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The national Republican., 1861-07-19

NEW PAPER HANGING STORE.
FRANCIS WILMER,
UP OIL s II E r. E r,
Importer and Dealer in
French, English, and American Paper.
Hangings and Window Shades,
No. 365 New York sv., bet. 10th and llth sts.,
WASHINGTON CITY.
All work personally attended to and satisfac-
torily guaranteed. feb l8---6n
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STOP AT TIE right place, and buy your
~ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, and GGps.
st No. 4s9 Seventh street, Opposite the Post
once. feb 28--6m
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LOST.

IN the 9th instant a small SPANIEL DOG ;
~ had on rough leather collar, with owners
name written in ink. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at the corner OF Virginia
avenue and Tenth street, Island, Immediately in
the rear Of the Smithsonian Institution. l5
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c. M. ALEXANDER,
attorney and Counsellor at Patent LdU, md
Solicitor of Patents.
Patent cases examined free of charge.
Applications conducted upon conditional fees.
Advice on points of law and infringement
givea.
Arguments prepared, and litigated cases con-
Quoted in the courts.
Office, corner of Seventh and streets, Wash
ington, D. @.
Refer to Hon. F. P. BLAIR, jun, Hon. WILLIAM
H. ENGLISH, Hon. DAEIEL L. SohEs.
feb l9-6m
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MILITARY TRAPPINGs /!

V'HE subscriber has Oh hand, and Is prepared
to make at short notice.
Military Saddles and Brides,
Saddle Housings,
Officers Sword Belts,
Haversacks and Knapsacks,
Pistol Holsters--sll sizes,
Coat and Blanket Straps,
Trunks and Camp Chests,
&C., &C., &C., &C..
at his Trunk, Saddle and Harness Manufactory
No. 49s Seventh street,
below General Post Office,
June 22-lm JAMES S. TOPHAM.
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T or FOR SALE.--Lot Five, in Square 1922,
IL containing about $4,000 square ieet. PRICE
threc cents per loot. Apply at this Office,
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1t 10 understood that the whole combined
rats thus established shall be reduced in pro
portion to the reduction which may hereafter
bs made in either Of the rates forming the
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FROM NFWPORT

NEWPORT, Sep 2s-The rebels have de-
clared their intention to obstruct the passage
of the Potomac river, and have diligently
erected batteries and cleared the woods
from the Virginia shore, so that they can
command full sweep on that stream,
So effectively have these measures been
taken, that vessels can no longer pass up
or down without undergoing a destructive
FIRE, and the navigation is actually closed
The stoppage will be but temporarily, be-
cause the government will take undeubted
rigorous measures for re-opening the nav
igation. f. za-.-.zrel .tal..,71a al.tF !
Information has reached here to the
effect that the enemy declared his intention
to destroy the large war steamer Pensaco-
la now at the Washington Navy Yard,
when she attempts to go to sea. y !, +
Large numbers of suspected persons in
this city have been confined by order of the
government in private houses. .--s ,...-
~ There are LOCO horses yet remaining In
the government stock yard in this city.
The Union men of Arundel county, Ma
rylaud, hold grand mass meeting to-day.
A Catholic journal, now known as the
Express, formerly Southern Rights, is out
to- day with strong articles for the Union
The editor is a relative of Archbishop
Hughes.
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SwEETwATER, Sept. 2l.-The Pony Ex-
press with San Francisco dates to the l4th
inst, passed here at A. NJ, to day. "a.
The State of California is prospecting and
the people we'll employed. .s
The number of volunteers called for will
be obtained.
The State election returns are nearly
complete. Stanford, Republican for Cover
nor, has 81, OF Corness, Union Democrat,
2s, 963; Mcconnell, Breckenridge Demo
crat O,2l6.
Among the six southern counties of the
State which are regarded largely sympa-
thizing with secession. Losangels and
Foulaine are the only ones which gave the
Breckenridge candidate majority.
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ERON JEFFERSON cIrY.
SPECIAL TO ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT.

SPEC1AL 10 ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT.
JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 28.-Passengers
report everything quiet at GEORGETOWN
General Sigel and Davis were at that point
directing operations.
Among the passengers by the train were
the following officers of Col. ShalI's Cavalry
regiment, viz Maj. D. P. Jenkins, Capts
Jsmes Foster, Paul Waters, John Burnap,.
and Lieuts. Proctor, York, Knight and
Blair. These officers were released on their
parole of honor. They left Lexington on
Thursday morning, coming in wagons over
land to Sedalia, arriving there last night
To their knowledge up to Thursday, Price
had not started any portion of his forces IN
this direction, though it could have been
and they not know it,
Capt Foster was informed on the morn
ing after the surrender by the rebel quarter
master, that he had issued that day "a, 900
rations, and the Captain thinks the force
has since then been Increased by accessions
from the country round about to at least
$4,000. He represents that men are flock
ing in from all quarters. He heard moth
ing definite in regard to- McOnIlough's
whereabouts. The rebels told him his force
was from 5000 to $1,000.
The officers think Mccullough is moving
towards Jefferson City.
Frlce' troops had devastated The country
for a circuit OF over 90 miles. Every barn,
field and mill had been cleaned of their con-
tents. Fields that were a few days ago
covered with ripe grain are now as bare as
a desert. Dwellings that were filed with
the comforts and necessaFies Of life have
been stripped of their contents-money,
silverware, clothing, bedding, every thing
was seized. The owners were insulted and
threats were made against the lives of all
Union men as well as those who remon-
strated against their lawless proceedings.
A few members of jackson old legisla-
ture had assembled in the town and had
passed an ordinance of secession, and when
our informant left they were discussing an
act of con6scation of the property OF all per-
sons opposed to the Southern Confederacy.
Other acts of a very severe character were
also under consideration.
All of the federal officers taken prisoners
have now left Lexington with the e4cep-
ton of Col. Mulligan, who remains there to
settle up some business affairs Hsis not
wounded, as reported. 4
Gen. Hunter and staff paid his respects to !
Gen. Fremont about oclock. 4
General T. ii. Price has been ordered to
take the field, bat his brigade not being in
readiness, be will probably remain in com /
mand here.
Col. White, who was supposed 10 be NOR
tally wounded at Lexington, Is recovering.
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IRON IA VENWORTH

LzAyEGWeRTHs Sept. Passports from
a relisble source frum-hanes- command say
that after his successful engagement with
the rebels, at PapinsviIIe, he made a forced
march on Osceola, and succeeded in sur
prising and capturing large supply train
left by Price and Rains, together with
800, 900 in money. The command is now
supposed to be on she march to join General
Sturgis. = > @>-szz. - - -
Kansas City reports of Mccullough being
in the vicinity of Fort Scott with a large
force are still adhered to- Nothing definite
is given in regard to his future movements.
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ma FROM MA gHTNqg0N. TT !

p
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 Capt. Cramer re-
ports the Albany, which left the Navy Yard,
yesterday morning, had cast anchor and
was laying off the Indian Head, this side
of the Occoquan Greek, being afraid to
pass the rebel batteries. ts4a
A private in the 2nd Michigan Regiment
was wounded in the leg yesterday by a
rebel picket near Arlington Mills. This is
the first case of any one being shot so
near Arlington. Heights. .e~.sy e,...ss.
On Wednesday, Maj. Kicker. Netting OF.
Master diseharg ed all the INSPECTORS at the
Government Horse Yard, excepting John
Raymond, of Pennsylvania, who has the
whole charge of receiving and inspecting
horses.
Marcus Cicero Stanley, a recently dis
charged political prisoner from Fort Lafay
cite, has had an interview with the Secre-
taries of State and Navy and General
Scott, and has left for the West.
Acting Surgeon Toombs was brought to
Washington, on the Baltimore, which has
taken several political -prisoners from An
napoliS to Fort Lafayette.
According to report, Toombs when on
the voyage approached two of the marines
and told them money was to be made by
turning the head of the boat towards the
shore so that the prisoners could escape,
and that he would insure them 5000 each
for their assistance and $50 each per month.
The marines declined the proposition when
he said there were men enought on board to
seize the steamer and sooner than be arrest
ed would blow her up. The conspirator
was then arrested and brought here in
irons.
A private letter from Santa Fe on the
7th inst, states that Hon. John 8. Waite
was elected delegate to Congress by a large
majority on the I'd of September. The
writer adds that the rebels army had not
crossed the Commando but was preparing to
do so with view of taking Santa Fe. We
expect pretty big fight
Gov Conally was inauguratsd on the
| Sd inst.
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stations of the Indiana Troops.

4 ; residents of this city have friends in
almost every Indiana regiment now in the
held, to whom they may desire to send let
ters, we copy from the Indianapolis journal
abe stations of the Indiana troops in active
service outside of the State. We shall cor
rect 1t from time to time as the several regi-
ments move from one position to another:
9Th Regiment.-Col Crittenden-Lohis-
vile, KY.
7th Regiment Colonel Dumont-Cheat
Mountain Gap Headquarters, Huttonville,
Virginia.
9Th Regiment-Ool Bonneville,
Missouri
9th Regiment-CoIonel Milroy-Cheat
Mountain Gap. Headquarters, Huttonville,
Virginia.
18th Regiment-CoI. Paducah
18th Regiment-Colonel Linck-Darnes-
town, Maryland.
18th Regiment-Col SullivaH-Cheat
Mountain, Virginia. Headquarters for let
ters for the regiment-.Huttonville Ran
iolph county, Virginia.
I4th Regiment-Col. Kimball--Western
Virginia.
18th Regiment-Col. Wsgner--W Western
Virginia. Direct letters and papers to l4th
and 5th regiments the same as to the 18th,
as above given.
10th Regiment-Col- ackleman-Darnes-
town, Nd.
l7th Regiment--Col Hascall-W Western
Virginia Direct letters to the same post
Office as given for the 18th Regiment.
The 18th, 14th, 18th, and TIN Rsgi-
nents are scattered at different points
among the vallies and heights of the Cheat
Mountain range. The post Office address
for all these regiments is Huttonville, Va.
City, Missouri.
ieth Regiment-Col Meredith--Ko CLARA
ma Heights, Washington City.
goth Regiment-Col. Brown Jockeys
vile, Maryland. Cockeysville is the head
quarters of this regiment, but il is stretch
ed along the railroad between Baltimore
aud Harrsburgh for eight miles or more.
2lst Regiment-Col. McMillan---Locust
Point, near Baltimore Post Office address
of the Regiment, Baltimore, Maryland.
32d RegImeEt-Ool. Davis-Jefferson
City, Missouri.
23d Regiment--Col sAnderson-- Padu
cab, KY.
24th Regiment Col aovey Jefferson
City, Missouri.
18th Regiment veatch Jefferson
City, Missouri.
2eth Regiment Col. wheatly--Jefferson
City, missouri.
2fth Regiment-Co Colgrove, Washing
ten City.
ssth Regimsnt-Col Scribner- Louis
vile, KY. e.5
seth RegimeRt--CoL Horrison--Louis-
vile, KY.
CAVALRY.
Capt. Brackens Company Western Vir-
sinia. Post Office address, Huttonville.
Capt. Stewards Western Vir-
ginia Post Office address, Weston re
Lieut.. Col. Scott Carriers six companies of
the 1st regiment Of Indiana Cavalry Balti-
more, Md.
Col. Bakers eight companies Of the LIST
segment of Indiana Cavalry--Ironton,
Missouri. ..-.-.-,r-
ARTILLERY. taa. 1873 s
Capt. Frybargers Compauy-St. Louis,
Missouri.
Il Capt. KLAUS Company-St. Louis, No.
Capt Rabb's Compauy St Louis Mo-
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-. PATRIoK RURKE.
ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO RE FILLED

And now here 1t appearing to the Common Coun-
ell of the City of Evansville, that Lot No. p, 10
Block No. 3, in the Eastern Enlargement Of said
city, il Bitusted that water collects and remains
st2gnHut thereon, and the owner or owners of said
Lot are hereby directed and required BY the said
Council TO fill up said Lot to such height as will
prevent water from collecting and remaining stag
thereon, within thirty days from tho pass az
of this order.
I, Patrick Burke Clerk of1he City 81 EysnssIllr
do hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
complete copy Of an order Of said Council, passed
the Sd day e August 4. D. 1861, 80 far ~ IL
lates TO the within named Lot
In witness whereof, have hereuBto subscribed
my name and affixed the seal ofsald City, this 18th
day Of August A D. 1ss1s 3 - ~. Z ey-H
aug14 -.- PATRIOK BURKE.
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FROM LEAYENRoRTR.

LEAvENwoRTH, Sept, 22.-Scouts this
morning report a strong column OF rebels
on the march northward from Lexington
Their supposed destination is ST. Joseph
The organized companies of the Kansas
militia are ordered 10 rendezvous in this
city Immediately.
Cleveland, the leader of band of Jay
hawkers has been arrested by military
posse and held to bail for examination.
The Kansas Second Regiment marches
for Lawrence, tonight, where they will
encamp and recruit.
Nothing new from Lanes command.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
II zHE Z. . WINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
EXON MTSSONRL.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l9.--The following will
appear in the Democrat to-morrow:--
/ Just before leaving the city Gen. Free
/ mont wrote a letter. to fir lend in New
! York. We have succeeded in obtaining a
copy, which,, as it relates to public affairs
and issof peculiar interest at this time, we
lay it before our readers:
ST. LOUIS, Sept. &c.
Ny DEAR SIR leave here at 8 in the
morning, and send you this hurried note in
the midst of the last arrangements before
starting. We have to contend with an
enemy, have no garrison and no lines of
transportation to defend or guard, while we
have from Leavenworth to Cairo and from
Fort Scott to Paducah to keep protected. p
wish to say to you though the position
is difficult am competent to it and the enc
myin the field. I ana not able, at the same
time, to attend to the enemy at rhome.-.It
is shame to the county that an officer
going to the field, his life in his hand,
solelyactnated by the desire to. serve his.
country and win for himself its good opin-
ion, With no other object, should be des-
troyed by a 81 stem Of concerted attacks at
terlywitheut foundation. FL ~ a-4 CF|
Charges are spoken and there is no chance
for an explanation to be made. What the
object of the repetition of these falsehoodE
is, is not explained.
The public mind is already given the idea
that something is wrong; already our cred
it, which was good, is suffering in conse-
quence. Of the newspaper intimations of
my being removed, money is now being de-
manded By those furnishing supplies. To
defend myself now would require the time
that is necessary to and belongs to my duty
against the enemy. If permitted by the
country this state of things viii not fail to
bring on disasters, but / never would have
been attacked in my capacity as an indiyid- !
ual.
| am an exponent of the force of the ma
ton directed against the enemy ofthe cOuB- |
try. Everything that is directed against me |
is directed against it, and gives its enemy |
aid and comfort Ny private character
comes in only incidentally, and 1 defend it |
because materially his reputation is dear to |
to any man, but only incidentally. This is |
the foundation of many acts, and will be if |
I stay. Everything that hurts, impedes, OF
tue work intTusted to me- | |
strike out without hesitation and | take the |
The worst that can happen |
to me is relief from great labor.
Yours truly, j. c. FREMoNT. !
Gen. Fremont and part of his staff left /
for Jefferson City this afternoon.
: Reports have reached here tonight that /
Gen Price has dismounted all his forces ex-
cept four regiments, and is organizing his
army for determined stand against Ere
mont
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s.sER NO /.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an exc
ton issued out Of the ONCE of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas of YaRderburgh county
and State of Indiana in favor of Lsette SchemTt
Henry Schults and Michael Zachsras, repleyin bail,
and TO directed, have levied on, and will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1861.
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock
p NJ of said day, at the door of the Court House in
the city OF Evansville VanderburRh County. Indt-
ana, offer for sale at public auction the rents and
prohts for term not exceeding seven years, of
the following described real estate to-wit:
Lot No 2 in block No. 2, in Mills Enlargement
of City Of Evansville, being part of the south
east quarter of the north quarter of section No
10, in township No 6, south OF range No. 10 west
And should said and profits of said real estate
not sell for sum sufficient TO satisfy said writ and
costs, will, at the same time and place, offer for
sale and sell the fee simple of said real estate for the
satisfaction Of said writ and costs.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, s. V. c.
Chandler & Hynss, PIf's Attys.
September nth, 1861. ssp12-3ww
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9ailp Soafnal.
CANDIDATES.
COR Prosecuting ATTORNEY.

For Prosec uting Attorney.
We requested to annou c. LEWIS q. SrINs ON
ss a oand date Prosecutipg Attorney Of the Cir
cut Court in the 18th Judieisi Circuit at the en-
suit < October Election. dGw
H. G. P,.. < ell, Of .ckpor', is a candidate for
Fr scouting Attorney OF the Fifteenth Judicial
District
For County CeInmIssIOner.
Na FBItOR Please announce my name rs a
candidate K'r reelection to the Office of COUNTY
Comm. sinner az the ensuing October election.
". PRUITT-
EOr Auditor.
EoIT5Ks JOURNAL Please announce the name
of WILLIAM BINGHAM as q candidate for Auditor,
20 the en-ung October Election. He will be sup
ported by MANY FRIENDS.
MRssRs EDrroRs You will please annOune
the of WN. II. KLUSMAN as q candidate 70
Auditor Of vanderb urgh county, At ths ensuing
CsctUoer election.
VIcroR BIscH has, at the solicitation Of many
citizens, become a candidate for Auditor of VAN
derburgh County at tbs ensuing October Election
MEssRs EDIToRs You will please announce ny
Ssme candidate for auditor of Vanderburgh
County at the ensuing October SECTION.
il cox
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me is reIIet Irom great ADO
Yours truly, ]. G.
FROM LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-W. G. Overton,
formerly one of the editors and proprietors
of the Courier, was arrested yesterday for
aiding Southern rebellion. ar.ra tses
The turnpike bridge over Green river,
near MumfordsYille, was burned 81 the
Confederates. 80 e 81 T
j. B. Archer, captain of the steamboat
Commercial was arrested and bsiled at
$4,000 5lv ..-8 ..,H -s-.t $3.50 20
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RELTEF ASSOCIATION.

Families of Volunteers in need of Relief, will
make application to the following gentlemen
First Ward-A. c. Hallock,
f Second Wards. w. Mcbride,
Third Ward-Christ Decker.
Fourth Ward-Wm. Heilman,
Fifth Ward-A. Rsis
Sixth Ward Victor Bisch,
Seventh Ward-Mr. Jones,
Eighth Ward &c. II. Rocker,
Ninth Ward-Jno +. Glover,
Suburbs-Edward Burtis and Jno Rayman
To facilitate the distribution, the Committee has
,rOcured Store Locust Street. between First
and Second, where the orders for goods will DO
ei9ed on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays,
from seven to twelve O'Clock.
Citizens from the city aud farmers who Will
leave provisions and otheT articles necessary for
relief at the store Locust Street, or at Philip
0eokers will through the Ass collation., receive the
thanks of the destitute families of our volunteers
Those who desire to give the use OF vacant houses
emens for these poor families, will leave
tice at Mr.. A. G. Hallocks office -
sepIf VICTOR BISCH, Secy
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FROM WYANDOTT

WYANDoTT, Sept. 24.-The following or
der has been issued here;
In accordance with Section 4, Article 3,
Of the Constitution of the State of Kansas,
l hereby order every man in the State be
tween the ages of 10 aud As, capable of
bearing arms to Immediately enroll him
self in some military company, in accord
Ance with the laws of this State, and each
compan = is hereby ordered TO. hold itself in
readiness for immediate marching orders
Each man will furnish all the arms in his
possession. The refusal of any man to obey
this order, will be taken as evidence of his
disloyalty, and he will be treated accord
ingly. (Signed)
J. P. ROOT,
Lieut.. aud acting Governor and Com
mander-in- Chief
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EROM ERANKFORT

FRAEKFoxr, Sept. 37.-House- An
drews, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
ported, among other thugs, that they do not
believe that Congress has transcribed any
of its powers in the imposition of the tax
to protect the Union, and the committee
were discharged from further consideration
thereof-63 aginst 10. @HH
Senate unimp ortant
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Arrival and Departure OF the
M - Il Il o =


1.-THE tlme here set down is adjusted 10 seoataos
a0srs. On the River there is variation according
. - TIME OF CLOSING. -
EdsIsoad Mail for Frncennes, Terrv Hauts. F
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, 81 = 81
Louis, Chicago Cairo aud other Eastern.
s. Western, and Northern points, and Il. r s
Way Ofheesl every day except sunday. al Z =. Il.
L5aissills Neil triver) every Tuesday
THURSDAY, aud Saturday at o. r
Padacdh Mad (river) every day tbs
week except sunday snd Thursday I11s 4 a
= Green RfUer Mail flor Bowling Green and
= way points, every Monday and Thurs
{ MI Vernon Mol Qand) every Tuesday,
= Thursday, aud Saturday At Ola
Rsa0 HdrmOHg 1Eait every Monday, We'd
RooEpo7t Mad (iandj every Monday. We'd
Iesday, and Friday 90 A. n.
Rstsrsb1rgb Mad way every Friday at ~ A
(PetersbuTgh letters, &C. come and 60
by Railroad daIly.)
OgHthidHa Hail every Wednesday at r. NJ.
Leaves at A. n. Thursday morniDg)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Neil, every day except Sunday at P. m
Lo4sscilEe Mol friver) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by 6PH
PGaueGh Mat, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by ga.
Gresn Rigsy Mail, every Monday and Thurs
z day by 2F.M
Rf Ve1nos Mall Qand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by 3P. NJ.
Ess0 Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by ?. N.
Rookport MAJ (iand) every Sunday at P. n,
and "wednesday and Friday at IA N.
{Arrives the evening before, after Office
hours.)
PstsrsS1srqA Nat (way) every Friday by 81 A. NJ
CystAiaRa Mat every Friday at A. Ii
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hours.)
sB-Post once opens at A. NJ and closes at ia
g. NJ on week days. Delivery closes from to 10
a. n, and from 70 P. g. on week days during
tbs and closing opening Of the Kailroed mall
JAMES a. McNEELY, P. M
Evansville, Ind, May 1, 1884, iuy22-ywe