Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 June 1869 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY.-

..JUNE 30, 1869. JOB PRINTING. THE TsnslI!e Journal Company, Was never better prepared to do ITine To1 rrliitiiij;, -AT VERY CII KA l It AT ES Than at present. BILL II R ADS, RILLS OP LADING HANDBILLS, JPOSTSRS, CIRCULAR, DEEDS, STATEMENTS, MORTGAGES, WEDDING CARDS, BUSINESS CARDS, BALL. CARDS, SHOW ARDS, VISITING C.4RDS,SlIiri'IXa TAGS, And, In fact, all kinds of Job Printing executed In the highest style of the art, and at very low prices. No. 0 LOCUST STBEET. Il4.ir.EtOA! TIMK-Ti IS CI' ( orroclMl Jnnc 2:tl, IS ) EransYille & ( rawtordsvlllc I!.C. IOINO NOKTIC. Mail. Kxpr. ...10 Mo A M... 5:16 l if. Leave KvaoHVille Freight 4 : 1 A M A rrt e V hieeii!ies.. 1 :13 p m... 7:11 p m...J0:W p m xone name. 4:ju p m...iu:d,i p m... 4:15 p n Terre Haute & InuiatiapoUs. OOISTQ EAST. Isave Diiy E. lait Ex. Mail. Terre llante. 4:Jop m... l:66A3i-. (i:A m A -ril'e IndiaiiitpoliH. 7:0T p m... 4 :20 A m...10:0. m Creslliue 4:(i0 A M...ll:.x m... :IjP M C.ev. laud 7:3ii A M... :" P M... 9: ft p M BulTlo a:lt)p m...1M:45p M ... 4 :'2 A M Pitt--lura 11 :t0 a M ... ti:."i P M 1 :5 a m . 'hnit.i. ifbi. Hvt A M .. 9:25 a m... 4U0F m Kew Voru . 6:U0 A M...ll:43 A H... 0:i,p M Ohio & Mississippi. GorNa EAST. Leave Lightning Ex. Aoc NitclitEx. Vlncenues ... 1:33 p m ... 1:4;J f M Sk5p m tMnelniiatl 9:P0 P M.ll:15 P M... 6:l1 A M Louisville 8:uOF M... 1:10 AM... b;:iOAM GOISQ WEST. Leave .Mali. Night Fx. Pay Ex. Vlnceunes .... 4:a5r M... 2:06 A m U:i5 a m Arrive St. Louis 11 :50 p M .. 9:10 A M... 2:(fl P U Cairo...... 3:60AM... 4:50PM BETURNINQ, Terre Haute it Indianapolis. Lrave lnclp'lH.35 A M. 7:30 AM. 1:16 P M. 8:10 P M Arrive T. 11 6:;i0 AM.10:26 A M. 4:65 P M.U:05 p M 1 RKTUKN1MG, EvansTllle & t'rawfor(lTllIo I.ure Exp. Moil. Freight. T Haute ...... 6:40 a m... 5:H) p m... 6:46 A at ViiKWiiBes S; jAM. S:0oP MU :40AM " Arrive Evau-.ville :..:& A M-..0:34 p f.".."B:10 p m " E. If.' & NT RJi., NortheraDivision TR,irNK Utl.NG KOUrH. Transfer VatkV,ilahicr Mollis Norton t(5.vs ! vui-iville daily (.Sun Jays exrfp1"',) ul',: 't:l" P.M. Trin l.ivf Hf uiei-on at... 4:16 p.m, Arrjv at Ma4lsouviil4..,. ... 7:60 p.m. - .-fcrOlNU SOUTH. Trniit leavp- .x.aili.Hi nvilUi dully SilUilttys xco.tKd) tit .., 4:'i6.A.M Afrtv;',at. Hi OdrHua..... 7 :60 A.M Arrive at hVau-Vtiio Dydrnusitr Packti MoiHe Nortnu-'. U:.t0 a.m Mauley -ouuin.ioi ix.ui ways vntu traimou Uu 15. a; c. Jtauioaii. HTiiAMIJOAT LINES.. ,-. To rixw'I.-iiXLK.Eyery- M'ouuay at io 'wCTALAOk a.m.- veryjTuf!r,JL.-eJues aay.TlinrwIwy, Frldayt and Saturday al o'clock f. M. To CAiuo-iIJally, except Hunday. at 4 loutitr.N ftivxR. Kvery MOU'Uy.Tnesday, TliurnUay, and .saluraay al 4 O'ciock y.M. To Easti-ort. Every Tuesday and Hat nr ta,v ul. J o'clock P. M To "H putdekson Daily, except Hundays, al A o'cliick p.m. To N Artu vi Every Tuesday, Wednes day anu a.Lurilay hi 4 p. m. . Transient tioaisdiillv uo and dowr To Cincinnati Every Saturday, at 10 A.M. io CANSF.i.TOM-Every Taiisday, Thurs day, and rtaluratiy al 10 a.m. RockportHtasje (via Newbnrgh and BooiiTllle,) carrying the mail, leaves al 7 A. M., On Monday. Wednewiays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 P. M., TueHdays, Thursdays ad Hatnrdays. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays al7 A. m. Arrives Tues- - days and Saturdays by 4 p. M. MU Vernon Mall Htat;o leaves daily (ex eept Hnndays) at 7 A. m. Arrives daily (ex i eept Hundays) by 2 p. M. 'I'oNbwburo. Hac dally (except Hunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, al 3 O'olook p. M.

June 1st, 1869.

' We offer the following at Bottom Prices for Cash : Blood's Cast-Steel Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythe ; Blood's German Steel Grass, Grain, and Lawn Scythes; Willard's Cast-Stael Grain Scythes ; Wabswortb's and Br.ootVs Red Rover .Grass Scythes; - Wadswo'rth's" Brier Scythes ; Grass Seytln and Snath, complete, only 5L 5U, worta uu. German O rase Scythes and Sickles; . . -English Urass Sickles; .. , Hall, Semplo & Co. s Snaths and Cradles; Hall, Sample & Co.'s Hay Forks and Hay Rakes ; ' Fork Handles and Cradle Fingers; Bey the and Orind Stones; Brass and Enameled Kettles J Apple Parers, and Parera, Corers, and Slicers;. Building Hardware ; Belmont Nail3, at latest reduced prices; Chain Pumps; Best Tools of all descriptions. The above for sale, wholesale and rtati, ov FRED. P. STRAUB & CO., 71 Main Street, ""Between Second and Third. TERMS CASH. junl (Union, Demokrat, and Courier copy." HiUUILUER. Jilllltll DAV11MON, J.L.OKB SAMUEL ORR & CO., ISO H. STEEX.I I TIN-PL.ATK, WIICE, ZINC, SPUTNGS.AXLES, Horse and Mule Shoes, Tinners' and Blacksmiths' Tools, WAGON AND BUGGY WOOBWdllX WKOU441IT NCKAP IRON HOCfUfll At the hlghPHt markot rat ea. Water Street,. EVA NMVI L.Tj1S, 1ND. lunU dtf BiETTlCllim, KELUKHi&Co. (RuocenKors to WellH, Kellogg & Co.) IMPOKTKlia AND JOBBERS OF t.'"S" WARE lit Xis-st Street SKIN OV THK BIG PADLOCK axi:, axiis, ax iis, ax ics, AXES, AXl'lS, TABLE CUTLER y TA 11 LK CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CliTIiEKY, L'OCKUT (JUTLIii'.Y, 17r' CIialuM, tl4tnter:V ISew, I'lHiilerM liew, lluuter Hoes, Median Ics' Tools, 51 echnnlca' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, BflLDKRS' II AK1HVAKE, Bin LI) rf US' H1;IiVaKK, iil lLilKitH' HAKUWAKK, Ktl i llK AM WOOli 'AKIS, 4 41 ION HOOI.lAKnS 4 AMMVlHIkUAHIW ITS T R I Tfi li ER H EI. TING, amir r oh is hot belting, ti R UBIi UK. It KL TIjSG, Mill laid CrOoS-Cat Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, . MiiJ and Crosa-Cut Saws. 4' S5I buyers will H'1 It to ineir advantage to exiiiiiine our nUcK. before purohaaIna le where. At tl:e Old SUind, 13 First St. IKKTTIl'UEU, KLL0G6C0. AliCHITECTS. H. MDRSINNA, ARCHITECT. ffice No. S CHANDLER'S BUILDING Corner First and Locust streets. Evansvllle.Ind. wzr Plans and sneclCcat louN tor all kind. ot nuiiuuiiH lurniHiiea at snort notice, ana on rRxonitl '-rr s i men i.t mm CARD. IlOBKltT BOYD. OTIS WOOD BOYD & WOOD, ARCHITECTS, No. 7 Chandler's Block, Corner Fir.d, and Locust Streets, EVANS VI LLE, IND. Plans and Specifications prepared on short notice and reasonable terms. anl5dil VOrA SILVER MEDAL y. W AM 1V11BO V WA BARRETT'S HA1S RESTORATIVE . a NZ7 Bt tha H. U. Sex Iptnlnnl Boatorr. mt T lu ytir texa lu KuUl, Sapt. SI, UU. 0B BAE.RETT'9 Vegetable Hair Restorative la bstnatDf th mt pooulur artltda far Rasar log and Bmotlrytiit tb Hlr, tbroacboui Kut, Waal, siorta ana iswia. iu mmmnar uaMif axLipiaUoc t ID Winii m uw a pnblin, Balk liutur lu oaplew twsow. douruaia. J B QARRi; TT St. OO. J- 4W I-OItD & SMITH, CHICAGO, Ajrents for tha North western SUtta l.l-.Ei 11 iV LEMCKK, Wlmljmip Agent, Evansiiie, Ind. i'illLIl' DECXES, TUlrd Street, bot. Syeanare aad Tl Man ul:Mtarer of Compound Lubricating OU for all kinds of Maohinery) Also'. LARD OIL, S0AFS, and CANDLES PURE CATAWBA WINE of my rowth. luichai dly

LUMBL. "1

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work warranted. telJdOm

DRY GOODS.

.3 H ' ti--3 5 -FORSPRING or 1869. CLEMENT, WHITE & CO. Ios. 22 sintl 24 FIRST STREET, Are now receiving dal'y additions to tbelr stoclr, their buyer, Mr. J. M WHITE, be lun now 111 the Ka-lern market for the Sfcoad stock this Hpring. In roaklug this announcement they would a 'so say to the patrons of the old house of CARPENTER, WHITE Si 10. that they are better prepared than ever bt-fore to maintain their business relatious with lhem;.nd with a determination to adhere to Close IXixig,iii, or SMALL PROFITS, on goods, with th advantages of the LATE DEDUCTIONS IN PRICES EAST, they believe they can make it to the )n-" terMl of buyers In this market to at lea,,; divide tiieir patronage with them. They Invite the atlemiou f the trade to their stock, and pledge themselves not t' be undersold by any liouxe in the West. CLEMENT. WHITE A CO. : April 16th. 18i9. aprlfldtf HAIIU W ARE. CEO. S. SONATA G & CO., IMPOUTE11S or HAOWARE. A CUTLTRlrr GUNS AND PISTOLS i F.irminx & Mechnnics, Tools We have removed, since the destruction of onr stock by Are on the 21st of Decem ber, to the old Loewenthal stand, at the corner of First and Main Streets, and have now in store one of the most complete stocks of goods iu our line that can be found in the West, purchased on a dull market for CAS II, and will be offered to the trade at such prices as cannot fail to impress the buyer. ' t T 5 We have no Old Stock Our goods are all; r V u i: S II A S I C I Fs a m, Just from the factories. -We offer special Inducements on TjiMc and Potkct fnilery; Chains, Hames, and Collars; Axes, noes, & Cross-cut Saws; liUI LDEitS1 nARDUARE. 23 MAI IV STREET, C0BXEB OF FIRST, J29 EVANS VILLE, TNO. YtUK NA E.E SECOND-HAND COTTON X MACHINERY Cards, iirawiu g b tames, coarse ana r ine opeeaers, Dead BDindle Throstles. Warpers, Dressers. c For description and prices of these ma chines address C. r . BAITLKS, Agent Tremont Mills, lelO d6m eod Lowell, Mass,

BUSINESS CARDS.

cyr GROCERY. B ORGM AN & BE II ME, . J Family Groceries and , Provisions, 3o ST., bet, MAIN & L.CX:UST. ,Goods delivered free all over the 3 S3 city. novl2 6m COAL! COAL I 'Having resumed my former business, I would hereby Inform my old patrons and the public srenerallv that I am prepared to deliver &OOD CLEAN COAL on short notice. Coal in all cases must be paid tor when ordered. Agent for the celebrated PARADISE COAL. JOS. THOMAS. Office in American House. nov4 dly . . FAIINLET, KU0N & CO., iWestern : Brewery, - r . Mannfacturers ot Lager Beer, Ale, and Porter, In barrels, half-barrels, kegs and bottles. . OFFICE-. S5 MAIS NT., EVANS VILLE, INDIANA. nov7 ly ' BL YTHE IIYXES, ATTOBXEY-AT - LAW. OFFICE THIRD STREET, In "WALKER'S BUILDINO. novll ly WIIEELliB & BIGGS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, Cor. First and Sycamore Sts . JiJVANSyiLLE, IND. novll ly Dr. Jas. C. Bierbower, BESIDEM' I1ENTIST, OWce No. IO FIRST HT., Between Alain and Ijoeusl, Returns his thanks for the liberal palronasre received durina ttie past five years, and hopes by lair dealing lo merit a continuance of the name. Chloroform, administered when desired. orVti dly W. WA-CIIS, STATIONER, B'lOK BIXUER, Anil Blank Boah ilanajaclurer. And DeaUir In School Hooks, Pictures and Iramea, Mirrors, Ijook-liig-UI;iMe. French tilaws, Ac, K4KS K1II4HI.I. NO. 7 MAIN BTREKT, (UEODKHK'H'H BlrfM'K,) IX 111 AN A. ' novSly : C H. 4.'HAMr.it. Jacob Halat, , , . (Formerly salesman at ' J. H. Ricker'a.) CRAMER & SALAT 05 i Have Jot openel a splendid stock ol BOOTS ASI) SHOES, In a part of Schapker, Ru.sslug A 1 o.' InruM Ktorn riMjin, Their stock la coiupleU', and goods will be sold 1 CHEAP, If you want good bargains, cull, aprta d3m GEO. A. JUTTIlOIjl'r, DCAt.ICK ir, WATCHES, JEWELRY Uold Pens, Hrectaclet. Eyeclasses, Silver and Plaled Ware, Watch an4 4'locz Material, No. 61 JUA1S ST., Bet. Second and Third, EVAf svtLi.it, Ind. Watches and Clocks Repaired and warranted. -, Ciias. Akts, witb Gefl. A. Blttrolrr. loc- dty PETER VIEKLINU, DRUGGIST, And Dealer ia Paints. Oils, VA R NISHKS, P YE- N T UEES, W1MIOW 4.I.ANX, MKliH AL INSTUUMENrS, In re- VV i ii r s mid it rnuli h. And all popular PaUtnt Mediciues ot the nu. NO. a NiM-th Water Street, CVANk IfuCfr: 1MH A.-V A oc-J9 ly DR. F. L. DAVIS,' Homo?opatlilc Plijskian. Office on Second (Street, between Main and Locust. ocffl dly DR. . J. EHRMAN, Horaceopallilc Physician. Office No. 19 Second Htrett, between Mam and LocuhU Office Hours From 8 a.k. to 12 M ., and 1 to 5 p.m At his residence, corner of Heveoth and Chestnut HtretU, after night- losadly Osborne, , S7 Locust Street. Osborne, SIGN PAINTER, Osborne'H Show Cards. Junl2dtr o O Evansvilie Bosiness College, Comer MAIN A- Till UI HIS., EYAXSYILLK, IXIHANA. Book-keepins, Penmanship, and Mathematics made specialties. I fce.-aioii both day and eveaiug. For circulars, givins Itrins, Ac, or specimens of PeiiiiiauKhiii, atldreNM WKI.I.S Jb KI.IMJt, uovll Y -- ' . Proprietors... o J-i O i GIBSON & WELSH, 3? X U 13 K R S, ' 11EAI.FHS IX Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead,Watjr Closets, HOr ASM '4I.I ii vni. Sliowcr Balhs, Fores and Lift Pump!), ' ' ALE PU.MPH. WROUGHT IRON PIPES, 4a Water introduced into country dwell ings from cisterns or wells, nivin all Hie couvenienct-s of a city supplied Willi water works. No change of range on stove re quired to neat the water. J5 LocuMt Street, EVANS VILLE, IND.

STEAMBOATS.

Regular Evansville' aiid Nashviila Satarday Packet.. The new and elegaat Iow-t? a !er Packet XiilVTOlV, W. R. Uracey, Matter: Les. Wsre, Clerk, Leaves Evanrvtlle for Nashville and all Cumberland River way landings EVERY SATCKDAY at 4 P.M. For freight or as.2 apply on board or to . DUKK NICHELSoN. jun7dlf Agent Regular Monday Packet for Padncah Eastport and Floreccc. ' ' The elegant Passenger Hteame2 BAPIIA .' K"o.' 33, V Lke Hovcll, Masler; Robkkt MCMechan, Clerk, Leaves for the above ami all intermediate points every MONDAY at -1 o'clock p.m. Orders for Pine Lnmtwr, dressed or dressed, or for Tennessee Pig Iron, filled promptly, and at lowst rates. For freight or pansae apply on board, or to HUMPHREY, PATRICK A CO., oe28 dtf . Agents. Regular Evans ville. Green Riverj and Hartford Ptxket. The beautiful new Steamer XI-JET FOKD, Jo McRkynolus, Master. Will ply as a regular p;vcitet letween Evansvllle and all points on Wreen River, and ly Rout;h ' H.K to Hartford. Will leave EvaoKvllle rvery MONDAY and THURSDAY wt ' p M. ml. II otf Regular Evansvllle and Nashville Pacret, Ttie Cue Pasnecger Hteamer imsT O M .33 O, Josh. V. Throop, Master; Oejrge Throop, Clerk, leaves Evansvllle for Clarksvllle and all way potts EYKEY TUESDAY at 12 ML., posltlvfly. For freight or passage apply ou board. feb2 dliia Dexter's Independent low-preKKure l'acket 41iilf.1rctAi J'V-?, lUl.lkB44;if, r.eavos Evanville for Cairo every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4 P.M., x. lively, connecting at Cai v wit li SU Louis MeinphW, and. New Orieunx pact-eta. uo21dtf DUKIU NiCHELSON. Auent. Regular Tuesday and Friday Packet for Pad ucah and Cairo. The finely appointed steamer ... itSSi OUMBERL A.JSTT3, M'M.A.Lowrit, MHNier; Makion Wkhhit, Clerk, Will ply as t he regular TueH.l:iy anil Friday packet for Cairo and nil v. ny 1.1 .ndinus. ; Ivih Evansvllle every TllEtiDAV and FRIDAY, p.m. Leaven Cairo every WEDNESDAY and HATURDAY, at ft p.m. Through bills of lailinz viveu for freiKht" over ine Mobile A Ohio Railroad. Forlreibtor paMKHKe apply ou lioiird, or to w. i. liKHWN A O., 'orMJKDNlfllKIXO.N, jy ltf . At. nts. Kenlar VEBNESl) VV PAI'KKT For Clarksvllle and Nashville. The elegant Paswetiifer Hteatner IlKNRY MlLI.r.K, Mawler; ..,. . Kt rr RiFnn, Clerk leaves for Hie above ami all Intermedia:.. horta every Wednewlsy, at 4 'nVlm'it p m. connecting at NasUvilie with railiiNuls f r all fxilnts Houlli. tr trieni or pawtae apply on hoard. or to C. li. ULDJ), oci dtf Atcent. Evansvllle, Henderson & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. .. The fleet and splendid Kldewheet steamer PvXollio Norton, CHARLEY PERK1NK, Master; A. U. DfKi.AN i). Clerk, Will ply as a regular packet between Kvansvilluand Henderson, oiu-rin-j; uuwjualm! accomraodstiona to travelers and Klilpptirs. Leaves tmimvllls !;illy at .1 p.iu. Leaves Hnlernou daily at 7'i a.m., umitijia r.iHe eon iiwil.iu Willi llu m.Mi.. K.lt. r AKK Through ud way passengers Only A ceolH. jhiii nil w. vi. liKU vv .n a i i., a Kema. Regular Evansvllle and BowliDgureen Packet. The fleet nutl elemit I'ackft W. S. Yamiiteb, Master: J. F. WlLfiAKKt, Clerk, leaves Evansvllle for IiOWLlNO-OREEN every TUESDAY, al i p.m. leaves Evansville for WOODUURY every MATUKDAY, at 4 P.M. r or ireigut or pannaKe apply on board, novi dtf For Padncan and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Sxturday ! l'acket. The magnificent side-wheel steamer ' A. M. Dusouchkt, Mawter; Will P. Fowi.cr, . Omo. hicutosoM, Clerks, Leaves Evansvllle every WEDNESDAY and MATH KDAY at 4 p.m. Leave. Cairo every THURSDAY nnd HUNDAY'atS p.m., making clone connections at Cairo wltn fii-sliaxM piickels for BU Loula, Memphis, and New Oriuans. Connects at Evatisvilln with tli K. A C. R.R., and lheTaiascon for Louisville. 1 to For freight or paane apply ou im-trd,or r , i . tin n f ti y v ui.i.. or lib'hl', XClii-.lJ-jOM, aeI2 tf Aeent. Fe?;ular Tri-Weekly Packet Ear Ncirhiirrf, Oirt nnlor. Rod port, GntiidcUm, Jlmrervillf,' and - ' , Cannrlton. The New and Light-Draught Steamer Ii:TIIOXiIA 7k 2, John 11. Triilet.t, Matr; John A. Ad iins, Clerk, leaves EvansvlllH for the ntiovwinid all way ports everv TOMiAV, 'i'Ji V RHliA Y, ami MATUK'JA Y, at 10 a.m. JvhI ut nii.K, will leave Cauneltoii every WEDNE-'LAV, FRIDAY, arid CliMlAY, OKi A.M. For liel(ht f.r pa'-.aee n pply ou bonnl, or j HUMPHREY, PA'i iiH.'K A 4 , apr'ildif . Akuis. Regular Evansville and Teaneaace . River Packet. ' For Paduc:;!, JoutiMMitlllf, and Kastport. ; The fleet and splei.di-l nt earner SAM. ORR, ALLEN DUNCAN, MaxU-r; - 4JITV V i nv aki, Cl-rlr, Teaves Evasisvllle for E;itx.it and all Tennessee River way iandui'-ma a leular weekly packet, every Saturday al. t . m., taking fieiaht and passeouen at lowent j acket rate:., ;ind giving isptcial alteiiliou Uif lie lllliil" of oniers. For freight or passage apply ou Ixisrd. Soitf tf 1)UKK NltHLLSoN, A.Mit. JOHN S. M'CX)RKI.K. JOUST P. TWHD MCC0RKLE.& TWEED, Contractor and ISiiiMcrft, And Manufacturers of Sasht Doors, Blinds, Frames, BrachcH, Ac, Ac, ror.WAtSri KIUIITII NTKE1XS. EVACSVILLK, Il. All orders will receive prompt attention fe3.d3ni

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Jr Other ;Jtver Jtrrns Fourth Pnye. HTEAMLOAT PR1NT1NO. No printlug establishment in ttie Wel has better facilities or (jreatei ability for Qoltiij one Hteaiohoat t'rintinir. 4 u r awtortnmtof JobType. thoiiifti verv larije Hint complete, ia constantly bemadded to, and onr joi) department ia under Hie personal snpervmlon of oneol tlie best Job pritit-rN uiuiaDiiiuiiMaics. we are prepared to piini j oMLerx, plain or laticy, r.i II Heails, tiUs L;utiiii?, 4nrdH, Dock and Meal TickeU, Rills ol 1-are, Mates' Tickets tor L.abor, mc, ac oruem ten wit 11 either ot fli wimn-uoaw will oe proiuitly attended to. , Wrsthcr nutl Water , The weather yesterday forenoon was partly cloudy and very hot, the inercury ranging at 89 to 10 at 10 A. M., and at 8b at noon in the shade. and under the tnnuenco of a generous breeze from the southeast. The river during the 21 hours ending at 3 p. M. had risen 1G inches, and was rising steadily. , Arrival and Urpsrlartx. i The arrivals and departures up to 3 P. M. yesterday included the Armada, from Cincinnati; Ada Lyon, Green River to return; Fanny IJrandei.. from Nashville; Mollie Norton, Hen derson to return; Petrolia No. 2, to Cannelton. Boats One. Among the first boats due hero arc the Quickstep, from Cairo; Alice Pean, Peytona and baree.s, and Indiana, for New OrleuBs; Virginia, Louisiana, Robert E. Lee, and Richmond, from New Orleans; Robert Moore aud Linton, from Nashville; Cliampion from St. Louis; Morning ttar, from Louisville; Spray, for Nashville; Hartford, from Green River; Sam. J. Hale, for Memphis; Sam. Orr, from Eastport; Lawrence, for St. Loui; Charmer,' from Cincinnati; Louisa, from Wabash River. Hlweellaneonw. , CusiDess was moderately fair yesterday forenoon, considering that this is the very midst of the dull fcaon. ......The Armada arrived at 1 o'clock A. M. with a nico trip, of which a manifest will be found below-. ....The Ada Lyon had a medium" trip from Green River The Fanny Rrandeis had a fair trip, including over 8,000 magnificent cedar posts for reshipiiicnt to Cincinnati........ The Mollie Norton camo up full of tobacco as usual. She is doing a splendid business, and Captain Perkins will bo compelled to procure a larger boat. The 'Petrolia No. 2 took out a good tripyetitcrday inornini; .The Cumberland, Rapidan No. 2, Romeo and Ada Lyon were receiving moderately before noon, but freights were not particularly abundant. ...... ...There will be a slack tima in river riteles until harvest is over... ....The contemplated excursion t Wyandotte Cave by the Tarascon on Thursday night and by the Morning Star on Saturday night, will be brilliant affairs, ns will bo also the excursion on Saturday afternoon to Mt. Vernon The Wyandotte Cave i'6nj of the most wonderful productions of nature ever discovered. A recent writer, who spent several days in exploring the cave, says of one apartment called Mammoth If all or Momumcnt Hall: My dream wa suddenly ended, however, for quickly following the flash came n bright light dispelling the darkness on every hand aud presenting to view one of tho most magnificent poetics man ever looked upon. . ISuforc us, and towering upward to the height of 175 feet, utood Monument Mountain, a vast pile of rocks thrown together in most glorious confusion; vhilo above all, 213 foet above where we stood and 70 feet from the summit of the mou stain, hung Wallace's' "grand Dome, arching gently in every way to tho shapj of the huge pile that loomed, up beneath it." General Ilovey, now in the city, vis-ited the Cave tome years a?o, and thus speaks of tho mammoth If all : This dome has hardly a superior in the world. Standing on the bummit of the mountain, which rises to the height of one hundred and seventyfive feet, we looked upward, but the top was veiled in darknens. Wo cast our glance around us and the fame uuiliuininated night lay beyond the dim light of our candles. Rut when we had ignited our fire-work3, then we could pee, far above us, the bending arch of this majestic temple rising two hundred and forty-five feet from the base of the mountain, while all around us, extending in vast proportions, a circular wall one thousand fefct in circumference! Within this rotunda the ancient Pantheon might be placed, or St. Paul's, of London, find ample room. The dome is clo&ed at the top by a smooth elliptical slab, beautifully fringed by broad, leaf-like, curling ttalai;titcs, bearing a close resemblance to the ornamental foliage of acanthus. The summit of the mountain is a gigantic stalagmite, one hundred aud twenty feet in circumference, rising above its common bulk in throe points, six, five and three feet. These, viewed from the mountain's base, have the appear-" ance of three persons clad in puro white. Hence the name, " Monument Mountain." The sight of thi-t room alone will amply8 repay the viritor, but this is only one of tho many tnd by no mean the most interesting and beautiful. Everybody should avail himself of this opportunity to virit the wonderful cave. Fare to Leav enworth and buck only tl. ial JLei.t lnsr T-iHy. , Fori ('AlUO. The magnificent and chgant'y appointed Armada, tho queen of (he lower line, is the regular picket for Cairo and all way ports at f o'clock to-day. Captain (Jus. lusouehet, a veteran commande r and a highly' popular gentleman, is on her roof, and Billy Fowler and "George Nichelson are her obliging and accomplished clciks. Tho Armada "makes close connection with the finest steamers for Memphis and New Orleans, and also for St. Louts. Fon LouisviLLK. The magnificent Morning Star, iu chargo of the veteran Captain A. T. Gilinore, will bo the unrivaled packet for Louisville at

0 o'clock to night, and is a t i:md floating palace. Kiunie Snilh fit. 1 Henry Mitchell archer plei6ant and obliging clerks. No letter boat comes to our wharf. For 1Iicm.er.hon. Tho leet and beautiful Mollio Notion, hf-ving elegant, cabin and state-room appointments and prtat ppred, is tl e rcrular railroad transfer packet for Henderson at 3:15 o'clock thi evening. Capt. Charley Perkins eommmds, and S. A. Durland and C. J. ISoj Li are in the office. All aie accompli bed gentlemen and obliging ofiieers. For Nashville. The beautiful and finely appointed Fanny Rrandeis is the regular packet for .Nii-hvi!le and all way points at I o 'thick this evening, and merits a larre j ntroruipo, being an Kvauaville packet. Captain Henry Miller and Kitt Rudd , two accomplished and ablo yonnr gentle men, are her chief officer. Eugene Rudd is her polite freight clerk. Fill Ler full to-day. . Olt'tiiiiiiii roi .nr I; s eh ok. Cincinnati. The .rmmrretut ut Sunday SHyst , The Vhtl. Kherldn arrived' at Pit. Paul from Pt. 1ouis on Tuesday u ltli ,'.' picneiigers. Captain lon. BiJ mou w ,s hi tho office during IU JlliiimH of h- r uvular co-ik. The new Kanawha River pact el. Mountain Uelle, on ii-r laxt upward, nip fioni t lucuuiall, made the run lo 4.i I 'I p..l Is I n -spirt or t we 'iy-einlil hours, tn au nj nil the iiMiial wny lauding. In point of s ml Mm exceeds Capta'.li James Newtu's inoct hut i if it 1 lie ex pr tM Mtloiis, R. It. Hudson 1 huildms a s nail t.i owheel kteamer at Al Idolepol 1 , 4 ., for tin. Pou.erey, My rarose ui-it Uaclntt Hade, to becalleu Hie Lilllrt Fleet. oim'. hhe Mill have the machinery at t lie !.. t '.at Wind

sor. The Corutneirial of Monday ssj : SupeivibliiK inspector J. ri 1 e'-ennv. ott Hsturdiiy, resion-d tlm 1 le.-nH f I i n Jauoti Rxeiiielli), pilot of Hie tin ted tsiHics Htlhulline of tho iiaall-ltont di.asler. , . It. J en k Ins, pilot of I he A merh m , ki.i. li.. Irom t he di islon ot the l.i.iil li n i .1 Iiii c, revkliii h:s license, to the Hoard at Lou isville. 'I he Gaftte of Monday says: W. 41. Met 'ov. f ederal fit-mlit aueiit lur I lie Loll Isvtllo nnd Nashvlilx KoiiohI, in havliitf hui:tut .M urray sv it (. a new t.'i iyhont to ply Int wrei-n I he fool i.f I- i Hn HI nil. this city, nod Ct.vliittliMi. Hh Is oni!r and W Hler Ihau too t iielininti md Nrp it leriyhiiiit i tiieuinail li l! i-lti! nil l -et Ioiil', ,tt feK lieaoi, Wil li ft feet hold. Kh'twUI be hern K'lotier Int. i'lKi Chnmtrle ot MniidHV event ij; knoi: nihil i horiilieii;, Kmi .clerk ul the I' leelwoimI, lei il i lied 1 1 .mi hi, viMit Hi Ihe Hot prints d Alitiiusas yelentuy, In spiett. did health. His ( oinp.nl., n, Mr, Kiikei, win not rei urn .or n vei si weeHf Ahloui; I he pitnseii.ers up oti III.1 Mil ir AiideiS4ti yi-Klentay morning were tint MHiniiioth Cave excursion hits. ! imo all set-mi not that party hud it h.'i llmu .lurm,; the trip. A weetr n'lit nils mot Hint;, -vhen th. Richmond mm in the heighten lion. I el IS aio.eon, A IkaiiHaN, i difiieuit fir.f.e heweeii some of the ileck-ha in . luiiiii." wtileti I'huI liienvemi, u coloied mail, vva he.i . n lo ilea I li by a u other in M n . uu i. . .ed tohejiui VS'lMiaiuH. Nt;w Ai.iianv. The Uimme,euil of Kildy ways : Rev. W. M. lie ti r, o.' Wesley Chapel, sod his I :i m i ly yesterday n tiiine.l limn it flvlntf till) ir.iui I'.vai.KVIHe, pe Kl ea met Moiiimi' star. P.. .in Mr. IteKtei u. tux laoyHpeak In tlmh uhewt terniH of pial-n ot lilt) kind in:. I ourtenin maiiiier in uhleh they wete tie.ile I by i"u i liilninin mil the o( her ouieei ti ot tho la mi 1 il n i i n l; their ll'lp ilnwil ami lip. Thc aieiiltle ri .'III 111 l lie li l .; li e-l I In i, I .. 1 1 ie i luce n pint I'tifil. i.Hfior. itnd til1 hplciittl l hi inner ,M imiiiik M;ir. hr. Lod.S. Tlio Itfiiutrral ol ftlomluy say : Hill litilents to New Ol leiinn lire r.'l.niled liirht. J l.e (i runt. K.'t nolle kiii led la-lni.'l t w ith liumi ranj.i, hut tin nun . i ..I I. n.iili oi tune waN I. ipi lied to mt on re il. 'I'nelortI.Oltl Alllll lWU a.. NO I' It. V' hh Well I. Hilled baiacM. Tne Vicksliura pa-he'. Ituhlcon had a heitw ioi4d. Weal her . Minn, h Hiiltrv y Mei d ay, mid iiii y a frw iii..d ol rniu tell, nllhoeuhit deliii'n w ii llneulOued. , . Will I here b a freKhet t u t hn PI ihhIxkI i i I lieto w Hi. t .ou i, i a oiiift.t Ion ot iiiptii I a nea Ninlileii ly spi ii ii li p..n u'.' l ie ie nr.. inilii'alioin of it. '1 hn MlMoouri, 1 .per l itmvsi ppl a ml Illinois are I..I.IHII m. In n Voiiimert iiiivii heen tti.i.ien t v una hiiihiI' taiieniiKly swollen hy heavy isiiim, and u re ru-.li 1 nil l. m uihii.I iml.niii lew lulled HhoA'.t I i i in i I y , t-o Krcatiy urn tin- ti i ..uarle eeiiel ally swollen thai. In lllimnt, jow-i, KattH.iN Mod ivIimiouii h,t,io.iiK nit. over liowi d li hiH.il . Iiea ai n H'in ) Willi Itio ll.io-l-i. 4 uu not, the dullc! perceive, then, (lint 1 he pari Inn I n terete 1 y imu I.I pi i . i r- l.n a Irenliet? A l.'.e In oinioli oi Hie. Level lihio, and lis I rlhularh -I menu Hie .well, il Ihe thilo tlso heei. in. H rmihiili I iii.i.', I hi-re will he Mich a i usii i m: of uaii-H Iii.iii tiirolo the ocean hi plaiiU-n aiontc Ihe Lower Al laHt4ippl iIinIiSi- to ( I he rise lu I !, t ill to will not aid n i in-1 1 II Ihe II, mil in the Mlssnlppl --Kl. Jotft! " ai.. Tim MIhsuuiI beyond Sioux City is bank lull Wit n tales Hi HI laili nie. Tom Cincinnati Gw.ilt' Iimu I.m.ii.1 what we hnvii not 1 1 1 . t I a plain Alvi tie ler ' ozier has pore, axed I he, emu man 1 1 mg I u ici est ill the La Jy iny . XXfSUXlA3tTC.E. J. W. NXSF.rJ, Genoral Insuraiico Agent, AND AUJJSTEll OF LOSSES, MARRLK HALL, No. 9 A'aln Hf., KVANHVJLLK, 1 N I '. lJwelMm; I louses Insured for a let in of ) en 11 ut greatly leiluee., iaie. Three Y" at the l'ri of Tiro Five Year at the. J'rira if Thru. IAU. Iiiiiiraii4'4i Np 4 iulty. Total I'sxll Assets Repreaetited Over Tvent,y-2ve Million DolUra. The following; are anions the "onipanles r-preseiit'd : zKf.M ,4 I risn ranee Co. of llartfor.l. Con rt. t.UKll AMtU a ,44H,4t04l. III4KM Ins. Co. of llnrlfor.', Conn. Cai.h A-v.-t l,r,IMi,l(i. '4 1 .V 'I I I'. S 'FA I. Il.s. Co. of New York. Cash A-IH. IS ,IMMi,iai.. . 41 It ril A :' "V IhHur .nco Coo. 1 1 til I lor. I, ( 'on li. Cash Asi-ets K-o,t.0O, ,11 1.114 H A NTS' ins. 4 o. of llai I font, ( t. l ll.ll ...MM-IH ..-. 0.MMI .N'4ltl'II Ali :il V IiiHiin tico 4'o. otf Js e w 1 oi k . Caull As-ts tp0O,iOt. JMt:lx Ins. Co. of iirool.lyf., N. V. C'aali Ahm-U tl,700 4MtO. XrVt I.'iri: ins. Co. of Hurt wl.i'.iiiii. Clly.ll A-et t,4O.I,04.. J. W. NEXSEM, Azr.it, 9 MUX STUKKT, KvaimvUlf, Ind. ai.:n illy CAitrtiAOK!;. J. It. Cikckm. K. L. UHnr. .j. i$. 01:1 : i lis 00., CARRIAGE MAKDFACrUiiMUH, Trtti.Hfer OrnameiiU at Ciuclu iali prices. Main Stm-t, brt. Fifth an I XLi th, IsnlH-d.t'Wiliii KVANHVll.i.it. Inii, ' JOHN 1 VINSON, BRASS FOUNDER AND FINI'iIIK!', Steam ami (.'as-I'Ipc Fitter, Matiiiffict urer nnd Dealer In steam snd W'sier 4iaiit;-s, H lter nnd Kal.i.ilt Metal, ami all Aith-les Kppitnliiiuito a I;raN 1' unn h j . KTK1M BOAT 1M) CKXtttCAU ULACK bMITUI.Xi, Wfttir Street, bet. Plncstid Leet. KVANSVll.LK, INl. Cash paid lor old Copper and limns