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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-07-23

CHARLES Il. MASON of Csnnelton, pre-
cent Judge Of the Common Pleas Court. ~
the Sd. Judicial District. indiana. announ
ces himself o . Union candidate for tn
same Office q the ensuine October election
District coupOsed of'hs counties Of Do
lboIs, Spencer. Perry. Crawford and Orange
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NOTICE q hereby given that he under
~ sIgssd hss bess appointed sdmisissss.
To- q Inc estate q Rooet PolseN, late 81
Dubois counsy isessssd. Said ssssts u cup
pooedts b solvent.
JAnzs =. possox, sdms.
July %.
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6rWs ere authorised 10 announce Mr.
w. c. ADAMS. Esq.. . CO ndidats for Rep
ressnsssIvs q The Ocsober election. subjec
% The decision Of The County Democratic
Cow entioa.
Com rnom Pleas Court
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NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST In TOWN!
John LUTZ

Corner North MsIn end Lawrence Streets
nETURNS Die thsnks 20 The poblie To-
n their past custom, end informs them
that he hss Just received new supply o.
Drv & oods aud Groceries. suitable for TIL
market which 10 viii sell cheap for essh
% good produce. Ne viii take oil klnde d
trade q The highest market price. Tss'os
ine carried on In eli he branches and sst's
faesinn guaranteed June Zo-0m~
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AZ the Treasurer 81 Dsbsis esussy 0s3e
~ to The ID sssd 81 Commissioners q their
June term 1862 showing shs cssdisisa - 10
said county.
There wss rsmsisiss n srsssusv q Issl
s tsiemeas 10 June 1854 $3.50 IL
There hss Ssen Rec~ivej sIsss.
Interest Caa'a School vnsd 10 -
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&c, Che most beautiful and richest reward
led pursuit Of msn.) 10 his choiee collection
Iof Fruit Trees, Ornamental Shade Trees,
lsnd shrubs.
l would inform the public that l have pur.
chased 90 acres Of cholce land. about three
miles north or jasper. Dubois county. Ind
where I have commenced the rearing Of
fruit trees. A Nursery thus situated among
you 10
More Reliable
snd responsible than any Nursery located q
q distance. Itis Of great Importance 10 th'
planter OF trees that they get them fsesl
,lirom the Nursery. Trees taken up sod car
Tried but I short distance will live and grow
'I,hsiftiIy, while n shipped from abroad woul'
u pso bsbly half Of them die. The proprietor
Ihss spared neither time or expenss 70 pro
curing true 10 nsme) the varieties Of frui
hest adapted 70 this part Of The country.
u All persons who favor me with their o.
|ders msy rest assured that they will get tree
true 10 name. Catalogues furnishsd graft
: Ito al spplicsnts. Psnons Who cannot MEX
liz convssient 10 see tie pscpristos can Iesv
their orders with HsStin Fseadman, q th
: Post Olice ia jasper.
= We can furnish trees 20 be set the com
I, |inR Fall. ID ID dision 10 my Nursery 10 thi
'Ieounsy, have smother In Crawford CO.. Ind
c|My prices ere very low. just 70 suit the times
J, lApples snd Peach trees frem 10 10 ia cts
leach; for full list Of prices sse catalogue. =
4 |0rdsrs sent 70 me q Jaspes. will rsceiv
! prompt attention.
JOHN r. FoOTE. Proprietor.
iuly e, loe2-lm.
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that whea our county needed men 70 deiend
hss ssl uphold or glorious Uaios. Dubeisl
ssuusy vss ths let to fssaish shsm-
RAsps u KExrucKr.-The entrancel
into Kentucky Of Morgans band Last
week caused great excitement. 1t wasl
abold sndsavor Of desperate Chief
TO incite rebellion in : loyalState, and
gathering around him . force Of in
latustsd followers, carry il ont Of the
Union By violence. Happily the Un-
ion men Of the State were too well or
ganissd for tho mad scheme to sue
ed, and the only thing accomplished
w. the destruction Of good deal Of
property, and the stealing Of large
number 81 6ps blooded horses. We
hope The ecaEs received BY the Unior
men q Kentucky will sufficiently
arouse them 70 enable them 70 ami
hilsts any band Of 1900 thieving, ma
Yauding scoundrsls who may hereafte
attempt 70 invade their State.
Another small band Of rebels, mum
bssing.it i said forty-two, under on
y. r. johnson, who claims to b
lieutenant in the Tennessee cavalry
have bssn keeping the country on bot
sidss o. the river, from Newberg :
Henderson, including the populoua
courageous and valiant city Of Evans
vills, il . state Of tumult and terrc
Sor The last ten days. They quietl
occupied Henderson the first Of la
week, the courage Of the Union c;s
ssns d that place and Evansville, b
ing Of The Bob Acres quality, havin
III oosed ont On the first appearant
Of danger. After their impuden'
ssecesdsd n Tightening the Uniol
ists, hey proceeded to steal such pr
psgty = they wanted, and Gro stl
kssping e up. On last Friday th'
invaded Newberg, 10 this State, c.
turing s. sick soldiers in hospit
there, about 900 splendid riiled mn
xoes, . lot Of fne navy rsvolvers, he
pieal stores, asd 900 Of the hospit
fhnd, which We IN possession Of q
0oowsrd. The citizens Of the town
lbred them 20 resistance, but some
them seem pleased % Gee them. A
ssr Staying : shoss time. they paroll
he prisoner, and returned across I
river with their plumber. On th'
Ny % he river they were fired up
bye Union soldier, who Wa Instant
killed. Two citisens Of the town,
II. Carney and Elliott Mef5ord, "
had'been with The robbers and acti
inpolnting out property for ssisuI
rsmalned silsr ths thieves had gor
asd vsss killed By he citisens. /
de nsws Of TIE raid reached The sou
~ ~ people were roussds and IL
shogt time Newbasg We hllsd vi
us1e1y lhsmsgs, with SiAes II 81
hdyds. dsosspined 70 avengs The
sult = ous Ststs. Several citissns
~ town were arsstsd 10 assistil
The magaudep. apd confined il pris
- await action 81 The authoritieo.
The intelligence Of this raid csus
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A ma Receipts above Expenditures -6.57 &c
Or the above smoust Of ssdsss. sixty ssv.
en- dollars and eleven cents, the smouss
Congressional funds from other CoustIes,
wss not received By The Tssssuvss, ed
does not sppssr On the Register u Receipts,
but h included IN the smouas Of orders.
therefore the smount orders less shaa
amount b to.b9s.27 which ds6usssd iron
the total amount Of receipts leaves balance
10 Treasury
Total amount Receipts l0,27 %
Orders lsss 81 II . above o13o ~
Amt n Treasury April Let 1851 SRA ~
or The 67.li Congressional fund from eshos
Countiss. The Treasurer hes paid 81 a
which be hss never received o above &C.
ted
All o. which Il respectfully submlttsd.
JOHN MEHRlHGER, A. D. 9.
June 9Th 1852.
nFPav IA what Won oWo M.
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VTVHE following q ssssemens q ths
i nancss Of Dubois county. Indisna. tcs
the Hscsl year 1851. beginning The 6rss dsy
of June. 1861. and ending tho e1s Day q
MAY, 1861, both days inclusive. % appears
from me records u The b ard Of Commis.
sioness Of Dubois county. to-wit:
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Amt in Treasury April Iss. 1861. 81 965 u
crcs,ess,orsI Interest. ~ 52
CONN Fund Interest. 0ue ~
Principal Congsessionsls w -
Conn Fund. 5Oo ~
Grocery License. zUo ~
Fines and Forieitures, % U
Total Receic's. WzA7 -
EXPENDITURES.
There has been psid out duriog Inc n"so'
risl year 1861 The following s@o"nss:
Common School Fund paid . Treasurer Q
Sa,e 500 81
CONN School Fund to Township 5a56 q
Sum Total e50I
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rs hsssby gives % I'll psg1ese whs sss
~ swiag Willisn roaheas - 800 osss~
Gseoe q book seeoooeos - = ~ - ~
ga tsbss. ~ pweAoso 40 pgeposy =
hin. either reel o. pog0ooo3 oool ~ 80
sesisss hin h ~ Do6ob Cleouls Ceess -
6oally decided.
FesdIssnd. July Z, looo. n Ve
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UPay US what you owo us.
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Total ann Congressional lsssssss 151l o
For Interest On Loan Come fsnd 51e u
"a ami from Treasures Of State 49, q
40 ~ ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-17
CINCINNATI MARKgT

CINCIEEATI, Feb. Is.
Flour in active demand and prices 6
shade higher; super, 4 25@4 30; extra,
5000 35.
WHEAT in good demand and prices 6rmer;
red 90@92; white, 9s@Io2.
OATS dull at %.
CORN firm at 30
Active demand for BARLEY; sales Of
5000 bush. at oo8o2; further advance.
Barley malt held at rs. 1t is thought the
demand from the Southern States will be
enormously large.
WHISKY advanced to 173; and is held at
1902o-at the close under the news from
New York.
All articles of provisions generally held
out of the market; country mess pork sold
at 10 25@lO so. Bulk meats sold at
3@4t for shoulders and sides, and 4c for
hams very little country or city is to be
had, holders generally having Withdrawn
their stocks pending the seige Of Fort Dom
elson. A large business could be done ia
mess pork, at 10 bO@lo 90, and in bulk
meats at 3@4&, and in lard at II.
Nothing new in groceries. the demand
continues of a iobbing character, and is fair.
Exchange prem.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
BATTLE FIELD BEFORE FoRT DoNELsoN, !
Thursday, 10 AN.

BATTLE FIELD BEFORE FoRT DoNELsoN,
Thursday, 10 A. N. !
The battle opened at o'clock this morn
ing, and is now being holly contested along
the entire line. The rebels worked hard on
their breastworks all night. They have
one redoubt which. mounts heavy guns.
Lavender and Dupec are doing good exc
cution across the hill.
Birge's Sharpshooters are in the ravine
below, deployed as skirmishers
The gallant 18th Iowa is on their right
acting in the same capacity.
Oglesby's brigade is on the extreme right,
and has twice driven the enemy from their
position. The enemy is fighting well, and
seem disposed to redeem their cowardice of
this day week.
The Carondelet, Capt. Walker, is at work
on the river. She has kept up a continu-
GUS cannonading for two hours.
The firing along the entire line has just
now entirely ceased.
go forward to ascertain the cause.
@. w. B.
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CUMBERLAND, ND, Feb. 15.-Gen. Lander
made forced march on Thursday night, and
broke up a rebel camp st Blooming Gap,
killing Is and capturing II commissioned
officers and priYates, losing but two men
and six horses. lie led the attack in per-
son at the head Of the 1st Virginia regi-
ment of cavalry. This secures the opening
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
Hancock again.
Gen. Lander, having cleared his depart
ment of the enemy, renews his request 10
be relieved of his command. on account of
i'll health.
A portion of Lander's command under
Col. Dunning has occupied Moorefeld and
captured 225 beef cattle.
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--LATEST
g. W. B.

| Especial Dispatch to the Missouri DsmooratJ
HEADQUARTERS OF GEN. GRANT, IN TIE !
| FIELD, BEFORE FoRT DoNELsoX,
Thursday Evening, Feb. 10.
| The fight has been continued with more
or less vigor all day, but with little pro.
| gress, as the enemy is completely en-
| trenched on all sides by formidable works,
located on high and steep ridges thickly
covered with timber and underbrush. The
work of dislodging them is most formida-
bic. Our lines completely surround them,
however, and we have them to work upon
at our leisure.
| 1t is evident that the rebels have de-
| termined to make a desperate stand. They
| have concentrated a force here which is
fully equal if not greater than our own.
Reliable information has been received
that IN addition TO Gen. Pillow, both Gems.
Buckner and Floyd have arrived and the
latest reliable information places Gen. A. S.
Johnston also there.
The enemy has been receiving re-enforce-
n.ents all day from Bowling Green vi
Nashville.
The operations to-day have mostly con-
sisted IN can1onadlng at intervals between
the two forces, and frequent diminishing.
Our sharpshooters descended into the ra-
vines, and climbed up the ridge upon which
the enemy Is located, and pop away at them
Whenever shows himself The enemy re-
plies in the same way.
Birges sharpshoOters have distinguished
themselves in this way. Company G, Capt
L. L. B. Cutler, got within seventy-fye
yards OF one rebel ba ttery, and completely
siienced it during nearly the whole after
noon.
The moment gunner advanced to man
any of the pieces, he was sure TO be shot
dead in his tracks.
A desperate advance was made on a reb-
ell redoub. at one o'clock. by the Seven
teenth aud Forty-ninth Illinois, under Col.
Morrison, of the last named regiment. They
made two gallant charges, penetrating up
close to the breastworks, but were obliged
in both instances &c fall back under heavy
cross fire Of artillery and infantry.
Both regiments suffered seriously.
Colonel Morrison was seriously but not
fatally wounded.
Close up to the ramparts great quantities
of brush was piled up before the breast
works, which it was impossible to pene-
trate.
Captain Brokaw, of the Forty-ninth Illi-
nois, was killed.
The Adjutant Of. the Seventeenth Illinois,
was slightly wounded in the hand, while
taking gallant part.
Altegethe5s The loss of the two regiments
will amount TO 100 killed and wounded.
The Twenty-ffth Indiana suffered some
what seyerelydn sally OF the enemy upon
them from thefort, but rallied promptly and
chased them back.
altogether, our loss to-day is about $50
ID killed and wounded Capt. Mendsll, Of
the Seventh Illinois, was killed early IN tbs
morning.
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TINES DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l4.-Hamilton Fish
and Bishop Ames returned to Washington
to-day, and made a report to the Govern
ment of their mission. They repaired to
Fortress Monroe, and made known their
mission to the Confederate authorities at
Norfolk, by whom the matter was referred
TO Richmond. A reply came refusing the
Commissioners admission to the Confederate
territory, but express a readiness to nego-
tate general exchange of prisoners. Our
Commissioners opened the negotiation.
Which resulted in a perfect success, and an
equal exchange was agreed on, but the Con-
federstes had 800 more prisoners than we,
with commendable maguanimity they pro-
posed to exchange those also, on condition
that our Government would agree to re-
lease 800 of their men that may next fall
into our hands.
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FoRF MoHRoE, February I4.-The follow
/ ing is from to-day's Norfolk Day Book
A rumor reached this city yesterday BY
passengers from Suffolk that the enemy had
taken possession of Edenton and Plymouth.
Later in the day it was rumored a couple oil
the enemy's vessels had proceeded on re-
connoisance as far as Colerain.
The Norfolk Day Book also gives sketch
of the new flag adopted by the Committee
of Congress on the subject. 1t is blue
Union on a red field, four stars in the form
of a square, all in the Union.
The Richmond Dispatch of Friday has
the following
"Gen. Wise is near Carituck Court House
and sent down flag of truce to Roanoke
Island on Thursday.
"a Norfolk telegram says il is believed
the mortar feet is intended for this place.
PETERsBURGH, Feb. lathe editor Of
the Express has receive1a letter from SafS
folk dated Thursday, which says that Eden
ton and Hartford have both been captured.
Five gGnboats moved slowly to the wharf
at Edent0n yesterday at o'clock and land
ed their troops. Very soon afterwards Is
more gunboats arrived. The citizens raised
a white flag. Between 5000 vnd 1000
troops landed at Edenton.
The population of Edenton is about 1000,
and is distant from Suffolk about so miles.
In the afternoon two gunboats went up
Chowan river towards Winton, aud several
others towards the mouth of the Roanoke
Hertferd the capital of Perquinans county,
was taken by the Federals, yesterday"
A Nashville telegram of the 18th, says a
dispatch was received from Cumberland
City, this evening, stating that on Federal
gunboat had appeared at Fort DOnelson,
and this morning, opened FIRE one the Fort,
but without injury to 1t. The Fort re-
turned the fire, and the gunboat retired.
The Federals have landed in force, and
battle with light artillery commenced this
morning.
1t ia reported that the Federal force Is
from 10000 to $4,000. When the steamer
left for Cumberland City, the battle was
raging with great earnestness.
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r
l@@L "Wednesday, Feb. I2-9P.M
Our army, which left Fort Henry thil
morning, il now exactly in the face of the
enemy. The rebels have thrown out
a force, how large is not now exactly
/ known, TO contest our approach to the fort
They have thrown up heavy breastworks
and, as far as can be, a redoubt, mounted
| with heavy field or siege guns, on a COM
handing site Within eight hundred yard:
of the redoubt, on the opposite side, our
/ troops are now laying on their arms, await
ing the approach Of dawn to make the at
! tack. Our force is rather to the south OF
Donelson, and the ridge upon which the
enemy is located runs east and west. This
position once gained, our advance will be
at once made on the fort. The ridge upon
which the enemy are entrenched Is about
two hundred feet high and thickIy wooded,
as is all the surrounding country. The con-
test for its possession win probably be a
bloody one.
Major Cagender, of the First Missouri
Artillery has his Parrot guns within eight
hundred yards of the rebel redoubt, and
thinksshe will have no difficulty in silenc-
lug its battery.
Our troops are enthusiastic, and, there is
no manner of doubt will give a good ac-
count of themselves TIE weather is clear,
and as warm as in May.
1t is probable that the gunboats will be
up so as to attack the fort in front to-
morrow. The force sent around by water,
under command of Col Thayer of the First
Nebraska, will take the rebels in the rear,
so that unless they greatly outnumber us,
il is certain that Gen. Grants anaconda
will entwine them.
All our advance had little skirmish
with tho outpost force of the enemy this
noon, in which f0ar of the Eighth Illinois
were wounded. Two of the rebels were
left dead on the field. Four wounded were
also left on our hands, two of whom will
die.
General Pillow is known to be at Fort
DonelsOn, and it is not unlikely Beauregard
Is, also, having been in Nashville a few
days since. G. W. B.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-17

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Committee
on the Conduct of the War, in examining,
to-day the case of Gen. Stone, discovered
new facts which divide the responsibility OF
the blunder between Gen. Stone and another
General.
Previous to the discharge ofWykof, the
Committee on the Judiciary examined Brig
adler General Sickles, whose frequent visits
to the incarcerated Wykoff and adjournment
from bis cell to the residence of ex-Lieut.
Watts, at the other end of the Avenue, had
excited suspicion. Sickles claimed to be
WykoR' counsel, and to have acted through
out in that capacity. The Committee put
some home questions to him, aud he replied
sharply, and. for few minutes, war of
words ragged.
While his examination was pending, the
Sergeant-at-Arms appeared with Watts.
He testified that he saw the message, and,
being of a literary turn of mind, read it and
carried portions of it in his mind, and the
next day reported them, word for word, to
Wykof. That person had previously testi-
fed that the passage transmitted to the
Herald, was given him, by Watts, orally
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-17

BALTIMORE, February 15.-Parties who
come by the Old Point boat say it was re-
ported at Norfolk yesterday that Fort Dom
elson had been captured. Our dispatches
from Fort Monroe make no allusioa to it.
A reliable passenger from Old Point says
some workmen from the city works at
Richmond say they left there for want of
work. So great was the scarcity of iron
and coal that the works there were being
suspended. Coal was enormously high
The men say there are few, if any cannon
left at Richmond, all having been sent
away from time to time to other points.
Very few of the defensss there have any
cannon moanted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-17
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
A General Order Of President
Lincoln Messrs. Fish and
Ames Returned-A Valua-
bic Prize-Arrival of the
misunderstanding Foreign
News = Bowling Green
Evacuated.

WAsHINGToN, Feb -I5.-The President,
Commander-in-Chiefof the Army and Navy,
returns thanks to Brigadier General Burn
side and Flag-ofiesr Goldsboro; to Genera |
Grant, Fiag.etf1cer Foote and the land and
naval forces under their respective com
mands for their gallant achievements in
the capture of Fort Henry and Roanoke
Island. While it will be no ordinary pleas
ure for him to acknowledge, in a becoming
manner, the valor of the living, he also re-
cognizes his duty to pay honor to the gall
liant dead.
The charges at Roanoke Island, ike the
bayonet charge at Mill Spring, proves that
the close grapple and sharp steel Of loyal
and patriotic soldiers must always. put reb-
els ana traitors to flight.
The late achievements Of the Navy show
that the flag of the Union, once borne in
proud glory around The world by naval
heroes, viii soon again float over every reb-
ell city and stronghold, and that it shall ever
be honored and respected as the emblem of
Liberty and Union ia every land and on
every sea. By order of the President.
(Signed, E. ~ STANTON
Secretary of War.
p GIDEoE WELLEs, 4
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arrival and Departure of the
III = IL O..

THE time here set down ia adjusted 10 eostraet
A0Urs. On the River there is vsristiou according
to circumstance e,ll =, o,, r, os,,,o
Railroad Mail flor Vincennes, Terre Hauts,
Prinoeton, Warrington Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. St. Loui8.
Cairo Chicago, and other Northern, Easterns
ard Western points, and Railroad Way onieess
every day except Sunday at.........--.. ga. n.
EeuissiIs Mall (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and saturday at s4P.M
week except sunday and Thursday at MA. N.
Green Riper Mait flor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
day at 81 P. N.
En- Vernon Mall Qand) every Tuesday, V
Thursday, and Saturday st e1S A. NJ
Mem Harmony Mad every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday ct IA A. NJ
Rsckport Natl (andl every Monday, We'd
nesdzy, and Friday ct 81 A. N
Psssrsssrsh Mail way every Friday IS SS e. H
(Petersburgh letters, &c come AMI 50
by Railroad daily.)
CsnthiGaG MGiI every Wednesday 0t p. n.
iLeaves at a. n. Thursday mornipg.)
Military mail tor Calhoun and Spottsvils, IL ?. n.
THE OF DELIVERING.
Railroad MaiI, every day except Sunday At A. n
Arrives the night before, after ofice hours.
Louisville Mad (riTsr) every Tuesday,
Thursd ~, and Saturday by oFM
Fadacab Matl, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by "a.
day BY -,-''' 49, spM
NJ Ve1noa MaR Qand) every Monday,
wednesday, and Friday by sP. N.
HeaO Harmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by 2. NJ.
RocEport Mall (land) every sunday at ! ?. NJ
aud Wednesday and Friday at IA. M.
(Arriyes the evening before, after Office
hours.l
Pstersburgh AFasE way every Friday by SO a. NJ.
Gs1stlItaRG Mail every Friday at IA. M.
ARRIVES the evening BEFORE after ofi1oe houTs.)
EsB- Post Office opens at A. NJ and closes ut Z
r. 81 on week days. Delivery closes from TO 9%
A. H. week days during the closing of the
Rairoad mall Office open from 10 ~ A. N. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES H. McNEELY, p. II.
Evansville, Ind, Nav l, 1861. iuly22-ywc