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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-05

Ee We call attention to a recent order
of Gen. Halleck's, which will be found on
the outside of to-day's paper. 1t will be
seen that liberal facilities are to be given
for the opening of trade with the people on
the borders of the Tennessee and Cumber-
land rivers. Our merchants viii no doubt
promptly avail themselves of their privi-
leges and secure for our city fair portion
of the trade of the rich valley between
those rivers. Our Surveyor will Also we
presume, be liberal in the matter of grant
ing permits. Il will not do to permit st.
Louis to monopolize the traffic.
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eG5- The abandonment of the heights of
Columbus, which have been thoroughly
fortified, and dropping down the river to
Island No. 10, is so singular a move on the
part of the rebels, as to excite SURPRISE
Columbus would have been n hard place
for our gunboats to operate. The rebel
batteries, being planted on high bluffs,
would have been able to deliver plunging
fire on the boats which would be difficult
for them to withstand. at Island No. 10,
as we understand the location, the rebel
batteries will be nearly on a level with the
gunboats, whose slanting sides will throw
| off the balls with ease, and insure the safe
ty Of those on board.
General Beauregard is regarded as {
skillful officer, and-we think his move
ment to Island No. 10 is dodge to diver
the attention of our forces while he perfect
his means of defense at some other point
1t is, we doubt not, repetition of his Nun
son Hill manenvre. 1t is not likely h
designs coping mp any considerable fore
of his men on an island without any posi-
bility of escape, unless he is convinced tina
they have TO be cornered before they wi
fight. Even thea, they have their usui
resort-a surrender. So that, look at tn
rebel move in whatever light we may,
cannot, we think, be regarded as serion
In addition to these considerations is I'll
fact that the rebel newspapers talk tC
much about it. If Beauregard really d,
signed making that his point for ' stand
he would SEQ to it that less was said abol
it in the papers. The great battle for Il
possession ofthe Mississippi River is not
be at Island No. 10
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
HEADoUARTERs, CAMP MoRToN,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. {


Ed. JoUR "A faint recollection comes
g. Der the spirit of my dream that made
you a promise, before leaving Evansville,
of an occasional stray whisper from my
goose-quill, which. is very good pen, and
steel at that Now, / almost regret the
promise, for it is a well substantiated fact
that since the arrival of the far-famed
Kentucky Hog Drovers" at Camp Morton,
they have all, from the Colonel down to
our pet niger, Burke" (who, by-the-by,
says " that he belongs to the staff" been
on grand, everlasting tour of extra duty.
Yes Sir, we, the veterans of Evansville, no
longer have the privilege of passing the
lone, lone hours OF evening" by soft COO
ings and billings with the fair, blue-eyed
daughters of the North, but, on the Other
hand, you will grieve to learn that the said
veterans are actually obliged to keep them
selves in a state of never-go-to-bed-ati
ness Il believe that is one Of the bumps)
and watch the movements, sentiments, anC
peculiar features OF some 4, 900 or 6,00I
whilome inhabitants of the g sunny South,
the land, we are told, of chivairy AM
romance, and, allow me to add, RICH
smart Of ragged " oh, no, we never men
ton thems." Well, well, | guess it vii
eventually make good soldiers of us.
Here let me remark that the Goth Is nov
very nearly full and, moreover, honored b
the selection Of their respected Colonel, b
the authorities, as commander of the Camp
This appointment meets with universal az
, probation, as Col. Owen is experienced an
: we'll qualified, in every respect, for the -ex
geneies of the crisis, and the arduons duti'
of the post CT our friends, the rebel pri:
oners, don't know whether | am above
: to say much, but Will venture RENAL
t that, as a crowd, they were wofnlly mi
Is taken in as, their captors, or rather chou
say in the Federals as general rule It
T. don't think the Goth had anything to
J. with the Fort Donelson affair), for they
10 seem surprised at the kind and genera
q treatment they receive, and have to allC
that not only are the Federal army not {
: " Abolitionist Bngbears that their fana
1t leaders taught them to suppose, but mol
ii over, there are white men as far North
al e Hoosierdom." But alas, hear the sw'
:. musical voice of our Adjutant, calling
- to bed so, goodbye, old fellow Talk
IL about beds, you ought to see ours, wh'
IS. the Adjutant and | sleep. ] can tell you,
he Itwonld astonish the oldest stager,
To see the bed of the Sergeant Major
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THE "cofd snap +" for the past two or
three days caught good many of our peo-
pie with empty coal bins, and the demand
for this article all at once became a little in
excess of the supply. We have heard,
however, of no cases of freezing to death.
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sg~ An Alabama volunteer writes from

gaS1 An Alabama volunteer writes from
one Of the rebel camps
There's new disease broke out here
the "camp disease" they call it, The 6rst
symptom is a horror of gunpowder. The
patient can't abide the smell of il, but is
seized with nervous trembling of the
knees, and whiteness about the liver, aud
longing inclination to advance back Wardf
That's the way water serves mad-dogs.
Then comes what our Major calls home
fever; and next the sufferers wife and nine
children are taken sick; after which the
poor fellow takes a collapse, and then re-
lapse. Bnt it's mighty hard TO get a dis
charge, or even q furlough-awfnl hard.
Fact is, you can't do it without working
1 le thing pretty low down.
tell you what, Bob, between you and
me, Pm afraid I'm taking the disease my
self; / don't like the reports we hear every
day from the coast. We hear cannon BOOM
| ing down there by the hour, and they say
the Yankees are going to play the very
devil with our ducks. think ] can detect
faint smell of powder in the breeze, and
feel a strong desire to go into some hole or
other. 1t may be the climate; | hope so,
but don't SEQ how that should make me
| turn so cold about the haVersack every
time see bayonet If only had some
good spirits, now, to take every morning, l
think l could stand it very we'll PleaSe
send me some Immediately on receipt of
this. IN. B.-Mark the box "Drngs, care
Surgeon I'd Bait. Ala. Vols.") Our Major
| is sharp as a brier, and down on brandy like
duck on a Junebug.
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RAILROAD RECETPTs7

L
rolls leather, Steinbach; bales hops, KEEL
Ter q White; 2 bbls eggs, box butter, Clements;
/ stove, Margaret Eberhard, Paducah, Ky; 600
bush wheat, Fl II Umble; 30 pkgs mdse, Cox &
HumRhrey; I6 bxs hardware, SOnntag Go;
So bales hops Cook & Wolfiin; 2 bxs tools, bdls
truss hoops, Straub Son; l box leaf tobacco, U
CapeIle; burial cases, 7 Henson; kegs ink
Evansville Journal Co; bxs cards, bbls eggs,
box butter, bag feathers, ID Heimanns Q DDS
wire, 10 bxs hardware, 2 bbls do, Wellsi 8
bales box dry goods, j H Maghee & Co; 60 bags
coffee, Preston Bros; 1 bale mdse Z Evans, Hen
dersons XVI rs kegs soda, r d @, Shawneetown,
Ills; bxs drugs, bxs soap, LEIGH & Carlstedt;
70 sacks wheat, John Deig; Al sacks -four, Henry
A Cook; box cigars, Schroeder q Kehr; IA bags
oats, ii 81 Umble; 80 sacks bran, Reisi bbis
eggs. tub butter, Topf& Long; 62H bushels wheat
bags feathers, Geo Foster & Co; car load hay
Adam Liter; IS bales gunny bags "A cases liquor,
W II Altman & Co; Is bxs mdse, maekey, Hon
ming & Co; $40 bushels coal, D White; II biol:
green apples, n Dbl eggs, box can fruit nj Refs
| Is sacks -FOUR Is sacks branS sacks meal, Gee
| Meintzer; box butter, Samuel Wilcox.
| A. II. SHRADER, Agent
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FoRT Zollicoffer, situated on the bluff
banks of the Cumberland river, about seven
miles below Nashville, was deserted by the
rebels on the approach of General Nelson's
division, without firing gun. The fortif-
cation contained ID or 20 gurs-thirty-
and sixty-fours-none of which the rebels
succeeded in removing.
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g3- a cotemporary thinks that the bra
vest swain in the land would gladly take
the lively daughter of Secretary Chase as
legal tender. The smitten correspondent is
not clone in his admiration of such Chase.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,

COUNCIL OHAMBEh3 I i
Saturday, March LIST, 1862. {
Council met. Present. the Mayor, Coun
ciImen Hunnell, Fergus Smith, Miller and
Klusman-
The minutes of February 22d were read
and approved. FE
The following bills were allowed:
Street Commissioners weekly bill, $27
so; Cox & Humphrey, two weeks services
as Wharfmasters, SCI 90; j. p. Elliott, two
kegs powder 10 celebrate Washington's
birthday, $24 90 "A. Weiss & CO., print
ing police blanks, $4 so; s. Sorenson, ia
exchange for one Eighth st. Sewer Bond,
$50 90; S. Sorenson, interest on same,
81 20.
The report of the condition of the pub
lie cisterns was presented, showing the
came TO be in good order The report was
received and filed.
The wharf reports for the past two weeks
| were presented, showing the amount of
revenue derived TO be $l03 s3.
The monthly wharf report was presented,
showing the amount derived to be $247 40.
The reports were ordered TO be received and
filed.
Councilmen Hunnell presented report
showing the condition of the accounts OF
City Collector for the year 1860:
Balance on duplicate.......... ........ SI29 At
Treasurer's Report filed during the
year 1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lZ9 40
Councilman Hnnnell presented similar
report on the duplicate of 1861, showing
the condition of the said Collectors ac-
counts to be-
Amount of Duplicate. .............$ pa, 4S5 Al
CONTRA.
Erroneous assessments, dog aid
poll tax RENTED, property in
Carpenters field, Greekville,
Delinquent tax on real estate,
Treasurer's receipts filed with
clerk, per cent commission. 3T,S59 e
Amount unenllacted- -----s...... Sh.h26 Id
The report was ordered TO DC received
and entered on the minutes
8 Councilman Hunnell, from q similar com.
mittee, presented a report, showing the con
ditiea Of said Collectors accounts on pre-
! cepts for sidewalks and street improve
ments, to be
Precepts for sidewalk imprvem'ts, 554 81
|. Do for street do, 1926 8!
Total .....s9l iooO ~
, Treasurers receipts fled with the
Clerk. All 62
Commis'n, 5 per cent. 20 59-l,4s2 q
sses Z,
: The order was ordered to be receive,
! and filed.
: The above reports were made only for
! partial settlement.
. Council adjourned.
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ee5g- The Golden State goes to Fort Don

sag The Golden State goes to Fort Dom
elson TO day at O'clock with the collins
and delegation sent by the County Com
missioners of this county, TO briEg home
the dead bodies of those of the 25th Indi-
ana Regiment who fell at that battle Per-
sons wishing to visit the battlefield and
Fort Henry and Dover will find this good
chance, with ample time to view the bloody
field.
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GEN. PRIcE and army told the inhabitants
of Cassyille, Mo-, on their retreat through
that place, that the Federals were marching
down, and were burning all the houses, raw
ishing the women, and killing the children.
gehefaf staftas to6Ra p fltE 4nf pee
men were found in the place when our ar
my passed through
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ErrN the Nationaal- .InteIIieenceT-Whi

EVEN the National Intelligencer-which
rarely tells joke or cracks smile-laughs
at Mr.. Rebel Maury's proposition to con-
struct fleet of gunboats, with one gun in
the bow and one in the stern of each boat
The Intelligencer thinks Maury has been
reading Gulliver's Travels.
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nSs- The Roard Of County Commiasio

B@~ The Board of County Commission
era commenced their March Session on
Monday las:. Considerable business of i'm
portance will come before them for consid-
Grafton. Among other matters, we presume
the Franklin Street bridge win call for a
portion of their time 1t is but an unpleas-
ant suhlect at best.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS PRlOR FOR DAILY:

SUBSCRIPTION PRIOE FOR DAILY:
Delivered In the City, por week.. 10
by mail in lho City, per year Tn adFanoel o w
FOR WEEKLY:
BY mail peT year, single subscriber. 6O
q 81 club OF i've Ito one addressl %
ADVERTISING.
Scr Terpas see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS.
The following gentlemen are ouT authorized
AGENTS ~ the places named
Dr RaIsten, B0anvilie, Warrick Co.
John n Lock wood, Mt. Vernon, Poseg Co.
Iohn q DaughertF, Rockport. spencer 30
I.fnea l.. Thornton, frinoaton. Gibson 10
Iohn Il Handy, Eewbnrg, Warf5ek DO
Dr. Murphy, Now Harmony, J'osay Go
a D. Wilkinson NyathiaIlsl- G-t-
Preston Talbot, PoHeygile, Fosey Co
u 4 Custer, PETERSBURG, Pike 90.
afnrI tIrant, Canal y o., NaTrick Go.
q. q. Cavansli, OtyeRsvitles Gibson Co.
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nome INTERESTS.

H6~ Yesterday was dark day, with in
dieations of snow. The hard freeze of the
two or three days past are likely to be fol-
lowed soon by the slush of The breaking
up of winter"
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THE Washington correspondent OF the
New York Post says the Hon. David Will
mot, of Pennsylvania, viii take the place
of Carl Schurz, as Minister to Spain.
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Three comfortable dwellings, containing
six rooms each, with all other necessary
conveniences. Inquire of f. D. ALLEN
corner of Market and Bond streets, neal
Central Market. 2wd.
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THE rebels made frequent promises to
spend the winter in the North. Only about
$4,000 have been able to comply with their
nromise
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AT lecture at the Smithsonian Institute
one night last week, loud and long cheers
followed the mention of Fremont's name.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

" 0ST.-one calf skin boot, No. s, by one of
LII the soldiers the levee. Any one fielding
the win confer great favor by leaving it at
JOHN RASCH'Ss Second street. mis-
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Please announce my name candidate for
the office Of City Clerk aud oblige
mh4te WM. K. MCGREW,
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RHM0VATG
Poultry! Poultry F.!

S9dEIS AT ELLfOTT'S
Go early in the morning AID get first choice
rhey are always received Tuesdays and Fridays
6R BBLs. PE.GRE B.G6ERF.
aE5 bbis rplit peas.
1 do farina.
do pearl sago, just received.
CHEESE.-15 boxes extra cutting cheese, just
received, per STEINER Nashville.
CANDLES Oil Candles Tor sale cheap.
MOLASSEs-20 bills enoice re-boiled molasnes,
for gale al so q per gallon.
MAPLE MOLAsSEs.--1 hbl extra maple mo-
lasses, the FIRST of fhe season.
CIakN UP-25 bxs Hin p Co.'S extra No.
soar; 50 bxs do GsrmaB; 10 bNs do fancy bar soap
LARD OIB.-2 Ibis winter strained lard oil, at
iebIs Fl. f. COOKS
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NEW ADYERTISEM ENTS.

EDEBBOJS-s, ROSES, PEU-BBs, sc.
IA, We have just opened largo stock of Bonnet
and Trimming Ribbons, French Flowers, Roses,
Plumes, Bushes, and Millinery Goods generally.
SCHAPKER & BUSTING
nov30 80 Main 81
ETy.9 IA COBsVs--zT rs CENTS PEE
IL Bushoi, at VICKERY BROS,
oct24 Ne 81 Main street
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SAN. C. HUGHES,
.ATTORNE Ely AT LAW,
M0RGANFTELD, y

MORGANFTELD, KY.
Particular attention paid 60 the collecting bust
ness in the LIST District Of entueky. Hh3
NHxTR.a sUG.gR CUBRsEs MAINS
~ 5000 extra sugar cured Hams, Just received.
BAGoN-5O0 lbs Choice Lean Breakfast Bacen,
Just received 80.
BRIED BEEF, $50 lbs choice canvassed dried
SHOULDERS hhds extra sugar cared Shout
ders, just received.
CABBAGE.-2O0 choice heads Cabbage.
PARsNIPs.-15 bushels choice Parsnips
1900 sacks choice fine table salt
500 boxes extra fine table Salt
100 reams assorted sizes wrapping paper
| BRAN.-750 sacks rich country Bran.
! FAMILY FLoUR.-25 bbls choice family
| Flour.
ROAST RYE AND BARLEY u ,On0 lbs prime
roasted Rye and Barley ready for use
oNIOEs.-20 bbls prime Onions at
| mh3 H. A COOKS
| WHRGS .gss-4D ksUTTER.-S dozen hee
NJ fresh Eggs for Is cents. and pounds choice
| Butter for q quarter, at VICRERY BROS,
| jBn2s No. So Main street
ED Il ms K,E E--e- SHR.g ~ BCE6-
- WHEAT FLoUR in amy quantities 20 sui
the trades fresh and good, a. VlGiNEehS
JAMS
YWVURPR.V-TIJV-Es- 60 gal
n Ions, in cans aud dozens, for sale By
feblO s. u. GlLBERF a co,
No. Sycamore stree
DIR. J. FLEAGER.
SURGEON DEN list
ROOMS:
I "a ~
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Total 800 30
Treasurer's receipts fled with the
Clerk. ................."$l,4 All 62
Commisn, per cent. 20 5e-l,4 20
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The order was ordered to be received
and filed.
The above reports were made only for q
partial settlement.
Council adjourned.
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Erroneous assessments, dog aid
poll tax RENTED, property in
Carpenters field, Greekville,
Delinquent tax on real estate,
Treasurers receipts fled with
clerk, per cent commission. 81, 1853
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N OhtFHNFIALbI n T
Particular attention paid 60 the collecting busi
ness in the LIST District Of KentueIy. mhS
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GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
..,cr,ra. JUNE q. 1901.

DCsslos OEF!rhw; w;as SgsE = :: M ises %j,cxa,.
N 1Ls Nv TSys ,S.s, I. .pS.r S IL. T sos Of Ia
,saS ~, ne Reissue Of the land wasrants de:
so,ibcd hsrsin, which arc alleged 20 nsve vesn ~ ~
Z, s:roy.s uSss ssss warrant
csrsiScete Of Ike tenor will be Issued, novSnd oo
jsctioa shosld then appear. ,a., m, NJ lin
r,Spusry S ssii issa u, TO 70 Andrew Taunsr os Ihass,
Or. .vsts Il captain Taylors COMPANY, Coioaei s.e-
sen.ons regiment, mt, New N,ssog"y ,g,h f 5sS, fssy
Sr sss a0t ,hs ,eI name of Nicholas Tarreoe and
s..1ss, MAJ s's as$ under Inc s o,
sad Avn w.. sss spsntsa May ah, issl-.Jaly Y, issa.
w,% M s,.,s f. Ms,S. S ss.'. Admire @ sii..ss,S
r eaton STARK, and other, brothers aod stten o.
An,h B,ark, decessed p,ivae o. Uae.s1 ~, En-
Mssis 4 dated Arr,l /, isso-August ., 1853
Msrcb, 1885 In the maine oi heuoen Ia MaimA"' ana
tsSss ss Ssly Sa ss .srs, y. 80. 9,
"a Oh, fsss, IL the name Of William Brscis,s aad
sah.d Dss.%O.r 1sSASsss:, Sss:, ,ssa y, a,
serscnbcf isso, II the name Of Julian Nay, end
vss Grastsd April %, is.2-Ausust =, is@, ~
No % ,e9 o.s kh SSss OF joseph
neetwsli, and was grained June 90 iSSe-Ausu't
Il. ioltl. fselao se.es, Issued unier the % Of
Mach, 1885, ID the name Of Lsnra willow oi IRA I.
Day, lid w granted February 2, ls6e--Augusts .,
Hc. q s,I, tor 70 aercs Issued under the act Of
Msvoh 1851 the name Of Sarah, widow Of W arfeu
BsnpGs, Ind Was srsatsi October v, 1s6s-Ausust
No. il ,no, Sor 100 acres. i4ned under the ast Of
March, 1855 jn he name Of Elisabeth r., widow Of
Bajsain W., Bsookhouse land vas grant, ssptsm.
\ No ~, fOr 1ao acrrs iasusd under the act Of
Match ists 10 the name OF Henry Ropes, and was
er.nied April 2s: isss-Aussst 9, ists a.. =,
Nsrch 1sss In the name of Elizabeth, wltow Of
John Ga,duei, and was granted October 8, 1850
NS. Xsio. fbr 100 sorss sued under the aet Of
March, 1855, In the anne Of Mary, widow OF George
rtsht, and WA granted January !, IL e-Ausust
No 2a,o7S, for 20 scres, Issued under the aot Of
September, 1850, ln the name OF Guy Hober, and
,wss gsauesd October ~, lssl-Aueust Q, 1891
No, 5000, for 40 aoies, Issued under tho act OF
S.ptsmber, fss0, Ia the name Of Content, widaw OF
E:, Smith and was granted june 49, 1861
No Sl S55, for 40 acres Issued under the aot Of
Deptember, 1851. IN the name OF George Sherman,
and was granted July 20, ls53-August is8a.
no. S,lis for ls0 sores, Issued under The vet Of
Me.se, snd waa granted September IL, lsbS--August
No is 80, Tor % acres, iYuod under the aet Of
Hsrad, 1856, ip the name OF Cynthia wi tos Of Cur.
sia i,chins, ard was grained Not' mber, 20, 1885,
No. 7ssss, for 100 sc,es, Issued urdsr the act Of
n ,rsh, lsab, 10 the name Of Timot' r. hnson,
and was granted March I, ls5s-Augu I 80, 1865.
ytd ,..un..l mJOsErh II. nAtkEri,
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EN)M DOsTON, VIA NEWPORY AnI
+ FALL RIVER.

sy t4s iPlsSdsIa & < Snd sersriS. sssH sts,% lEk
STATE, BAY sTATE.' and STATE vF MAINE
Y the navigation q Long lsland Sound ,1nninE Y
railroad, distanos Of y mnlss only to boston
me steamer HfiRE sTAtE, Capt. Bfsyton.
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Friday, ate O'Clock, r,
~ touching at EsMRoEt each way; ~, - -, i,
Tpesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, ~ 4 o'elsok
n. touching at Newport each way.
Thsss steamsrs are Atted with ooInmodius stste
rooms, end every arrangement for the security and
comfort Of who are Afforded By this route
nights rest bosrd and, on arrival at Fall river,
pSoosed per stsambnat train, rsseling Beson early
tlis following morning, or may remain on board ~
til starting Of the scSommodation at A. n, By
a baggage master Y attached to each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same TO its destination. ."u
tween Fall river and Providsncs daily, except 6aR
YrsISht to Boston \ forwarded through with gree,
river every morning, sundsys ssoeptsd, st IN
p,plook for Boston and New Bsdierd, srryinS atit
distinatiou at about II A. N, 80. t.,rIIm..,
os freight q p:AsTSSs sPRiy on feSsss 2. stta
~ bsrth., apply O beard OF II desired TO ssosrs
WIN. BORDEN, Assat,
~ r-u au 70 Nd II Wssts6sss, u. T.
The national Republican., 1862-07-11
RAILROADS, ETU.
pASS EFGER TRa Tvs
From WashinstOn.

On and sher SUNDAY, May 18th, i.ss, The
and. the West. will run A. folowS: =,
Daily Trains between washingson and Bslu.
DAILY Tralns bstwssa wasAinsssa spd ths wssl
oe tnnd:y', Two Trans to Baltimore, and os'
" Passenger. @ for the wsst makips CLOSE connection,
at washine,ou Jonct,oe, 4 Nelsyl with The Bsltl
more and Ohio Railroad for al Hcasts ws.t at lower
Eos & sH.DsyfEzia f n. n iTz NiI And S' NEW YORK.
fsSf For Xs%%fSIis-Lss;. ssSs ws:SasssS Il T. i.o
. sck Y "a al rooiNrs wssr, ..s Station. along
at I 20 N and p n, and On 6sniays at ). Z.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Lfs.i s.a.S.. s:s ssse .s;s:Sa': Il
= is.vs New Yoss q . ,. .. Yhalsa.apssa nm,
n; Bsltinoss 80 D. n. Afsivs q was>anstcA ~
s.i.i:ss, 10 : I. .zn,,s : *s:si.s.ss
Loe.l As:s,.sd..,es =, y E,s... ,...s ..,...:,.s y :,
st y noon, and 100 2 n - rr'I-,. ~
nSss. Or 'HS z.sspos % so.ssssis.s q % sunday non 10.
Bakimcfs o. Washington. ."s.asH a1iiF' p, ~ "a
nd ass;ss "a :. .'isss ssss. eSe.ssss !. wss;,os
,,.. sh w: 1 e s s:s' Ss i. ~ os
3. HSs: i .ss q; W: S,. & s'-'s' 'ad oA
tnstoa daily, sxorpt susAsys, at bAs q n. and ~
lid. N.
II Passnesr Tssiss isaylag wsshi,sses at ~ .. .
II ., ~ md p o., Esd 'BaltinorS as 40 end ~
|ls: =, ianA Sss ,. n. ~ ~,y q Awsa1s's ON
/ lWasAiNotte ysRssoas. ..'.0aa y $500 %
i way FsssaesSsA.stsa saks ths Asss~ssaiss HFsi~
a... - ", 2. oNITH,
nyss nnssr ef Tfinporatoa. bah-