'' ' ' ! N E W S T E A I E K, So. 53 MAlj'STBIET, car. Second, aalSdly . Eyassvtllh. Iso. CHLSfCINXATI Paper XVarelionse. CHATFIELD & WOODS, ' KASOrACTTREBS: ' " ARB WHOLtSAU PAPER DJE AIDERS 71 ana 79 Walnat Street, Keep constantly on band a complete as' sortuieot of . ... . FIAT-CAP, T0LI0, DE3IT, MEBIUH, . BOYAL, 1X1) StFJES-ROIAL . FLAT I.KTTERS, various weights: FLAT COMMERCIAL -AND PACKET NOTES; Hubbard's GLAZED OOVKH - PAPERS. Nos. 1 ant 2; also, other brands, of all colors; PRINTERS' CARI blOCK, m sberts, -colored- and white; also, CTTT CARDS, In lull variety of qualities and ! . ; ; RULED LETTER; NOTE, AND , ; . CAP. PAPERS. ' Various weights and qualities. - PAPER BAGS & FLOUR SACKS, All sizes and numbers, first quality : of paper. , , . .. Newt Paper, Manilla Pnprr, Book Paper, Wrappua Paper, Colored Potter Paper, , Mam Jxtper, Stareh Paper,' OnmUe ' Paper. Tar Board. Straw Board. 1 Eeatliere or all Kinds ' For Binders' use, together with TOOU3 and . BINDKRS MAC'HINF.KY, All of 'which we offer at lowest, market prises. . .t , , , Orders by mall promptly filled. CHATFIELD & WOOIJH, 77 and li Walnut Street, mar31 dtf 4't nrlDiiatl. v FISH & BARTER, Wholesale Booksellers & Stationers, ' ;- ' II.. I. . SCHOOL BOOKS, ,. BLANK BOOKS, . MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPER ENVELOPES, " AND ' General ... Stationery, riVo.7l O MnliT S trcet, ETansTille, ; Iinliann. JnlySly , SPEER'S PORT ;GR APjE WINE.: " Used by Hundreds of Congregations for CliTirclx or Communion Pur- , poses. ; Alo,Eicellent for Ladles and TYetlilj - At i-. Persons. Vineyards, New Jersey. SPEER'S PORT OBAPE Four Years Old. WISE, ' This i8tly celebrated "Native -Wlnb made from the Juice of the Oporto Crrape, raised in U1 -eountry. Its Invaluable tonlo and strengthening properties are uutrarpassed by. any other, native W&ne. Being the pure' Juice or the grape, produced under Mr. IS peer's own personal supervision-. Its purity and geuulnenena are guaranteed. The youngest chiul may partake of Its generous qualities, and lue weakest Invalid may use it to advantage. It Is particularly beneficial to the aged and debilitated, and nuitable to the various aliments' that afflict, tba weaker sex. It is In every respect . A WINE TO BE RELIED XV. . 1QT.1IUB unq jjttti n l ui, uiarc vr Alio. f. f emales une ispeer's fori wraps w me. . "Weakly persons find benefit by its use. : ' b peer's Wints In hospitals are preferred no otner wines. ' at- Hold bv tiruzeist. - A. Sneer's Vine vara, New Jersey. Offloe S43 Broadway, New York. del '67 dly 1; HAAS Hesident Hentlst, Over First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, . : r '' . j :' . :vansvilie, lndi II ... j... U.'rlr 3rht Mli7r Vnl. W ora, Aruncm. i iubt:s, (an excellent and safe anaesthetic). Chit rofornv jxner, ana aisa sevenu iocaa pan yae. ,7 NEORALOIC Affections treated. . uv v 1 1 1 f 1 ITI L Q mrA an crrwil anil Tvt establishment as large (consisting ot rii rooms) as any in we u uiumi sta. Dnnbv v VUliilTH fnr th. a-.. tensive patronage received during the ptt ' CLOCKS. Wholesale Clock llouse. ' GEISSLER DELING, - ... . t , WHOLESALE CJlocIc Dealers, Teen eonstantly on hand a FULL aKsortti en t of betn Thomas and other American "ocfcs ; REGULATORS, OFFICE AND 4ALLpLOCKS - Denu lor rrwx jfo, 48, MAIS STREET. marlOdly ' 1IATTIIE VV DA 12 ELL, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Nails, WMta Lead, Lime,

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FkKO. it. atitox : : - - UiE.f. witsoK. No 5 N. WAtEI St UEET, "j; : - i ,f r.'.,. ?-o ..i ;--:j . EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, Porvarding f , Commission MERCHANTS, 1 -A!TD- , J' GENERAL A6EN TS WHITE LINE Central Transit .Company. All freights for New York and New England toicns through without trans fer. au26 Wft.dof BftoTHERB, Parts Landing, Ten a. A. W. biDKiiOTTOX, vansville, Ind. , WELDON BROS. & CO, j ': Cotton and Tobacco Factors, : PRODUCTE ASIt COWWISSIOX Offlcee-COB. VINE & WATER 8TREET3. EVAKSVIXXZ, ISTD. 1 ar" Special attention given to purchasing supplies. - may IS d3m Lvwis BtrrrsKB. Ja., .; ; Jobs QixbebT Evansyille, Ind. Ooloonda, i . . L. BUFFNER, JR., & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Provision and Produce Dealers, .' .-AND, I 1 . 1 AGENTS KANAWIIA .SALT CO., f f . ., XO. 7 HALT ST., KYAXSYILLE, IXD. . . - . r , j , - Orders and Consignments solicited. mytf ' . -:! ! ' 1 . . 1 1 " - .... - . - i . . ; ! i, TUOS. C. SMITH & COh - ' ' PRODUCE AND ' COMMISSION MERCnANTt, , ' Dealers Jn ' " ' ' Flour, Hay, Corn, Oats, Grass ' Seed and PRODUCE OENEltALLY, Ko. 5 SOin'U WATElt HTU.JC.Kt, ' EVAJfSVILLK, 1KB. Aeents for the celebrated HAZARD POWDER COMPANY. All orders promptly Riled. IJan2 d r HARDWARE. II cudqu tit tors for, ami only Complete Block of, oopcr Tools & Truss Hoops In the city. - - ... , We have now a full line of . Barton's Cooper Tools ; Columbus Cooper Planes and Joint ers; A No. 1 Truss Hoops, 10 to 32 inches ; Patent Dowel and Croze Bilts, Saws, Di viders, Braces, sc. Also, Apple-Parers ; L ' - Grain Shovels ;' ' ' ' " Coal Shovels ; c , Brass and Enameled Kettles ; Builders' Hardware ; "" Chain Pumja; &c.-- ' - i ; Alt of the above at LATEST EI CCED Hardware Dealers, " ' ' ' No. r MAIN STREET, Jy2) dtf J , Bet. Second and Thfrd Streets. - il. 15. Wells 3s "-'Son; No. 31 MiUNlST., Importers and Dealers In i fli nT i 1 ' Tme. Ior Halter Chains: VllMllto Haines; C-otion aftd Wool t ' f varus. . i Gni nc Snaths. Grain Oadieft, Forks, k)CJ lilt, Hoes, Rakes, Sheep Shears. (liaiFPla Spades, AXES; Mill, CrosstjilVflClS, cut, aud drvalajr Saws; and urlnustones. . ITit'AC Table and Pocket Knives, Alii 1 W 7 Aleves, ; Horse and Shoe Brushes, Cnrry-Conbs. Valla Locks, HI ugos Screws, Tacks, ililiiSf Scales, and a luree stock of Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools and Builders' Hardware. 11. K. WELLS A SON. 31 Main Street. ap23 REALESTATE. New Real. Estate Agency. J. P. Elliott fc Son ATE OPENED A HEAL EST AT Agency for the sale of and renting lands, houses, Ac., Ac Perseus having nouses or land to rea ar sell, or persons wishing to purchase- or rent, will do well by calling on theaa sA their office, on Third Street, near Locust In Elliott's Block - Junell tf . ' W. II. KLCSJIAA fc CO., Eeai; Estate Agents, JTo. 63 Main Street, ' EvAssvitLX, Im. A Notary Public In the offlce, ap29d.tr

r. BAJtKsatiTit.'l a."Btnftffa.-j.: . Vi s. i.acnitt, i . t KvansyiiiA, la2i . Memphis, Terjlri , ;. .' jf , i . BANk8?.iiTn,injMPnttEYl fel?., OoilllillKSioiA y'Forward! 11 M e r c h a ii 1 f t ITOWAIIO ROW,

MEMPHIS, TEJtl. fen21-d3ni A. S.-HATH TTK3T. ' J. J. WHTT f A!ri r Ilajhiirst & lIiitta2aer, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND tt- , v s . WARDING MERCHANTS, ' ' Hoi ....Routh Water Bi. - Dealers in Hoor, Eaeon, Hay, Oata, 00i and Country Produce. .Q. ST A? IJAIRD & START, (Successors to W. M. Alkman A Co..) GEXERAIi AflKSTS, PBOBlt Forwarding and Commission M chants, Evansyille, Indiana. Xefer to I i Q. Wheeler, Pres't, First Natioial Baa and Sam'l Orr, Vice President EvanarLW National Bank. Agents for Ohio River Salt Co. noll'l We worm BF.MIND U II friends and former patrons that we are on FIRST' STRKlcT, otie door below Vine, next to L. Pierson's '."in Shop, still in the trade of LIQUORS, ZVLOUR, COAfMISSIONS, and should be pleased to see them. II, D, ALLIS ft CO. :; n. w Arxis &, co ' FORWARDING AND COMMISSI MERCHANTS, ; RECTIFIERS, and Wholesale Daalen ; : LIQUORS, FLODB, feci I WATER STREET," One door below Vine, next to L. Pierson's .- s j - Tin Shop, ' - - : ',,t 'T"v r :': ' ErAirsnixs, to,' ' janldtf.- '(' --- . . .. : P. fi. DusotrcHET, lata of Kvansviile, Ini John Gilbert, Golconda, 111. . P. S. DUSOUCHET & CO, ! :' .. V. ' ; GENERAL , . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i ...-Jfo. 83 Pojdraa Street, : j t,, . ... ; .' ; t l N E W-O R LEA N S, 1 LA . ' , Orders and consignments solicited. - Reference W. J. Lowry A Co., Uodes ' Carr A Co Henry Ayres, Esq. souchet A Co.., Evansville : J. v sq., J. U. Da . W. McCoy Son, Tneo. Steiger 4 Son, Golconda; A-C MoColllster, John M. Barter, Wm.H. ls: I. i .. T . . I. T 1." . . ... .1. Hill A Co.,V. R. Davl 4 Co., Warsaw; W B. Vanmeter Bro., Bowlrug-Orten, Cy--A J. Harris, VulMitown, Ky. , novfid3m -- --- i HI' - i - PUIL1IVDECSEB, Tblrd Street, bcU SveasBore &ad TIb ' ; ,(-: ManutwAurer of ' Compound Lubr!oat!no OHs j ; for all kinds of Machinery liARD OIIv SOAPS, aad CANDr.ES PURE CATAWBA WINK or my ow TOwt. .t , Ijacli2ldty Dissolution Notion THE lARTNERSiiM HERETO, fore exlHtmis let w.'n me nnJ.rsit;neiJ. uuder the name of ISurrou a Pool, hi l his tlav disKoivr-d lv nuiiuni cdnst iil. an.l the wltbtlmwal or StAi. l'iol. The business o( the linn will IwTwitled at their old orfice. No. K West Swoiirt street, now ccoupieil by B. M. Hurlou. Kltlier partner will use the ririu name in liquidation. H. M. H AUTO.V. M. M. POOU Ciiirlnnuli, Kept, hit, IScrS. c a. it r. REFERRINO to THE A HOVE, I take tilts optorlunity of thaukiui luy friends for l.'je llbetal pal ronaKe they have extended 'I o tho late firm, and ol asktiia their continuance of the same to my ionner partner und bucces.wr. M. M. IDOL Cincinnati, Sept. 1st, 1U 17 - . S. IL- BARTON, Ooiititiisfsioia Xcx-clinxir No. S West Second Street, : . CINCINNATI. Liberal advances made on consignments. e7dtf ; v PETER CASEY & 00 Commission Uercliunts For the sale of ilk Y, COBN. OATS. BRAN. FIjOU R, MEAL, BACON, LAUD, and Western Produce generally, Ko. 82 lVi:K STREET, ' aprSdtf , i . - : : f Vicksucm. Miss. ' - 0 ii W. KERNEY & CO., Commercial Uti-olcer-s, ; .,- : ntoDucE axd ' ; 1 ' COMMISSION MERCHANTS, K,-4 fclt'AJIOKK STKELT, marll d3m ' DURE NIC1TELS0N, C0MMEBC1AL BROKER, BAILEOAS ANS STEAMBOAT: AGENT, No. 5 North Water SU ap'Vdtf EVANSVILLE.:iND. . Jos. IT. Bf.ACir, late of Maysvilte, Ky. B. M. Klack, late l Black", Caniron A Co. . BLACK, It ISO. & CO., COTTON; FACTORS, AND ' -' CommlHston 31 ro limit M .- 't '. For the Hale of GRAIN, FLO UR, BEEF, PORK, And Western Produce generally, , J"'.20S. IK05T STBEET, au!8 Uanlai. MEMPHIS, TENN. CJNCINNATjrADV'TS. BASTON & POOL, Commission Merchants, No. 49 WES T FRONT NT., ' -. . 1TSCISNATL S. M.Barton. i,,s M. M. rook lmchJS dlj I. A. Clarkk, Memphis, Teun. J. U. Dkuuv, late of Cartmell A Drur . CLABIt A 1KUBY, Successors to Cartnoell A Drury.) Prodnoeantl Geuoral COMMISSION MERCHANTS So. 210 FROST STREET, Bet. Washington,and Adams, -. ; - MEMPHIS. TENN. " By permission we refer to Brandeis A Crawford. Louisville, Ky.; Barton A Pool, ruiiintl. Ohio: L. Huffner. Jr.. A Co.. t! Kvausville, Ind.: Hayhurt A WhiUaker, '1 Kvansvuie, iuu.; kjuik rroiners, nu ixuu, J mo Charles T. Hinde. Cairo. Ill F. W. Elv A To.. Mpmnh-H. Tenn. ewtou b ord A Co., Memphis, Teun.: btnUtou, Goyer A - Co., Memphis, Teun. luel an

Regular Evaa3Viii8.,dad Henderson Daily Packet. The aeet and splendid eidewbeel steamer MolUe TVoVton; CHARLEY PERKINS,' Master; Ed. Tirrt, Clerk, Will ply as a regular pacaet between KvansvlUeaud Henderson, otferinguneqnaled accommodations to travelers and thippers. Leaves Evansvllle dally at 'M d.ui.

Leaves Henderson daily at 7 a.m., uiakinir ciose connection witn the n;. s c. n.ti. FARE Through and way passengers ooiy u ceuis. Janl7 dtf DUICK NrcnoLSOP, Agent Coiho to Stnj. j Henderson & Evansvllle Daily Packet The new, fast, and elegant si Jo-wheel passenger Kteamer Moses Wallen, Master; Robert Brash ear, Clerk. Leaves Henderson every morning at 7 o'clock, promptly. . . leaves KvauHvlUe every afternoon at 4 I i-wvb" nvArnntlir Earo Through and way passeneers OOo. reisrht received at all hours at E. W. x at 1 11-k. h wuan uoii, iree 01 enarge. aug20 dim E. W. PATRICK, Agent. Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet ior jraancan ana Cairo. . The finely appointed steamer J. -fir CITMBE RXi A,lSnD, Bkn. Howard. Master Marion Wright, Clerk, ' Will ply as the regular Tuesday and Friday packet for Cairo and all wsy landings. Leaves Evansville everv TITKHda Ty aru FRIDAY, at 4 p.m. . . . . j Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 5 p.m. ; , Through bills or lading given for freight" ver the Mobile & Ohio Railroad. over Foi For freight or passage apply on board, or to , W. U. BKOVVN & CO.. or DUKE NICHJELSON, . - - . Agenta. f f Jyla dU Regular Green River Packet 1 I The fine Passenger Steamer t ! " JMES GRAY.' Jos McRcynovds, Master:,., Will ply as a regular Seml-Weeklv Pay-lrcf between Evansville and Woodbury, and all way landings, carrying freight, and inmeuscra ai lowest raies. marll atr . kt , '' Regular Evansville and ' Tennessee lilver Packet.. , ' For Paducah, Johnsonrllle,, ana The new Light-Draught Steamer ,LTNTGN.r-:f ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; v 7 V'ai Horfxsox, Clerk, leaves Evansville tor Etui port and all 'ietiueKeo River way lnndlngsaH a regular weekly packet, errrp Krlday at fonr p ta., laklnt; freight and ptuoufugeux at loweMt l-Hcket rstes, and elvfngeMjieclai attentionto tho fill In- ol older. For freight or pasuitge apply oil iKiard.' -; t.:l.7 If ; y.. lt , .. Destdf's Independent low-pfisstire Paokut QITIC J S T 12 3?: Jl. T. DEXTER, Master, leaves Fvansv llle for Cairo every MONDAY aiidTtllliSlAY,al4 .iu., )livoIv. eoiuiec'ilut' at I'nlm willi Hi. I.oiiiu iiieitipuiH, nun mew uriean pacKets, tun in ew Orleans packets.. 1UKK NU liK.llN, Agent. Janl If For Padacau and Cairo" 1 Regular. WeJ-uetthty and Saturday , : Packet. . The niagnlflrent side-wheel steamer ABlflAOA,-'-; A. M. Dusouchkt, Master; ' WlLt l'.l.'.WMB,lc. k 'V iEO. NlCHKLSOJf, '.,)' Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 4 p.m. leaves Cairo every THURSDAY" and SUNDAY at 5 p.ii).. iualting close connections at Cairo with first-class packets for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with the E. AC. R.R., nnd tbeTarascon for Louisville. orireigni or passage a L or passage apply on board, or F. M. HUMPHREY 4 CO,t' ! to or DUKE NICHELSON. se!2 tf Agent. DRY GOODS; SCHAPKEB, BUSSLU;& CO.,' Wholesale and Retail Dealers In U' ) DRY GOODS, MILUNERY AND : FANCY GOODS, t2 147 and 49 Main Street,, A Evakbvixxje, Isd., OlUave a complete atott ot iUMMtit GOODS, which they will clourt ' out S icneap to Make rootii for FALL STOCK. - X O "a" complete stock of CAMPAIGN en Fi. A4..S anii lSTKEAHEttN alwars on t baud, or made to order at ichort aolice. 03 Ako, AgenU for the celebrated ; . FLOUEXCK 8KWISG MACHINES, a i i Which we warrant' have no superior In J 'this country for family use. 'Satlsfaou liti gnaranteoti,or tut moaey reuniuSq ed. Come and see them, or send lor - Iclrculara. ... i. .. l ! " SCHAPKER, BUSSINU A CO.- fi " jylOdtf STOVE WOIUXS. Excelsior Store WorKs. i 1XI.EMKKU, T1IWMAN & Co. (Successors to H. K. Blemker), .- , MASBFAtTrBERfl of. the fine and ..... . heavy . . . ... EXCELSIOR STOVE, j " J tbe most durable now made, and the famous . j : ; CHARTER STOVE, k and the good and cheap ... Anaada, StonewalL Kent acky, TENNESSEE, and PALMETTO STOVES, and a great -variety of II E A TI NO STOVES, all of tho laleat and most approved patterns. Also, Light and Smooth Country HonowWare. Skillets and Lids, Ovens and Ltds. Dog-Irons, Dinner Pots, Teeiue- , Pi tare of Hoote Work : -i ' ., : CAST-ISONTBOXTS, GRATES, tC,&C. Also ; Tinware; ' and Dealers In Tlnnera' Stock. I f desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for twelve mouths. - . ' . ' Orders solicited before purchasing else Found'ery, corner Sixth Street and Canal. Store and Sample Room at No. 14 Seooa street, tx. c rsiemaer s oiu BLEMKER, TILLMAN CO. niayW

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ToV t,TEASlBOAT PRINTING. T . No printing establishment 4n the West has better facllltles' bi' greater ability for aoing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort ment ot job Type, though veryiar?e ana omplete. is coiiKtanl lv tiemeBildetl to. and our job depart ment 1 under the personal ?uPrvlslon of oue of the best Job printers UJi. . United States. We are prepared to kTiJl TostersP,li"0'- laucy. Bill Heads, tTLiftSl .Deck and Meal TickAc maies' xictteis ior Lauor, wi."iff?iYTa.r1 ,e,t with either or the rp. wter aud Water. . J he wither yesterday-was cloudy, warm and sultry, with indications of ram. . A' denae fog prevailed ' from midnight of Thursday till after day, light. It was dense also through the city, forming a halo around the street lamps. The river " here had risen daring the 21 hours ending at three o'clock yesterday, fully one foot. Advice.? fro nr above give evidence of plenty water coming and livelier times in maritime circles may be expected. Arrivals int hrparlnrts. The arnyali and departures up to 3 o'clock yesterday' include the Cdtaberland, Cairo to return; Mollie Norton and Sallie V., Henderson to re turn ; Alaska, New Orleans to Cincin nati.' :1 ' ; - - " Boats Dnc. ' '-' - Among the fir3t boats due A ere are the Armada and Quickstep, from Cai ro; ' the llose Ilite and Morning Star, from'Louisvillej the Argonaut No. 2, from New Orleans the1 Darling,' for Memphis; ;Ctra; 'S.- and Lottananna, forNewQrlcatis; Fanny Brandcii and Charmer from Cincinnati; ; Abeona and Camelia, for St. Louis ;1 Romeo, fromClafksville?""u - ' Freights were offering fairly yester day' morning, and the Cumberland and Linton were receiving freely. The Cumberland Lhad a fair trip up. u.The Alaska passed up about 9 o'clock yesterday, morninj, with' a Jarge ihmeunt 7of .fretghtiiT Bho - has beeu- 'ing at? Cairo for some time. waiting for - water.. ....The' Armada was expected ! to 'arrive i last ; night in" time' for Uapt.' Gui. to vwit the new Opera,' and indulge hia. well known taste for i music. .-.i.The Cincinnati Gazitfe of Thursday; iin- speculating about the prospects of water, says: 1 7-fr4 heard an opinion cxnreiised about thi time; last.eeasoa, that we would not have waer until after .the ' enow melted upon the mountains in February. '' Time proved how falaciOuti that statement wn. as it will rove the one referfeilto aUvo., We have no doubt that u permanent vise lias started at headwaters, and next week will cive ns : all the" water we want for the buHinesa now loirtg.'' Oar recollection is that the proply? eey "won- very5 nearly --correct." 1 The owest water was' iu'-October, and the Minneola, which-'lofV Cincinnati on the 12th of September, we believe, did not get over French Island Bar till in November, and got back to Cincinnati about the 1st of Decenter, and the bar in front of this city was bare during large portion of the Winter.' ' ' v.! I :.-..; ! ' Launch. Vapt. Henry Scott's new steamer Wabash,' now being built at Ca vender's ship yard, will be launched at 2 o'clock to-day.- This will be a novel spectacle to most of our citizens, and we expect to see an immense crowd of people out to witness this interesting event. The boat is 133 feet by 29 feet beam, with 4h feet depth of hole. " ; ' ' Boats Eravlntr To-Day. ' ' ; For : CAIRO-The grand Armada, thoroughly repaired, repainted, and refurnished, resumes her place to-day in the Cairo packet trade, and never looked so well as now.) She was always a deservedly; popular boat, and is - now more attractive and 'more luxuriously j. furnished I ; than . ever. Captain Gua. Dusouchet, one of na ture's noblemen, is in command, and his return . to the trade with his pet packet will be hailed .with delight by riis host .of friends along the . river. Those . pieasint i yodng gontlomcu Captaia Billy Fowler, Georgd Niche!son, and. Mr; Williams will bo' found in the ofBcc, bestowing their Jblandest smiles and a. pleasant Attention 'on passengers and ..shippers. Geo. Jacksen Btill'inanages tho commissarj-'de-partraent, which, insures 'sumptuous tables. " Captain . vTnckcr comtnands the forecaatlei' and.; freight will be earefully ind safely, handled, v ,r, Fob Lortsviit: Tho i beautiful Rose-Hite-witlbc-thc regular packet for Louis vi He ah d all way landings at eighf o'clock to-night on , tho' arrival f.th flying XiuickstepJfronr'. Cairo, Captain Will.' ilolleroft is hot cxpericoebd and popular commander, and Mifes IX Warren and Jcusor Jackson are r her Accomplished ..and atteutivo clerks..! -'t Ui:- .tn ,-. ,r "FOR-CAVNP.'LTOS.'-The prompt and reliable Ollie Sullivan leaves as usual at 10 a. m. for Canneltou and all way landings. She has pleasant accommodations; and Captain Hugo a'bd John Adams are courteous and attentive to passengers. T. K. Hugo attends to the freight.' '': " i ' For Green. Biveb. The James Gray, the only Green River 'packer,leaves for Woodbury and all way landings at 4 o'clock this evening, commanded by that experienced stcamboatman, Cipt. Joe ' Mclteynold-J Give her a bigtrip. y f- For' H f.ndrsox. The beautiful, and fleet sidc-wheol steamer Mollie Norton leaves as usual, promptly at 1 o'clock this evening, for Henderson, having most elegant eabin accommodations and great speed. Captain Charley Perkins and the Terry brothers, her chief officers, are accomplished and accommodating gentlemen; . , , ' The new and splendid side-wheel steamer Sallie V. will leave for Henderson promptly, at 4 r. m. to-day.; She is a beautiful little boat, with nice cabin appointments. Captain Moses Wallen commands, and Robert Urashear is her clerk. .. Both are clever and pleasant gentlemen. For Cairo. The beautiful Fanny Brandeis is due to-day from Cincin-

fcHis 60 l-ouie to U.iiro and war laudlogs JJcr ofacer, are cii,- accomplished young citizjn?, Captain Hen.y Miller and KittBuld. They willgit every attention ft paseii(jors and shippers.

Fob Cincixnatl The n!n.in and finely appointed Channpr, Capt. P. K. Barclay, will be hero this morn -ing'and will leave r t noon for Cincinnati, aud all way ports. .She enters the trade as a reguLr Saturday iacket. Capt.T Barclay is a clever gentleman and should, receive a liberal patronage from our merchants. Mr. Tiehr--nor is her affable and obligi ae clr-rk. flleanloint trotn wnr Kiriumrra. ClNCIN.VATI. The Commercial of Thursday says: The rain, yesterdar, prevented ship ments, detaining all but the short packets. The McCullough and Gray for Piitsburg, Butler for Wheeling, Charmer for Evansville, and Fanny lirandeis lor the Smith. wrf dtainrd from this cause, but will depart today.Freights arc o.fering in mode rate quantities. 1 he Champion towed the Darling rom tho mouth of Licking to the levee, last evening. Capt. Kates will commence loadioqthis favorite packet tor Memphis forthwith. 1 hero is a largo schooner in port at New Orleans, called the Narrag aosstt. which has a history connected with its name. The schioner was built at Cleveland, 0., went throueh several i5"iiVc5it?,n 1.akos- an i through the VelIaud Canal, as well as down the bt. LaAvrcnce, anl has th-i3 come back from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and thence to and fiotn an European port to New Orleais. The Narragansett is a vessel, built away up in the Western country, which, thirty years ago; was a wilderness. The Narragansett is far from being the first, vessel built on the NortWn lakcswMch has comi'down, throue.h many vicissitudes ot stumps aad falls, rapids and shoals, aad still ha3 tiavi?ated old ocean as well and bucccfsully as one whoso timbers wera ioiued on the Penobscot, or in Portland itself. Ffty years a.sro Jas. Fennimore Cooper would have laughed at tho idea of a vessel, built on " wild Ontario's boundless lake," ever cutting; tho salt waves with her keel. But modern innovation has accomplished wOnders, aad, if Yankee enterprise goes much further, we may yet, in our generation, discover, from personal observation, whether or not tiic moon is made of green cheese. LOUISVIM.K Tho Courier cl Thursday says : ' The recent rains have produced a rjso in the Kentucky River siuiicient. to. bring out coal. . Several boat-loads from proctor,- the. principal mining point ' on the river, have reached Clay's Ferry and landings lower down.' .Such a rise at this season is unprecedented, ami persons who have been familiar with tin? river lor Uliy years twll us that nothing of th? kind has happened in their experience. The hull of Captain Iortou's ncir Hteaiuer l.eo was successfully launched at New. Albany yesterday. The following are her dimension-;: Length 170 feet, beam :!( f.'et, bold d feet. The Leo is designed expres-dy for the Alabama Kiver trad ntul will run from New Orleans to Montgomery. Captain Norton is a native of this city, but fur the last (hit ty years has been in tho Alabama Kiver trade as pilot and Cnptaiu. St. Lows. Tup A-mom, of Thursday says : The 'river has risen one foot here, and was nlowly swelling lait evening. Toere is isix feet water to Cairo, and will probably be no less this season. The rains hive been continuous and heavy, and it is believed the upper rivers will bo Bensibl; affected thereby. We hear of little improvement as yet in the Ohio, boats being roEorted aground at JIurricnne Island, wing to the inclumeccy of the weather j'esterday two or three of the packets were unable to get their cargoes in, and consequently deferred their departures till to-day. LAW C AltOS. johs m. cRKBH. - CHAtr.vcKT b. coxaaa : CREBS & CONGES, AttrnrvM-t.Lr. ' annl, lilinotn rn"y-Bi-iw, ' ", imuo-.i I practice law In aU the Courts ol Kuis. White, Wayne, Hamilton, ttal'.ne, (iallatin Oountitw, in tbo tstate ol liiiWUI wards. a.nl il!IuI I nOlH, au3 ID Hie nur-iciin vA.ni iiuiw O. Maehow, Jam en K. Minor, HlockWdll A Co., Colonel T. W. SUinn, with I. 5t Jj. Ho,, man, Umi. W. Karrow, ivlt. Vernou.2 . , mavl iam ..... , , ; ' W. P. HARCRAVE, ATTOItNEY at LAW. ' Offlee on Third Street, in WashlDston HoasM Block. Will practice ' t e Various Cotjils ot the Clroult. . rouipt attenllon to oiats huuinuBd IUo:-l 1.-(11) , ; :: B. Ll D. GUFFY, A TTORNEY A T LA W, MORGANTOWN, KY., Will prartlce In th vuntlea of Eutlar, War ron, M ub ! urg, OUlo, nd McLean. --Prompt attention giveu to iheolictioa ot claim. - KeitireLcea-WheeVr KIkis, Ilolllnp'. worth 4 Jiro., Ch.'is. Uabc-K-a it Co. apiat Ti.lX. BLICSt, ATTORNEY & COUNf JELOR at IJLV7 .j . . : aiA"AIO, , Crittenden County, Kentucky. apI7 wtf j.W ORLEAIIO. C. H. FATECHIT.O. J. W. ETISQHAIf. FAIRCHILD & BINGHAM, Conun 1 mm Ion T mit m 81 Magazine Street, novaodly NEW ORLEANS. -"' .' 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