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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03
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TIME NEVER FAILING MADAME
y BAPHAEL Is the best. She succeeds when an
others have failed All no are in trouble-all who
have been uLfortunate-all whose fond hopes have
been disappointed, crushed and blasted By false
promises and deceit all who have been deceived
and trihed vii all fly to her fol advice and saJis-
factions all who are In doubts Of tho affections OF
their minds.
In Love Affairs She Never FaIlsI
She has the secret of winning tho affection OF she
opposite sex. She shows you the
Likeness of Your Future WIfo or Husband, -,
Or absent friend She guides the single to q hapEy
marriage, and makes the married happy Her AID
stances, and the result has always been the means
A speedy and HAPPY MarrIaSot
She IL therefore a sure dependence.
IL is well known 20 the public at large that shs
was the hFst and she is the only person In this
country, who can show the likeness in reality and
VINO can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns
OF lie, which can be tested aud proved By tho1-
ssniHs, i p3th married and single, who daily and
To A LII in business her advice 4, iny.Iu.
able. she can foretel with the greatest certainty,
actions.
Lottery Number given without extra charge.
.mApAM kAPhAEL is 9 bona nd AstrolOd Is
est AltrolOgist Of the Nineteenth Century. som )
is1los may Dc little timld, though they need ne
isIri Iof sne practices nothing bat what is recon
satisfy the most fsstidious of der rsspeotabiIity
Icetltnde' and OF the purity OF her profession
!, All Interviews are strictly private ana OOnndSs-
Therefore, come onst come ali 70
No. 80 kagt Fifth-stroet,
natl Ssoe"0's-A'rees ana broAdWay' oinslA
nTEaMss Ladies. Tifsy cents esnslsnsn. !Ca
p0nAF' GeSS-AsW6fa
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Washington News and Gossip.

WASHINGTON, December 81, 1861.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENTS IN THE STATES.
Senator Harlan's bill to establish Provi
sional Governments in the rebel States, will
if passed, make Territories of South Caro-.
lima, North Caroline, Georgia, Florida, Ala
bsma, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Ar
kansas and Tennessee, with every incident
of Territorial condition. 1t will cut up the
international State slave trade, root and
branch, and free all slaves hereafter born,
and will devote all the public lands in those
States to paying military bounties to the
soldiers and sailors who shall be employed
in the suppression of the rebellion.
GENERAL M'CLELLANs ILLNESS.
General McClellans is worse to-day, quite
worse. The danger of a typhoid fever is
now unconcealed. His case excites a very
general interest-exaggerated perhaps, from
iis importance and ils untimeliness, but so
thorough as to provide specuatiVely even
for his successor. Ben. Wade, OF Ohio, is
the popular preference.
ATTEMPTED RELEASE OF MRS. GRBENHoW. Z
Several days ago, Mrs Greenhow who was
among the first female arrests, and who is
still in prison, received q cake from some
friend OF hers, unknown to the guard, Re-
fore delivering it into her hand, Lieut.. N. r..
Sheldon Of the Sturgis Rifles suspecting
something wrong, examined the cake, and
found imbedded therein note, Informing
that lady that arrangements had been made
for her escape and conveyance to Richmond
naming the day and hour for her deliverance
This information, however, was not commu.
nicated to her by the Lieutenant, nor has the
writer of the note been discovered.
PAY OF TROOPS.
Arrangements have been made to paY all
the troops up TO the lat of January. Orders
for preliminary musters were issued several
days ago.
oHRIsTNAs PRESENTS TO THE UHITED srATEs.
The United States Treasury had two
Christmas presents this year. An envelope
was received, containing $40, accompanied
by the laconic remark in huge letters: II o.
U. s. one hundred and seventy dollars. 1t is
inclosed-owing 1t is the fault of former
Controller" On the next day Secretary
Welles received $3.50, which he was desired
BY Conscience" to deposit in the Treasury.
He did SO, taking from General Spinner a
certificate in the name of the original donor.
We understand that Government is not un-
willing to pay its way in future with fuuds
that have been stolen from it. Should Floyd
and Beverly Tucker make cash repentance,
it will be welcomed.
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DIED.

- oKNOWLToN.-At glendale, on Tuesday, Dec. 81,
Cyrus kDowlton, late Principal of the Hughes
high School, aged thirty nine years.
funeTal on Saturday, ith lost, at IL o'clock M =,
et the first Baptist Chufch, CJurt.st., between
Mound and Outer.
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II y announced that our Government has
expended s2e. 100000 for firearms since the
eomnenetmsnt OF the war, -
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HOME INTEREST.

The extreme Southern Florida ports are
locked up" 10y the Florida Keys.
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Va A. a. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewsiry,
No. 27l Central-aVenus. Cash for old Gold and
Silver.
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Economy. is no disgrace; it is better living
on little than outliving great deal.
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Latest and Most important information.
AL SHOULD KNOW 1T.

n OOK HBHBMY " ORTHY FRIENDS,
~ do not cast aside your nice Soft Hats, because
they are dirty and out Of condition Take them 10
WINTER, the noted Hat RenoVator, who will
make them as clean and bright as a new dollar, or
dye then jet black. bring them along at No.
167 highth-tt, whore all work is finished in the
neatt st manner aid lowest price.
Observe l. Beaver Goods Cleaned, Dyed and AL.
tered to the latest style foI male or female.
ECONOMY IS WEALTH, Nj PEACE OR WAR;
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Y. N. NJ. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
NOMINATIONS.
Election, Tuesday, January 2. Polls
Open at 2 l-2 O'Clock r. M.

PRRsIDRNT,
A. 8. WINSL0W, No. o West second.streeti
VICR.PRRsIDENT,
G. TAYLOR JONES, of Jones a Oouahan.
con OBRFsPONDING SECRETARY,
r. d. BARNEY, of Robert Clarke 90.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
ADOLPH WOOD, Of Adolph Wood l. Co.
TREASURER,
ROBERT BROWN, JR., with Robert Brown.
DIRECTORS,
HENRY B BtSsELB. with Ohio Valley Bank:
JOHN X STERRETT, OLA II. Wells & 90;
OWN OWENS, IN Insurance Agent;
SAMUEL u. WARREN. Off, I Warren & Co.;
+. G. RlNGGOLD, Of X G. Webster & %.
The subscribers, Committee appointed by the
Association, foe the purpose Of nomi mating officers,
take pleasure in .presentiug the asove-n AIMED gen.
tlemen and in view OF the experience and ability
required in the management of the Institution at
the present junCture, trust they will receive unsni-
THEo COOK,
JN0 l. TALBOT,
SAMUEL LOWRY,
GEO W. FRAZER,
8. NJ, ATHEARN,
GRO. 10. yAOKS0N,
de3l GEO. NJ. FINCH.
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PANORAMA OF FAIRY LAND,

Painted on 25C squaTe feet Of canvas BY the oeI
ebrated Artist, WIN T. PQBTER, ESQ combining
extraordinary mechanical eff cts, gorgeous coI1r.
II G, beautiful meviDg figures, peculiar aud artisio
studies, rare and delicate blending of light and
shade, delicious suneets soft moOnlghts clear and
azure skies, pure and translucent waters, pre.entng
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Oh,oIeaisIature.

This body win convene at Columbus on
Monday next. Among the important bust.
ness Of the session will be the Districting Of
the State, and the election Of q United States
Senator, in place of Hon. Ben Wade.
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Soldiers Back Pa
NTRUITS AND CONDITENTS FOR THR

FRUITs AND C0NDIMENTs FOR THE
H HOLD AYS.-y0HN BATES has on hand q
large assortment e Fruits Condiments and Yanb 90
prsinR, in part, Raisns, Figs Nuts, sardines Lob
sters, Oysters, Fresh Peaches and Straw berries,
English and American Pickles and Sauces, Pre-.
serye es and Jellies.
For sale by JOHN BATES
delS National Thsater Building Sycamore at
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ART EXHIBITION.
Oo11OerE He'll,
dN OPERA-HOUsE.)
Every Evening and Saturday AfternoO OF

WILL BE EXHIBITED, AT THE Ell
~ EGAHT and oommodUus Concert Hall in
the Opera house, an entirely new and superb
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-03

IS a SLIGHT COLD,0 COUGH,
N HOsrseness or Sore Throat,
i:
which might be checBeO with a 16YNNUNoA
sim pie remedy, If neglected, often AGtSNyllYlNN
terminates serioHtly. Few are A3NfhhtiA
ware of the importance of stop. FS{tJNNCtVtfVV1
ping Cough, or IS e. G II I VSkVkNlpllS4
COLD" in lis first stafe, Thai S!Sl 1,5t4se4
which, in the beginning, would VIHlNEttVSV
yield TO q mild remedy, If not ate UlS2AllD
tended TO sooR, sttacbs the luI gs
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" were hrst in.
trcduced eleven years ago 1t has been proved that
un they are the best article before the public for
the HACKIEG CoUGH in CoNsUMP ION and numer.
relief
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS will Ind them
ensciual Tor clearing apd strengthening the voice,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine ct
20 cents per box. de6 fmis
R r.. BIZ ELkN NAP III hREIsT
A1O Teeth extracted in most cases without 7s1fgs,
pain, or the least danger, by simple pro-t4,F15A
cess, practiced by no other person. Areh. '
eial Teeth n ade, and ali oTsratioua pertaining to
Dentistry execuTed with professional skill. Will
render entire satistaCtiOn or no charge.
Teeth extracted fOr tins poor Tree.
OTHIoH-JS7 West Fonrtn-SE.. Oin.I o. oo1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. FEMALE PHYSICIAN. MRS
- KING, N d otters her services as Ply
sician and Accoucheur, Patients boarded, If re-
quired. hesidence, SO Wade-street, bstween John
ana Gutter. no23-tf
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Synopsis OF Scenes In Fairy Land
PARTI.

SO 4 hdmittancs, 25 cents; Children, is cents
Schools On liberal terms.
Sc TIME OF OPENING Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock evenings nt O'Clock. de3O 4
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-07

30 The Memphis correspondent
Of the Mobile News tells the follow
ing:
The discomfort among the Ken
,uckians was increased by n sermon
preached in Nashville by the Rev.
NJ. Baldwin, the author Of Arna.
geddon, or the United States Elm
Prophecy" You may remember the
work, aud that the authors study
Of the Prophecies led him to the con.
cldsion tina. the great battle Of Ar
'maseddon, spoken Of in Revelations.
would be fought about this time IN
the Valley Of the Mississippi. H.
referred 10 the same sui iect in hi
sermon in Nashville. and told his
hearers that the battle wonli TAX,
place BY the :0sh If J~unc--tlas sha
Federal hosts would be overthrow
aud dispesSed--and that their dead
csrcasses would make "nli the land
to stink" An effort vas made by
officers present to stop hin, but the
soldiers, Who we're deeply Interested:
vssld pet alIs~ Il . b de6A .
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-07

THE
= Lhssrsry~ .ssssssss. ~ % . Bssr.
All Original, by Southern Authors.
IT'S Ans AR mon, RS ,rrfosr suorlp ps
CORDIAL.

IT'S AIMS \ mon, IT'S trrfoxf SHOULD px
COLDER or Civilian who would ses our
- Cnnfederacy truly free, extend your
nd TO build Up m lSpsrkxbvxr Scrrn,s>
%LirxRsrrusl ny fostering and encourage.
Ing IL, you erect nm enduring bulwark for
Liberty shse will defend you where annie.
are p,Ncrless. Give Il your support now
u will repay you n theasnnd foki. Gal.
Ian. ariaies m the battlefield defend ron
against open fees-ths pres, prcpsrlv
sustained, will do no less: Il will prot.ct
you against more dangerous. became In.
sidious ones. Call forth by active encour.
agemeat taisntsd wrifers ito tho :
born.s and. "gallant ~ ~ aruv With han.
ners," will they, 10 the disseeipstto. Of
psse' Influences, and high aspirations, and
true principles, Sight the good aghs d ioy.
atty TO crn country asaisss tie wily Nest:,.
men, who have spread broadcast over our
lair land thsi, noxious e~xhslaticss, thyourh
the medium Of those Northern Periodicals.
herssofore 20 much pasvonissd m NJ. W
oAsr yoa " SOUTHERN MONTHLY, -
A exponent ~ Scrfssas S~xsriusxss.
.Sorfasss PeLscv and Sorvusax lssrsr.
1foS!; . d.pSsitory 81 Southern Literary
eeo seisnside e6ort. Il contains ninelvs;x
peees Of seseinf uastes. euAsse;us ssSoath.
sss Essaysyy sSewihssn rsle>.ssssoushs,a
seess.' e.d ssolagsapAisal Stesslss u
cscthe.a Men," he embsilishad Nv sp,,.
ssAies 81 Sssshsyn Mso.r al viii IN f(ssr,
sssbsss havs 'svjevs u Sousk~ra sessrs.s
essn y eur pseesaoUs-uay ~ nos
nesess We leAk To- SD.0oO subssyihsss'
9g1T0N = vREL0H. psIiis1srs' "
- knohe1p 60 soi1l - a~srl;1s
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NOTICE..
Mississippi aud Tennessee Railroad.
OF TxMw.

Office Chief Eng, and GEM Sup't,l
Mysrue, Nov. sth. 1851.
M AMI nfter Wednesday. November 18th,
Olssl. trains on this roab will run NJ
'''' colvo SOUTH.
Mail trails leaves Memphis a,...... j.f0 ry
" :" arrive. Ut Grenaha at'll 30 y =
GOING NORTH.
Mail train leaves GRENADA ut ........2.00 4 "
" Z" arrives NJ Mcmpltis n,.. $40 A \
The Freight md Accommodation train
will leave Memphis Mt 8 O'Clock, p. \. on
Mondays. weins.isys and Fridays. nrriv-
Ing ut Grcnaja n, s o'clock y. H.. and
leavin. Grenade nj Q o'clock A n On Tues
: eas, Thar'lavs ani Saturdays, arriving ut
Mcmphis ~ fyc o'clock =. n.
NILES MERRIvETnEG,
v6ni3 Chief Eng. and Cen, Sup't.
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PREPARE poR 4 DRy srNaEr.-

PREPARE poR 4 Dry s-naEr.--
II Is more tlan prob1bie thai . very
dry summer viii succeed the heavy
rains and freshets Of the past win.
ter and spring. II IL, therefore mos
importah; that every %p.dential meas.
urc should br adopted in. arranging
for the crops. with u view to mcei
this moit than probable contingency.
Printers shonll select their lands
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~ ~ wv f#FHW4*4"
w -bfeasssts
NJ Wien ssy aMgasr sss N
lssg ~ ~ lssles sstasks shgll, NJ
iws M igh ~ n tdy ssfi n
lan lhH maslmHH tambt ~ fss
~ lhel VI fhli 81. > lfsH lAs aIlag
ng'mah Hulff u. ~ sysf ~ yn,.
Fhr4 NJ mh maa my " A.
ehsseL sd iat 4 Gss n ismaia
IN xfviee ~ ~ - d. ~i, pgtn
ih'f sfp'eti r then u isshsfa 4
fhfih0f tath mesl4aam 10 silahsd
w hut
THi@fatUUff.
" Tho flsH - eassgs ongahy
NJ corps N tlftua n fe.af
fhffi 10 tsist y ihs fapsi n Nv
haf W regard ~ ~ ftl NmpHf, Nh.
transfers N Iaf iaaIa 81 NJ eam .
hIua MY n msia A honioi ~
silih fhe discretion N We depart
mlHs
~ -sct sftgW
~ When enY pefs1s !, lbl, 3,
iiIifiY duty under ihia act, BIZ 10,
! ai mnsfsfe4 l6is 81 lee If sey CON.
pany, desire 10 futnlsh y fulunibi
be shfll feport bim'elf sl.n ,be ful.
siilafc, to hle commandment n . ctme
~ instruct N, and II N, Substitute
bs hwfolly egenft from military
lufy, aud, ~ examination by q M.
gepn ~ assistant Surgeons, 10 pro.
noaneei sound, abl n III respects N
l0r militty service. he may ~
accepted ard snreiled, and the person
furnishing sneli snbsi inlca mhy DO
d,fcha'gcs by the e%ommnud'nt Of 100
camp. Dnt no substitute shall be- en-.
titled 10 tran peFtiti0i o. ether al,
florence OF ihe esyen,o o. tho gov.
crnmon! uati - accepted anl on.
rolltd.
k-fSrAprioss.
TO- Persona claiming exemption
from military duty lndt. this net,
shall be required by ,be anrollior Of
hcer 10 make oath ,ha' they are law.
fully exempt rhler tho act Of Con.
gres., and shall BE- furnished by him
With u certificate Of such exemption.
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Farewell OF TIE ionag Volunteer.
Farewell, to thee, fall..rl Although I an

Farewell To thee, %fallsrl Although | an
young.
Igoio ,hs vars Wild alarms;
Our country TO save from oppression and
l. wrong,
Or do with nv o mraaes ii arms.
Farewell. father dear, I mrv sever again
Fcnd'y gaze on those looks thin and gray;
But u 10 tho battle ~ cpniic, I'm slam,
10 lscc, thee In Heaven | pay.
Farewell TO thee, mother! No love 10 like
So lasting, 80 deep. and 20 pure;
And ] trust through tho goodness Of power
To return TO thy bosom secure.
rsrewcll, mother dear! n | die far awav,
Thy heart will be sricved for thy snn;
Bus God will sustain thsc, and Sanso thee
20 say,
Thy will. righteous Father, BE- done.
Farewell to you, brothers, too! Dear It'll.
boys,
You know not N, meaning n foe,
May God mako me strong In jcfcnss OF The
And save ou.say brothers, from Voc.
.al@n' A.-l.sissrsi. asJosiavans
And save you, my bushss., from woe.
''r'".'l, =, dear b'oshsrs ! Dc loving and
And mind What d,., me.A~ ma, .s,,
our broshsrH come bssk n ~ Ia, ~,
10 should,
For God can bio essmies Say.
'''''s X. , s, . ss,r' wAss ! .aIsl Of
The fsnds would inaisl u shey could.
''' ,earssly refrain frsn pollssins NJ
With . sar'e % tho bIaet.lsaasss,ssd.
a'e".lI, ny dear 'I'.essi May Gee ls.,
you pare;
s~er.csndei with comforts and sr;.,a.
bisss With the gvses that slens ~.
SECURE
, bliss that " know asvsr eada.
to yca oil ! And NJ last n nav A..
ssst may God whom I reverence srdes,
",ms ''as y blsss, In . Issa sAas Il
Bring ssfsi, II. yosns ~vsiss..sr.
L.
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80
Tho year lbjl.Wdl be m csenUipl
one to every maiden $bo gee. mar
ricl. Tbrosgioui the vhaIe course
Of the yoer, whenever the moon
wones ihe nights wil gros dirL
Whoever ia in lose tais year .!l
think his mistress An angel. Vino
cver gets married wsl dnd ont wlc,lr.
er 1t b. true OF not. H. hat losos
his hair this year viii grow hid.
He ,ha, loses lii. wife vii becoac u
widowcr. II n young lady sdoaii
happen to Llu-h, she will look we'd in
The face; IL She dreams OF u your :
nan three nights in succession. u eul
be n sign OF something, i she dream
oil him four times, OF has he tooth.
ache, il Is ten TO u thai something
certainly rW happen.
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TAJfAufNG.

n AyIgg fas.msj iha Talle,isg business
In psa ys, I respectfully insIis NJ
al su.smmaf. ssI sitissns sanssalls 70 slsa
vsarall. shop u The Pamela Hotel. 2hA
door .ysib from ibs cofns,. ..........
Arsii IA, 1861. nl3ffy
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.TsAIsS : = 20. i.s.ss. ~
c'' = ; i 'ss.s. =: -. g -:
s;s:1Ilst;;SS;tl' ~. 1p-
TT'ssif1Ajo1eAsW4c.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-07

% hn intel uHt e4ffesp9h lent
u IN ~ lcalimal pipsf IL Arkansas
FAY
"h yga have plenty n corn yoa
have e'eyseg. - re raFrn'
again hrain, nhd again. plant e'fn
esdy-plab late plsbi hillside god
bottom -plint hammock anil aely
Iand, and prairie, lhil your git0ef'
may bc Glloh 70 oyafhpv Ina. and
that there mny be plenty IN 81 hc
land
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-05-07

tn fliyelef 4 psish i 4 fsslg
% . ifs'tg hss NJ Smass = \
as~isrs,, suggesting : meis ~
shlsh 80 fs1efs might b tsllsssa
ffam M etmnsDh N H. IiADs
afasf, farFN nf III hsslises ##Ief
VI W shr coaf Iafsle Ftala ~ u
D. tsli N srssis The aut#eh y
- fbfgwsi
Hfnsssp. Aeft 81
q, ~ssfbsa, Wei stafaI fgae
letter n ihe lfib %fsseivsI ahH aal
srsrsa w. msi The collectors haff
alfesdy been Instructed T. sila# iss
payers n apouhis under q b 10 IT,
their payments ani fay n fftasay
notes, Fahlsh N sisfepfHm
4 " Mfal Hsa,
Hee ! Treasury,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-08
River News,

The weather, yesterday, continued pleas
ant and clear. 1t was warm enough to oc-
casion great activity on the levee, which is
beginning to have the appearance it used to
wear before the war. Large quantities OF
tobacco and grain are piled upon the land
ing and an innumerable quantity of drays
are constantly fitting about hauling to and
from the wharf without making any per-
ceptiblel difference in the amount OF
freight accumulated there. so a5--.--=
The river continues to recede ard the
old sand point below the city, is once horS
to be seen creeping, as it were, out of tire
water. @a -.s ze- .-=--- -a
The Leonora arrived on Tuesday night
and left yesterday. She seemed to have no
load of any sort. 1 O. s.11 - -5e
The City of Menphis passed down. She
is still a Government hospital boat. Some
of the soldiers returned to their regiments
on her. AI -. 20 ,as'- --i ts'fa -t
A new craft, which is to be known as
the Fanny Ogden, so soon as the name can
be painted on the wheel houses, passed
down. She is to go to st. Louis. Quite q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-08
A CORnpIalnte

EDITORS JOURNAL: The bridge across
the canal on the Newburgh road at Little's
Mill, is nuisance, an imposition on the
travelling public and the citizens of the
country who are compelled to visit the city
on business, and the citizens of Evansville
who have business in that part of the city,
as it frequently happens that persons going
directly to that bridge expecting to cross
find it turned so that it cannot be reached.
1t is disgrace to the county OF Wander
burgh and the city of Evansville, and re-
fleets very little credit on those who had
the management of its construction.
The attention of the County Commits
sioners is directed to this nuisance, hoping
that they will do something towards max
ing it answer the purpose for which it was
intended, viz: that Of affording to Gil per-
sons the means of crossing the canal at that
point without fording it, or being ferried
across by the boys on their RATS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-08

Posr OFFICE HoURs.-The mail train on
the E. & @. R. R., having changed, the fol-
lowing will be Post Office hours until fur
Their notice, commencing to-day.
The efice will open at A. NJ. and close
at u P. NJ. on week days. Open from 2 to
P NJ. on Sundays.
The Railroad mail will close positively
at A. NJ, office time, the train starting at
9.05. The Mail train arrives at the Depot
at 6.1O p. M. The deliveries will Close
from to A. NJ, and from 81 to 81 P. NJ.
during the closing and opening of the Rail
road mail. Stamps and envelopes to be
had at the Periodical stand in the lobby.
When the Louisville mail boats arrive
early, they will return at P. NJ, and theil
mail will close at Al P. M.
my6-5td&1tw POSTMASTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-08

e 4 memorial, praying that Congress
make Evansville port of entry, Is In cir
cuIation in our city and being -numerously
signed. 1t sets forth the commercial i'm
portance of our city, situated, as it is,
midway between the Falls of the Ohio and
its mouth six miles below the mouth of
Green river and sixty miles above the mouth
of the Wabash, the commerce of which
streams it mostly eontrols-connected with
the interior by railroad communication and
containing population of at least $4,000
inhabitants. A vast amount of the trade
of the lower Ohio, Wabash, Cumberland,
and Tennessee rivers is transacted by boats
who never go above this point and the
owners of boats and pilots are not unfre-
quentIy put to great inconvenience in
being obliged to go to other places to obtain
licenses. 15- F- s a
We trust the members of the Senate and
House of Representatives will heed the
memorial and grant the prayer OF the pc.
titioners. Hon. John Law has the matter
in charge and will do his utmost to secure
the object in view. rs s6 aa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-08

B@- A. temporary railroad track was put
down between the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Depot and the river, at Louisville,
at the Governments expense, few weeks
ago, in order to facilitate the transportation
of rolling stock for the road from the river
to the depot. Having served its purpose,
the track has been taken up, and the ma
terial, including the rails and cross ties
have been sent South to be used in the re-,
construction of those portions of the rail-
roads In Tennessee which have been tori
up by the rebel vandals.