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h Odd Domin MON Insurance Company.
Office, No. 40 Main ST., under 81. Charles Hotel.
6UTHORiZED CAPITAL....... 100000.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON
FAVORABLE TERMS.


In addition to the ordinary mode OF lnsuranoe,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES.
on Buildings. on the payment Of EIGHT ANNUAL
pREMIUMs. Property 10 thenceforth permanently
insured. BY this plan a saving is effected. and the
Isk and Inconvenience OF renewals are S II.
holder, the premium being returned iess 'oh POI
cent. -,
Applications for Insurance Will recsi'e pfo"ps
attention. DIREUTORs:
Cab. Wortham, John H. Greanor,
john Enders Geo. 8 Palmer.
Ssn,u N PRICE. Wm 8. Triplett,
B.F. Ladd. sc. Tardy,
John Stewart Walker, VIM Currle.
Gmther r. Spilman Jas. r. Crenshaw,
Peter c. Warwick, John Il Winams'
Jas Kent Mark DOwney.
Horace +. Edmond, Thos Jones,
JAS Nj. Talbot, Edwin smith,
Griffin B. Davenport, no. A. Haihe,
Io. Brummal VIM P. Ragland,
VIM Brent, Henry v Capeii.
Ro, H. MauTey, Geo. ~ hpystSI,
ISAAC DAVENPCHT, JR, rrss.t.
CHAs. E. WORKMAN, Sec'y. &c ol-n
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PRAYER-There will be Divine ser
vice IN the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CDR. MooRE's) this tFRlDAH2 m1p5nnirf, a. II
CHURCH DR. HOG R's) at III O. clock IN the even
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@S RELIGIOUS NOTlCE-THANKs,,,
DA GIVING DAY..Religious, services VIII
be held in Broad greet tMEThODiSIl Cnurcn'
ing at ii O'Clock, Rev. JAS. A, DUNCAN, Pastor
officiating. ,.,
4
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~ maj kinds of weather and all hours OF
the day, you can have finely executed photographs
and peaTl Ambr otypes, at RES extensive Gal
iery Eagle Square, ranging IN price from 70 cts
to $50. pho.,
sraph Of DR.. John Mavo, for the return of which
q suitable reward will be paid.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE. = There
~ will be service at the SYNAGOGU +, on
18th, near Marshall street. THIS MORN No, at
IL O'Clock. and this AFTERNOON at clock
During the morning service, q sermon viii be
preached on 1.-THE Cause and the Effect OF this
day of Prayer." ia At
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NEW BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
nj eFiSes.-}AMEs %oobHoGsE { co. have
MA HSEEk 3t i AND MILITIA HE UNI
TED STATES. With numerous Illustrations. |
tics, Virginia Military Institute Price 81 So
Of T dshsq WoRks SAFE @
GiLHA"s TA M.S6sL OF INSTRUCTION
FOR THE 4 E9kq JSEfEb ss Az TMsETlA or
With numerous illustrations. By Major William
Gllham $3.50. For sale oy Moppts
QEMOyAL.--WM. B. JONES. Of the late firm
Of Nam vsTs he
e ss 6s SS Ind the sppl ss
WHISKY. consisting, Of the following brands,
Of which have had stored EnhI nfs. two
fhocs Rye Psts, tspEst + john p
0PfE
8, and other brands ns TYHssaa RRAEnlSS
s%s? ssSfSS 9. Is
oHHfE 'si Ss6osS s fsfSf and sss
every thing kept IN iobblnE house: ia l Of
h.viF Ffs hssn ap
| SHp'PHERD to close out their stock Of DRUGS.
date. offer great Inducements TO purchasers The
stock EMBRACES the usual variety oil so9ds IN me
eons.In respectfully 'oisssa e s9nsiDu'
'n Sac rasos IAN. LIST, 1861. ias-im
ns.Ssd 3 q. s.s.s Fl
a. early as possible and Al persons having claims
against the said estate. will please present them to
me, properly authenticated.
ja1-2w Admir- Of 4. e. Dudley. decd
OFFICE sUP'T srREETs.l
| TUESDAY, Ian l, 1861.
PROPOSALS will he received at tins once un.
Nj, for furnishing t. hands hired by the city with
The qsas HE oiss!
sTySREr soK aasa. sa,
q Il SSsTsFfs
smSsft i It. he'd Drug Msds for ca;S :sssovst
ns Ss sis n0'' No. Bollns6rooi street s
C0MM'Rs OFFICE, BA.E AND i2th sTs.,l
fhorRt ..d VEIL VEL coafFAassY
ss we'll tsc.s Who have =. Srsss.'sd their claims z
this office. on SAT- 'RDAY, January Sth. ISL
'9 Z. ss s'sa5 at 10 O'Clock 4 H. ALTON cAaY
Il ..t Is, G cszssssskssA ssa :.
purchase VAL ''''w'i 'Dy' e y asi9|!sE co.! Co..
Il NoTlCk.-I hereby varn ell Dessens ssain.
IN 6lling any order Tor Gooda. qs trading tor 81!
esi a.. % G q: 9e ss ie ca1
eight ExCHAN0E on Nov York. for saa
u Sums 70 salt 1sreAassssN M ssoN = CO.
CMlRTIN0 C7TICOE0.-LKvYh has nov il
| y store large assortment Of psstV cauae'
| Caiicoes, Of the best nskss.
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RICHM OND tt EAT r z.

nRIcHM oND THEATR
KuNKEL l. MoxLEY.. Sole Lessees and Managers.
b PHlLLIps Stage Mai ager
GRAND SENSATION ENTERTAINMENT
THE
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
MRS EMMA w A
On which occaso on she will appear in two GREAT
CHARACTERS.
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- NOTICE. FRIDAY next. the An
~ inslant, having been appointed BY the
prs.,dert Of The United States as 9 day of humii-
alton to the Supreme, to invoke His aid in avert
ing the evils that threaten this Unlon 1ivne sST
ATUME cor gree ation, Mayo street, at half
nast O'clock P. l., and . sermon Will be deiiv-
sred On the OCCASION. ia o-zt
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MAa1NE iNTELLI0HNCH.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY
HixA wss., tAi. day Friday 1ox s's!asi.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown Skinner New York ,mdze.
and paasen gers Ludlam & w atson.
SAILED,
Bark Sally Magee, Soule, Rio, -four, Edmond
Davenport l. Co.
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This gala entertainment will conclude with the
last three acts of the powerful and thrilling Play
of the DUCHESS OF MALF1.
Mrs WALLER in her original character 81 ~
IA This great piece will embrace the same great
cast as on its former successful representation.
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GENOA, Dec. l0-Arr'd, ship Gen. Cobb, Rich
mnRd. nj,
BRISTOL PILL. Dec H.-Spd, ship Louise, Rich
mond.
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FRIDAY EVENING, JAM; 4.
Will lie performed Lovelrs great Play OF the
WIFE'S SECRET.
adv Ey.,;na Mrs EMMA WALLER
Sir Walter Aymott. var: WALLsk
Bailey, Barron, Merton, Misses Newton and MOT
ton, in prominent characters.
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"a Pink GelatiMe LFrench) for Jeliles-
For s.le by . JNo. w 'AhLlGh,.
Apothecary, Market Place, Franklin Ut.
-
n Christaline Jelly, without Eggs 81
BOILING One package sparkling Geiatlne VI
make half sallon of beautiful clear JELLY
without any trouble, and in 4 very short time
For sale BY JOHN w. GAHLlCk,
Franklin street,
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NOTICE.-Therew will be an adjourned
M meeting of the citizens of SIDNEY,
held at Tanners Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING,
the 4th inst at 1,eock for ne purpose q OH
feel an interest IN the above wall meet punctuay
at the appointed hour.
n HIx Secretary ja3-2t*
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t.h street, below Leigh = Service to
commence at IL O'Clock THIS MOnNiNS.r
ia IT. IdE VES hx.
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N0a/eENTTEEMEN or kicHa3Np1A ~
6skR .I rs 5iHlSlrY;s;MsIl..;, n sE !
BECCA SEMON would ressectmliy nio 10. maj a
y sa i: : .ss S asI.
jies: Jspsness VI sIkinx Coat and Vsss, W. Coal
Soy. GsyIisk cS1s; ss1ye sst.t prs ssa lmNf, =
1sron fssterns lor httls boys. Also, az 5ou~
And Victoria Waking Dress. 1or htus ~ 81 pres
Ave and Cieopatra ADrsns, and . numes' "a
Tiss sEHON i nov ,sady e BI s.s. MdI eSlt
Ss sS,s AISe. Laa,ss k.4 csildrssss ,,! Ensfo5
End MI, WIss Scss kIso aSsis bts =.
aSnins done aisAe sAcrtsss notice y hsrts a.
.;:fls1nis "a: kf fiEi s;sszz skS
S1EFIEa q pr.1;I;af Fik W. SszssE s.il
.sa.sS,. -. wv : ssssss 10. - W. w.
-. z slsssA !sss Z, sey . :. sIssis Nav
sslvss. (a9 6AAiN' t'S'N"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

~ A. WARE will preach in CLAY STREET
NJ E. CHURCH this tFRIDAYj morning, at II
O'Clock. "a 4-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

SYCA AMOR K CHURCH.-Publls
prayers will be held In SYCAMORE
CHUKCH this FRIDAY morning, at II O'Clock,
in conformity with the appointment by the Presi-
ia 4-lt*
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH -
There will be religious services Ia thus
Church THIS MORNING at III O'Clock, and ~
NIGHT at ~ O'Clock. ia 4--N
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nj 4 CT or TON'S
ll BOARDING AND DAY SCHOoLa

IXl BOARDING AND DAY SCHUOLa
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
This School is IN successful operation. us looa-
of the fiji nest water scenes In the country. IL is
within three, quarters of mile OF the Hysela Ho-
tel is Immediately on the water, and has the ad
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToN can take
eli ht more pupils than they now have, upon cary
applcaton The course of tuition Will be tho
rough. NJ, oao r.
lish. Including Alg ebra or Geometry, or both, 40
French, $40; Latin, $20 Music, Piano and Guitar
each, 500 !; use Of Piano, So Board washing
The School opened on the first Monday In Octo
ber and will close ne last of May.
Pupils can Tems in during the summer months
and those who desire it can receive their Iegnla
mnsicaI Instruction., de l3--lm
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.. TWO HANDSOM BRICK TESE.

-, HAVING two DIV ELLING HOUSES oa
s1 m, farm. seven miles from RlchmSrd oder
1Chone TOR rent, with % acres of LAND, for rae
ensuing year. The house contains roOms,
with kitchen, smoke house. stable, dc., cOnWe
niens. To good tenant, the rent will De reason
able. c. r. CULLEN, M. D.,
Hanover, near INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

TO-DAY BEING the day appointed
~ by the President of the United States
as day of fasting ana prayer to the aid of the
supreme Being of averting the evils that
threaten this Union divine service will be held at
the SYN AGOGUE KENESSETH ISRAEL, Main
street, at half past +. NJ. JaA-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

THE CHlSWICk SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL and ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take int" his family Is
DOARDERS few more boys 70 ate nd the CHS
WICK S.HOOL, conducted by Mr.. hNTHoNg
DIBRELL, A. M, whose ability and asslduIty CON-
TIC location t71z mics west of Riohmond,) is
proverblaily healthy. and every care IL taken OF
tho morals of the pupils.
board, including everything. Sl2h per month
GEO. g. EXALL,
de1q-1m Richmond Pos. Office.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE. - There
vii! Be preaching T9 PAY ai at = 9'o I;
the Pastor, Rev. J. B. SOLOMON, and prayer
meetin In the afternoon at O'Clock. ia Alt
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EDUCATIONAL.

aUKEI, SPRING ACADEMY Having
l. employ ed a competent teacher. would ike
to take three CT four young ladlas from 10 70 10
wears of age. The terms are very moderate: FOR
English, French, Latin and Music, incinding board,
lodi ing and washing, $3.50. JANIS l.. EFF,
ja linz One and a half miles from the city.
THE DUTIES of MRS: PELLETS SCHOOL
ary, 1851 when. in addition to her former efficient
corps of Teachers, she has the pleasure to an
nounoe In 1t Mr. F. N. CROUCH will give lessons
IN Vocal Music. For terms apply TO
On Broad ST., next door to the Broad ct. Church
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FOR sALn AND RHgr.

-. FOR RENT "A DWELLING, ON Cu
9.s riugton street. conta ming rooms; well Of
u:H exec ent water in tn yard, aBd other co i've
nienees suitable Tor good slz ed family. Apply %
ia2-6s h ID, kkCHO
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a - H a TO DECLINE HOtSE.
III ears, my RESIDENCE, situated on 9Th
street. FIRST door beyond Leigh. The house con.
tains seven rooms. besides closets and store
rooms, q large bath room IN the yard, with ever
necessary out house. The kitchen contains
cook-room and two servants fooms Ths hoa,s
many improvements The gas fixtures and len
ders will go with the house. Possession wen ul.
mediateiy. Price $3.50 inquire of
r. A. PAi NE, at the Farmers Bank.
da Fl
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-, FOk RENTING HASEN ENT ROOMS
H:3 Of the dwelling occupied by Mr.. Alfred NJ osss
kAon North slfe of Broad street, first door above
Mpnun entail Church. These rooms are very Dc
srable for a professional gentle man Apply 70
B. A. COOKE.
ia It's Office on 14th st. in EXCHANGE Back
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~, vALUAnLE THRA.GO FACTORY
E:a FOR RENT, AND FIXTURES FOR SALs
haA The subscriber intending 10 d scontinue bss-
ness, will rent out. for Que or more years, hi
large and admirably well built FACTORY. Il
located on the south side of Main. between 1h
and 26th sts.. adjoining the factory Of Mr., Score
D. Harwood The Lot has 'front.' Of us ieet snd
feet.
lie will also sell all the FIXTURES belonst
to the Factory, CONSISTING of Inc usual variety
If preferred. he would sell the Factory. Apply 70
GoDDis APPEKsoN, or to -
de 20 Iw JOHN l.. LIGON.
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N School, as we'll as OF my Day School, VIII not
be resumed until MONDAY. the 9TH inst. The de-
iav is oncasIoned by severe domestic ADDICTION.
ia 3-3t
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMiNARY.-The
II OCULAR exercises of this Institution will be
resumed on WEDNESDAY. January Sd, 1861,
with full corps of instructors.
nation of MIR. =. II. COLEMAN. has neen filled by
the acce ptanee of Mr.. = TAYLOR MAXIM.
gentleman well known for mis- high intellectual
auaihcarlons and for his successful eXperlence
az a Teacher A. Nj. DUPUY.
10 90 Nv Principal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
FROM MESSOuRL

HANNIBAL Mo, Sept. l2.-The following
appears in the Messenger of this morning:
All we can hear confirm previous reports
that the secessionists have full possession of
St. Joseph, and are doing pretty much as
they please in that city. 1t is represented
that they have taken control of the munich
pal affairs of the corporation, preventing
both ingress and egress of mails and travel
ers. They have levied heavy contributions
on several stores, taking just what they
want.
The steamer Omaha has been seized and
appropriated to their purposes, and we
learn an effort was made to send the mail
out by hand car, but it was intercepted and
taken back. Hence, a complete blockade
exists, which prevents us from getting any
mail matter.
The straight out Union men have crossed
the river to Ellwood for safety, and took the
ferry boat with them. At Iatan and Wes-
ton, it is said the secessionists permit no one
to go into the towns or come out without
passes. From all we can learn, the Q MON
men and their property, in st. Joseph and
surrounding county, are completely at the
mercy of the rebels and demand the i'm
mediate interposition of the federal arms to
save them from humiliation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l4.-Advices from north
west Missouri, state that since the with
drawal of federal troops from st. Joseph,
the secessionists of that region are arming
again. Some 1000 are concentrated in
Andrew county under Major Potter, and
about the same number of Unionists COM
posed of Missourians and Iowans, under
Coils. Cramer and Edwards, are stationed in
the same region. Both sides were prepar-
ing for battle. and conflict was shortly
expected. Tom Harris, with 1000 men,
crossed the Missouri river at Arrow Rock
on Tuesday last, bound for Prices army.
Six hundred secessionists, under Col. Hull,
were marching towards Glasgow Wednes-
day, to cross the river to join Martin Green.
A secession camp at Lick Creek, Monroe
county, was broken up by federal troops
Sunday last, and it is reported 300 rebels.
were captured. Another camp at Spencer
burg, Pike county, was broken up Wednes-
day, and 16 secessiOnists taken prisoners.
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HOnSLERS M FTHHr

CLARKsBURe, Va, Sept. 13.-The rebels
commenced to advance yesterday morning
on both sides toward Elkwater al Cheat
Mountain summit They succeed I'd in sur
rounding the fort on the summit ID cut
the telegraph wire. They continued % ad-
vance on Elkwater until within two miles
of our troops, when a few shells from
Loemis's battery dispersed them. -Skirm-
ishing was kept up all night. This morn
ing two regiments were sent to cut their
way through to the summit and succeeded,
the rebels retreating in confusion. Two
rebel officers around the camp at Elkwater
this evening, were surprised and shot by
our pickets. The body OF one was brought
into camp and proved to be that of Colonel
John A. Washington of Mt. Vernon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS

And now here it appearing to the Common CouH-
ell of the City Of Evansville that Lot No. II, In
80 situated that water collects and remains stag
nanI thereon, and the owner or owners of said Lot
are hereby directed and required by the said Coun-
Gil to fill up said Lot to suck height will pre-
vent water from collecting and remaining stagnant
thereon, within thirty da Us from the passage of
this order
L, Patrick Burke, Clerk of the City of Evansville
do hereby certify that the foregoing is q true and
complete copy of an order of said Council. passed
the 9th day ofJuly, A. D. 1861, far il relates
to the within named Lot.
In witness whereof, have heFeante subscribed
my name and affixed the seal of said City, this 18th
pay of August, A. D. 1861.
auRl4 PATRICK RTTRRH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
spEC1AL no rHn ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN,

JEFFERSON Cry, Sept. lathe steam
er Sioux City passed down from above,
brings intelligence that the fight at Boon
vile yesterday, terminated in a victory to
the Home Guards, under Major Upstien,
who held their entertainments. The rebels
1000 strong, were driven back and were
in the neighborhood of BoonvilIe, when
the Sioux City passed. The Home Guards
lost one man killed and 4 wounded. The
rebels had IL killed and 80 wounded
Among the rebels killed were Col. Brown
and Capt. Brown. A small detachment of
Federal troops on the Sioux City had an
engagement with Green's force at Glasgow
of half an hours duration, when a. battery
of three guns opened on the boat and they
returned without loss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The Governor to-
day approved and confirmed the order of
the War Department, authorizing Gen.
Scroggs to raise and organize brigade of
four regiments. Hon. Samuel Uhlman will
commsd the first regiment. Active meas
ures will at once be taken to bring this
body, to be called the Eagle Brigade, into the
field. The Eth Rhode Island battery arriY-
ed and left for Washington during the day.
tan Hotel.
ter her arrival from Havana. She is al
most wholly owned in Charleston Seven
thousand dollars in gold has also been seiz-
ed destined South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Houses Cgaee7 Lots
FoE SAIHs

The undersigned offers the following bargains in
Real Estates:
Lot No. ZIG, Donation Enlargement of Evans
vile, Sycamore and Fifth Streets for 81 $50
in cash.
Also the SOUTHEAST quarter of Lot No 1853, Do
nation Enlargement, with a frame tenement house
thereon and brick out-houses attached thereto, for
$1,000 in cash county or city orders. Orders
taken at pRr.)
Also the middle quarter of the Lot, upon
which is situated frame tenement house contain
ing six rooms including kitchen, with brick out
houses as above, for S800-payment as above. The
above buildings renting for 1925 per annum.
Also, Lot No. I'll and the Northwest quarter
of No. 21o, Donation Enlargement, for $2,250 in
cash, or county orders at par This portion of
ground measures 112% feet fronting Fourth
Street, and extending back to the Alley and Canal
in the rsar thereof
Also, $50 Lots in Lamasco, at prices and on time
to suit purchasers
Also, 160 acres of Land-the Northeast quart sr
dissection q, Township Z, South Range IL West,
in Union Township, near the bank of the Ohio
River-on easy terms.
Also, 800 acres OF Land in the Counties Of Van
derburgh, Gibson, and Pike, for which, as we'll as
the lots in Lamasco, the undersigned will accept in
payment cash, City County orders at par, or any
kind of merchantable country produce.
VIM. H. WALKER, Real Estate Agent,
iulV 26-1md 63mW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-16

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
- TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad Mail flor Vincennes, Terro Haute,
Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville. st.
Louis Chicago, Cairo and other Eastern,
Western, and Northern points, and r X.
Way Odices) every day except sunday, at 9 A. M
Louisville Mall (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 6A P.
Padalcah Mail (river) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at 1116 A NJ.
Green River NAL flor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
M Tbu uTsdSs and and; saturday At e4A.M.
NetU Harmony Mail every Monday, We'd
zoc i1st, Nal lland1 every Monday, we'd
p as;sy II %a sis asy; :: every Friday a.
(PetersbuTgh letters, &C. come and 60
Cg,stEiana Mail every Wednesday at 7F.
tLeaves at A. NJ. Thursday morning)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mall, every day except Sunday at 6P. III
Louisville Nal (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6Pn
Padscak Mail, every day in the week except
sunday and Thursday by 9A.M
Green Rirsr Mail every Monday and Thurs
day by 2P.N
wednesday, and Friday by 3P- ii.
Eeag Harmony 1Tail, every Tuesday, Thurs
tay, and saturday by P. n.
AG snd We Slas. u and Friday at 7Am
(Arrives the evening before, after Office
hours)
pssersbargh hal (way) every Friday by 81 "A. n.
C,-astLiaSsa MaiI every Friday st A. H.
Arrives the evening before, after oaife hours.l
s%Post ONCE opens at A. d ana csoses at II
>, NJ on week days Delivery closes Eorn 3 to P
~ on week days during dstrfbution OF the Rail-
road mail Once open from 1 to P. ,. on the Sab
hath JAMES 81. McNEEL1, p. NJ.
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