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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01

HAMPERS FERRY-Harper's Ferry is again in
the possession Of our forces, and that truly in
domitable and veteran soldier. General Sumner,
is in charge of the place with his whole corps.
All misgivings-as to the skill, will, or ca
pacity OF the officer in command to hold this i'm
portant position may therefore be dismissed. We
will Guarantee General Sumner to hold it, even
against toe whole rebel army at Virginia, if
brought TO he< upon him. Under his direction,
no such inc0f geient and blatherskiting politician
in soldiers Otes Tom Ford will be placed in
charge of MARYLAND Heights.-N Y. Herald.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01

lat District-JOHN LAW
81 JAMES A CRAVENS.
81 HENRY W HARRINGTON
sth WILLIAM 5 HOLMAN.
5th EDMUND JOHNSON.
9th ALEXANDER b CONDUIT
7th DANIEL W VOORHEES,.
9Th JOHN PETIT.
9th DAVID TURPIE
IOsh JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
Ilth JAMES f. MCDOWELL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01

PUBLIC NOTICE


BR y ELS TU SSgG AG q,
THE WONDERFUL GRANULUS, frr the cure Of Coughs,
Colds Throat Bronchitis wheering irritation Of the
Uvuls and Tonsils and Diseases Of the Lungs Sold IN
large boxes. IS ets 81 Cts. and 81 each. nisdAwly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01

y DEMOCRATIC REGIMENI.-The 10th Illinois
regiment. whch arrived this morning from the
Cairo district, : emphatcally Democratic reg
iment. We are informed by one of the staff
officers that poll of the regiment was taken,
AID that every man in it except seven was
Democrat Well bet on the ll0th i'm a fight
" 4 LEDGER
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01
NJ USlC.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

err TsEAsURER's OFSIcE. Sept IL, lSsa-
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the city for the
year lss2 due, and the duplicate placed In
ny hand for collection. Persons indebted the city
taxes viii please call and settle the same
sis.d1w Jos X ENGLISH. c.ty Treas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-01
Democratic Union State Ticket.

Democratic Union State Ticket.
Eoeetiea TuesAay, October ~.
vox SECRETARY OF STATE.
JAMES 8. ATH0N.
OF Marion County.
voR AupTroR ov STATE,
JOSEPH RIsTINE,
OF Fountain County.
voa TREASURER OF STATE,
MATTHEW l. BRETT.
OF Daviess County.
voR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
OSCAR b H0RD,
OF Decatur County.
ron REroRrER or SUPREME cocRr.
MICHAEL G. KERR.
OF Floyd County.
vok sUPERfSrKSDrST OF PUBLIC rssrnUcTfoS,
SAMUEL L. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

F. The following are about the only items
of interest that we notice in the Indianapo-
lis papers of yesterday: asi. 3 % sslat d5io..
General Thomas left last evening for
st. Louis. = ~ AT~s-4 a.f.sa ogl i.sf -ai
The following officers have been COM
missioned: io .a1ata go --1n, s..i'aAa- saas % /"
73d-GiIbert Hathaway, of Laporte,
Colonel; DR.. Robert Spencer, of Monticello,
Surgeon. iies ao.ialalasa asg- '-'a' = :,
74th-Ssmuel Keefer, of Columbia City,
Lieutenant Colonel. "a, -is.r ..ssi,sla = & s-.s
ssth-George Humphreys, Of Fort Wayne,
Colonel. - .i7'@ ''AN' '''.'''
66th-Thomas G. Morrison, permaneut
Adj utant; John NJ. Gerard, of Floyd coun-
ty, Msjor; John R. Bear, of Washington
county, I'd Assistant Surgeon sasl = ..
The rs Regiment left yesterday for Ken.
lucky, in command of Col. John U. Petit
. VIM. Carver has been appointed Com
mandant of the camp at Wabash. a3 rsesd.
No estimate can be made of the number
of men which Indiana, will have to draft
Until the Commissioners returns are all re-
ceived aud the sggr egate number of Militia
ascerfained, each townships quota cannot
be fixed. 40 ra.st'a -s .i'''.. E. ..
y The 18th Regiment, Col. Charles W.
Chapman, will leave this morning by the
Jeffersonvile road. When it shall have
left, all of the Infantry Regiments first call
ed for from the Congressional districts will
have gone into Kentucky. 81. - -i ~. n
The FIRE, instalIment of prisoners will
| leave to. day for the South for exchange
They number about 1000 and go guarded
by Company Of the Indiana Legion, who
| go with them to Vicksburg. bil is 30
General Thomas A. Morris arrived yes.
terday from indianapolis and assumed CON.
mand Of rhe troops at Camp Emerson
Active preparations are in progress to get
the meu fully armed and equipped for an
early advance into Kentucky, where stir
ring times are anticipated.--MadisR Cowj-'
er, l9th. 80 e. e.
The T3ra Regiment arrived in this city
| from South Beod via the Lafayette road
about ooe o'clock yesterday morning. They
were fully clothed and equipped and having
been mustered aud paid by Capt. Fessender
Of the 10th Inf.ntry prior to leaving Soutt
Bend, the regiment stopped here only long
enough 10 change locomotives and to have
a car attached 10 the train with eEms aboard
and left for Jacksonville. ..,..-...
The following are the present Field, Stat
aud Company officers of the 6Sth Regi
meut, which left Indiana for Kentucky OF
/ Tuesday night: s,-. es., -,s,s --.fql-..t
|. Colonel, Edward Al King, (Lieut Col
10Th Infantry, q. s. A., temporarily il
,command.
b sLieuIenant Colonel, Benjamin @. Shaw
Adjutaut Cyrus B. Goodwin, .ssi --a
/ ouartermaster, Elias W. Mills d .,a
SURGEON. John l.. Wooden.
/ lst. Assistant Surgeon, Lewis W. Hodg
kins. .9t -as. , eiasta.ssa 20 - 1ifs3 ila
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$1,000 il actual value, ing r m any person who
NAV die after the massage of this act possessed Of
such property, either by viii or intestste laws
of anv STATE or Territory, or any part Of such
ty or interest therein, transferred by deed
crsnt, raygaiu. sale or gift made.cr intended to
lake effect in possession or enjoyment after the
d aih o, the graptoT or bargaiuor, to any person
or persons,- er TO any body OF bodies polite or
corporate, in tru or Otherwise shah BE- and here
by are, made subj.ct 20 duty or tag 70 be paid to
the United Statesas foiiows, hat Is tc saw:
rst.--WheFet the person or pergons e0t!tied 70
sny bent fcial interest in such property, shall be
the infal is or lineal ancestor, brother or sis
ter Ia the person who died possessed ct such pro-
pei ty a. ao esad, t aud after tho rate Of 70 cents
or aeh ard every hundred dollars of hs clear val
ne OF such lrtefes1 in such property l3s
S, cond Where the person or persons entit'ed
10 sny beneficial int rest in suoh, properly sba'l
be mt of a. brother or sister a. toe HeF-
son WHO oisd possessed, aforesaid, at ana NJ Or
the rate ii 81 so for each and every hundred ooi-
,srs OF the clear value OF such in crest ~ w
third Where the person or persons entitled 70
any ba esoial Interest in such property shall be
brother or liter Of the father or mother, or de-
acendant OF a brother sistsrs of tina father or
mother Of the erson who died osaessed as efore-
ssi5 at aud Hfer the rate of So for each and eve
~ hundred d0llaTs Of the, clear ryalue OF su In
terest. r p sff 4l lcI 8lcE E-I -
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WE MUST BE UNITED.

1t is evident by this time, that it will
require all the resources of our Govern
ment, backed by the energies Of a united
and determined people, to crush the rebel
lion and restore the authority ofthe govern
ment over the revofted. States. Our
necessities will tolerate no division of s
sentiment 10 this matter. II is triumph
cith the present Administration, or disrup-
ton of the Union, division of the States,
anarchy and perpetual civil war, without
remote prospect of peace, or /. the least hope
of choosing another Administration. At
no time in, our history as "a nation nas
Franklin's remark that " We must all hang
together or we shall all hang separately"
applied with more point than at the pres
ent momenU five are united we may be
saved " as though by .frej'iitwe divide in-
to factions we are hopeIessIy aud irredeema-
bly, lost. -r 7e..o -.I 81 ( .i.l.s..s..
The Confederate Government Is consoli-.
dated despolisro,. No difference ofmere opiu-
ion is tolerated wherever It's military arm
cau reach to punish. Il begau the contest
with a giant will. 1t has gradually assum-a
ed gigantic proportions, uutii, to day, it
coufronts US 10 such force that L. is really
in doubt which is in the.more danger of
capture, Richmond or washipgton. To
successfully meet this consolidated power,
moved by the viii Of a single individual
tolerating no dissent from bis actions or
opinions, our people must present united
'front.' Everything calculated TO arouse
sectional jealousy among the defenders Of
the Constitution aud. The UnioO, must be
frowned down by the people. The forma-
ton of parties FOR the sole purpose Of sd-
vaneiog the personal schemes Of pitiful Of
hce-seekers, must be discountenaneed. Ev-
cry one must see that the organization. of
factions in opposition to the Administra-
too is giving the enemy coufort. 1t can
not be otherwise IN the very nature of
things. Opposition 10 the Administration
is opposition 10 the war ITSELF II will be
so regarded by postervey! II is so regard
ed by the rebels 1t 50 regarded BY Bu-
rOpean rebel syupathizsrs. Hostility to
the measures adopted to put down rebellion
while it tends to distract and discourage
the friends Of the Government eonsolidates
aud encourages its enemies. Are there any
no blind as not to sea tbis1 The Federal
lists opposed the Administrations of James
Madison andis resulted in opposing the
war of 1912. The wings opposed the AID,
miuistration of James +. Polk I. did the
democrats hesitate 20 denounce them as OPP
posing the war with -Msxicof q So to-day
the faction that arrays itself against the eff
forts of the Administration, IN 90 mfensssea
degree arrays ITSELF 4gaiuss.she government fi'llt
aud on the sdesof the rebels. This proPo-
sition is too plain 70 need elaboration. .aas''
The people must take this matter into
their own hands II is with them to put a
stop to the incendiaries who go through the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23
,zs.E-Iha Whi,. R,vor -f,az.,fe in sn.,,k

BGy-rhe White River Gazette in speak
ing of the Butlernus Convention held at
Point Comnerce, commenls as follows on
the speech of Andy Humphreys, a notorious
character inIhe poi les of that sectioa:----
THE, principal speakers in attendance were
w. ii. Franklin, Andy Humphreys, and j.
N -Cenley. Andy -Hamphre3sde iiyered-uue'
of the most abusive and BLACKBOARD speeches
that ever fell from the lips of mortal man.
He commenced aud ended biz bulldog har-
rangue by villifying and abusing the Ad-
ministration. He said that the Cabinet
would all steal, and be had no doubt that
President Lincoln was guilty of the same
thing. He called the United States Treasu-
~ Notes iigreen hack dog skins, said that
Democrats were not allowed to speak be-
cause they abused the acts of the Admins
tration. He told his hearers that {" Dan.
VOORHEES, was the greatest man of the age,
and that nothing short of the Democratic
party could save the Union.". Asa 1o.sa
He said he was glad thas there would be
adraft- that this was the only act Of The
Administration be endorsed--and that in
future Republicans could mot say that the
Democrats did not go TO the war. he was
very severe on WIN. Mack. Esq, because
that gentleman was making Union speech
es--said that the Democracy of Greene
county bad made Mack what he was, had
peculiarly assisted him, add now be had
deserted them. He endorsed the 9Th of
January Convention and the Voorhees, and
Vallaudigham Democracy generally, aud
labored bard to prove that this was an Abo-
iition war. His remarks were bundle of
absurdities, misrepresentation, base false
hoods and blaekguardism from beginning
10 end, making himself odious and Disgust
ing to a portion OF his audience. 81 sfaif
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couufry poisoning the minds of the unre-
Aectiug and inconsiderate against the Ad-
ministration, and melting them to acts
which harrass and cripple the efforts of Mr..
Liucolu and his advisers. Blannerhasset
was not traitor until he gave heed to the
insidious words of Burr. So, all through
our State honest lovers of their country
are being wheedled into course of action
whose results none win deplore more than
themselves la, mg1i net'si19s e. i.'
- The people must despiss and repudia'e
these disseminators' Of sedition. Without
regard to old party ties and associations,
they must rally in the support of the Adj
ministration. Some OF our correspondents
have charged that this war was brought on
and encouraged by the democratic party,
apd reprove us for saying that we are pre-
pared to vote for democrats. Ne still in :
sist that we are prepared to vote for demo-
Gratis, not because they are democrats, but
because they are for the Union and the en-
forcement of the lawsi because they are will
iug to give the last dollar. and their best
blood to aid the Administrators to put down
the rebellion. The democratic party, as it
is being organized and constituted in this
State, has nothing OF democracy about it,
save the name and machinery. No genu-
inc democrat can endorse 1t, because it is
Iaboring; in conjunction With on aristocratic
slave-holding class, to overthrow the gov
eminent of the people. Joseph A. Wright
is democrat, and we can vote for him.
Delaua R. Williamson is democrat, ADD
we cheerfully support him. We can hearth
ly aud enthusiastically vote for aud sus.
tain such democrats as Alvah Johnson, who
are democrats but not party democrats.
We feel confident the people understand
these demagogues who go through the
country telling them "never mind the
country, but save the party" "Stand By
the pqrg.n '"The restoration of the Demo-
cratic party is the only hope of saving the
government" The people know that the
Democratic party was in full power when
the rebellion broke out. They know thai
the physician who is impotent to check
the, disease in its incipient stages is help
less to effect cure after it has entire COZ
troll of the patient. If the Democratic party
could not prevent the rebellion that man i;
a fool or thinks the people are who asserts
that the Democratic party can put it down
The Democratic party is powerless-th'
Republican party can do nothing-the Bel
pdrty-the abolition party--each can &C
complish nothing in its own name OF
strength, but the people thank God, are ye
all powerful; and arising in their might
they will Indignantly brush away thos
who attempt to hinder or interfere with
them in their determination to. save tn
government. Our faith in the people
answering. Let them make themselve
heard and we may yet triumphantly in
scribe on our banners, Vo1 popuI voz De
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

/, A SuB, MARINE BATTERY.-Oliver Lesley,
a well-kno " practical miilwright of At
tica, has invented a sub-msriue battery,
which, ifperfected and carried into practi-
cal operation, according 10 the drawings
and model, will inaugurate a new era in
naval warfare and eclipse the Monitor ia
destructive power Mr, Lesley has just
returned from Washington, and his inven-
ton, we are grati6ed to learn, passed a
critical but highly successful examination
at the War aud Navy Departments.-LG-
fdyette Courier.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

N0F Gov. WRIGHT has anuounceda series
of appointments, running through the
month of August, when he. will address his
fellow-citizsns, among which are the fol-
lowing: I1as-. % e'1 200 a'2. =. +.
Evansville, Tuesday, August 26th. iA b
Princeton, Wednesday, August 27th. H
viucennee, Thursday, Angus, 18th. ~. 5 lo
Sullivan, Friday, August 29tb. .li@ DO
Terre Haute, Saturday, August soth.
Friends in the different localities will
give the requisite notice and arrange for
the speaking 10 9 - 'e-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23
Board of Commissioners, Wander.
! burgh county-June Term, 1862. i
IA a NJ HERR TTy n mara PRO

GS CEEDs to civide Pigeos To~nship into
three voting precincts, numbered and bouadsd az
follows, to-wit: s So { &
gPEtoiEcr No, 1-C0mmencing on the Ohio river
az the foot Of lie strest In the Fourth Enla- gs-
mtnt, thence North on Leet street to Canal street
thence Fast to First Avenue, The nee North on q
line With First Avenue to the Northern Bounda,y
of the Township on Pigeon Creek, the nee along
Pigeon @ eek to the Township line dividing Pigeon
ard knight Townships, thence South along said
dividing line 70 the Wabash and Erie Canal, lhence
down said Canal TO Main street. thence down Maiu
.treet 70 the Ohio river, thence down the river to
the place of beginning. Voting place-the Court
House. Inspector, John wsyman. ..-r..
PRB cIEor No. 2.-Sha1 comprise all the Terri
tory Of tn said Township East of the Bound. Try
lin. Of Precinct No. one ~ Voting plac, at the
PaTc1scr' Fo a-shaiI comnr;ss Iii fha Tsrri
tory Of said Township Vest OF the Boundary Pre-.
cinct No. one ~ Voting piece, the Union Ea.
CINE House. Inspector, kouis .pm. 80 ~
"a VICTOR BISCH, Auditor.
! August q d3t Wit
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

MEETING The Committee of Arrange
ments for the 10. Wright Barbecue will
meet at Chandler and Hyne's Office, Third
Street, on Saturday AFTERNOON, August %,
I at o'clock, in order to report progress. and
push on the preparations for the barbecue.
A general attendance from town and coun-
try is requested. -, rgr=og s.sss ~.
Aug, a. r.. 49, - $50 NJ Bid
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

tor these six hundred thousand troopa,
ought to be taken from the officers and
soldiers who have already seen service ia
field, we can get Qualified officers in no
othep way. One years experience in prac-
tical wsrefare, -is far better than any theo-
retieai Knowledge gained from books yat
West Point. q O1a I NJ ii y lnO
= Give-4he regiments good, -tried, and
true, men observation-disclosures quarter
masters and commissaries- spirit.aE chap
laius, and surgeons with well informed aud
sound minds, in complete bodies, and then
send them forth as firebrauds lighted at the
altar of patriotism, to carry 4dismay and q
just recompense to the hordes of rebels that
beleaguer our liberties. and they win soon
return with their well earned laursls of vic
tory, chanting as they come asa tilaa'.
: A union of lakes union of lapds,i saa .ro'
y A union that nothing can sever, &c
E, union o hearts and union Of hands;
as The American union forever. 1874
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23
Notice.

IvDrToR's oFFIcs, vsnderburgh County.
HPPLKC.zyNrrS FOR UNTE'
SA Orders viii ole sealed proposals. at my Office
until September ~, 1862. for such amounts as
they wish TO obtain and the figures at W ich they
will purchase the same. The amount sppso ria ed
blythe Beard OF UommissioLe aid TO be disp2s I'd Of
10 IS 900, and is iaten1ed for Bounty 20 be pail
to Volunteers. The ard reserves the right to
accept or reject kny al bids thus made.
e q 81 als srn4 VICTOR BfsCH, Au iitor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

9 GIBSON CoUsTY.-The Democrats, of Glib
son county have nominated the following
county ticket, Representative, S. NJ. Hol-
comb; Auditor, W. S. Hargrave aTreasurer,'
Logan McCrary; Recorder, J. h. Fentress;
Sheriff, Henry Ayres. sss.. -ssg $50
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

q Berthe Sallie List, Captain Dexter, with
Lowth iG the office, will take the place of
the Charley Bowen, on and after Monday
next The Sallie List is fine low water
passenger packet and will afford excellent
accommodations TO persons desiring to go
down the river. 81. -, r..s1.7a Aid
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-23

E9 Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that
settlement of their accounts is desired. 4. /,
jye-n EST "nE ser p JOHN WyMosD. q
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Notice TO Bridge Builders.

NsEsxE. ED Poop 0sALS WILL RE
~ received at my Office until September Ist 1859
fr building the wooden structure of the extension
Of the Frank lin ~ rect Bridge an and spechca-
tions are opes for inspections az my office. Build
ers may suggest other plans with their bids, cav
ing IL atthe option Of the board accept reject
tue ssmesi -l~4 ~ VICTOR PISCH, A. V. c. Z
Auditors ofico, August %, 1852. ssli.la y sra
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B9r Joe r. adams is al,Odys at The, post
Of duty Heis making the best pictures in
The city. Gallery corner of -Maia and Sec
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KELLER & WHITE, Druggists.

ATTEETIoE.-I will off r to the public in
general, to morrow morning, at 97'o'clock,
at my auction room, a splendid assortment
of Furniture, large consignment of Dry
Goods, consisting of Calicoes, Muslins De-
lains, Barages, Merinoes, Table Cloths and
Table Covers, Bed-spreads, Linens, and
Towelings:-Also, splendid stock of La
dies and Misses Boots, Shoes and Caters Of
all descriptions. Ready made clothing,
Hats and Caps ofthe finest quality will
come off at the same time. Come one come
all. l.s, e.. T. 's1s9es ). J. Conn.
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UNION STATE TICKET.
AN OLD FASHIONED UNION
B A. R B A C U E

Will be held in -'- ,.-s ....t
BLACK FORD's GROVE,
Adjoining the city, on Tuesday the 26th
day of August. Z -. a 49, .ss 40 81
Gov. Wright, and other distinguished
speakers, will be present. Sen san ro5 sa'
a@EyERYBODY WHO LOVES THE
UNION is EXPECTED. TO CONE. SCI
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eNinety-First Regiment.

u R. s. HoRNBRook has opened recruiting
Office for volunteers for the 9lst Regiment.
1t will be opened until the AID inst, at No.
9 Water street. This is splendid chance
for volunteers. issdsdi.rs sug20d3t a
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81. R0r When you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along. ~. 4 ~
jys-tf aoq : = .iizleH JOIN WYMosD.. +
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"a hone INTEREsTs.
Ps4cHrs.-Ten cages splendid Peaches at
Hornbrook & Co.'s. ,,q .af :.s.s moil b

FoR PAINTERS AND BUILDERS We have
in store large stock of pure White Lead,
Lindseed Oil, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools,
Window Glass, Putty, Paris and Chrome
Greens, Chrome Yellow Chinese aad Amer
lean Vermillion, Read Lead, TIMBER and
0chre, all of the above paints dry or in Oil,
which We are selling low for cash only. I.
If y1..s KELLER & WHITE, Druggists.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST.
gEz13lsEx
Z.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, with my
name stamped on the cover. Any person
returning the same to me, or leaving the
same at the Journal Office, win be rewarded
for their trouble. q as 90 D..sa 20 geo 1-eii Cd
~ -irs -ss GREEN Bethany.
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Low Water Arrangement
TvHE Lx&HT DRALGHr 49, :.
: II Doe Psssengs r Packet "A 90 s44sSFstsss
- c- sol 81 ul Lee n tiEQ &<1fz@2zzz
ss.y. Il. seNC GO322DS.,,''

Capt. j H. BuNoE. g J. A. LUsK, Cik.
will, lsaye EVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE
every MONDAY u or ing at 10 O'Clock and every
THUR DAY evening at z o'eleek. Returning=-
Leaves Louisville every wednesd y and Saturday
at 8 o'clock P. VI.
S-WTLL LEAVE PUNCTUALLY AT ADJ
vERTISED TIME.
cox HUMPHREY. Agents.
August 70, 1852.