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, 1863-04-07

IFrom the Ottawa Republican, 4th.1
We learn that Father Terry, the Catholic
Priest Of this city, has taken occasion on one
or two Sundays past to lecture his songFega- 9
tion little, in support Of the right Of nc
groes to peaceably walk the streets, without
molestntion from 1rishman. he reminded
them that the human race all have one origin
that negroes have souls and may 20 to Hea-
yen, and # an 1Fishman should go there, he
might find some negro saint occupying high; I,
er seat than himself These remarks took well
with portion Of the congregation; but some
Of the negrophobists have been In high dud-
geon ever since, and report says they swear
terrible things against their spiritual adviser,
declaring thst he shall not stay in Ottawa. In
this however they will have to back down,
Tor the high estimation in which Father Terry
is held BY his Society, as well as by cournu
nifty generally, places him out Of the reach o.
few malignant copperhead Knights Of tht
Golden Circle. We notice that his remarks t
the negro litters has had salutary effect, ii
the negroes have not been molested since
Father Terry is worth twice as much to th,
city asall the police, in the way Of preventin!
rows In the streets. We trust tl1at he wi
continue his good work.
, 1863-04-07
One Gift to Every Ticket.

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every effort viii be uae to render the Concert eater
taniHs aEt t. make IT A1osx acoupensaton for tie
IleSsts ior sals # werne c9.s esee, 70, r'L.r.
~ PIANO Fe: =: L.ke sffsst up st.i;.: 4 It. Mi!.
jexeleE s6 Lake street sorn.: ef C1ark Gllittt
street. and nearly Ill public places.
a$asy SsSss e PsssP5sss! fsss 9sss
aaf I'll sst se ptsnB 5 ts AL
Tas ssaa E
Ee.ies Msssias. + Mseels! ! %Ii:oas 4Esaey. 10 10
+ the white House u PTe.idens. lamllx: also i
III s;T %s, "a d 4 f s
ss4 s!s i6ss n s Essd5iSS iSS
s &c s'sE saEss AfSs Hsss %
Tie principal Gins Fiji be on exhibition at Bryan Hall
published Il tie Daily Papers Immediately Afser tss
LIST OF PRIZES
ii 1oetave Rosewood Piano Forte. hrse 'ao''
~, :s:psas|as ses's. inlsia i1ls1iai'l1s hsas 9s
oe':3s Ko.e1ood ss ed' fisno. isfa round '0'
+, %asniacsit iceler i Wilson Ssri1e so''
! @eateI; i9is:a vith 1eaii. rosewood iii iii =.
+iSe. Mass!esS wilson sesi9s: Machine. ''''
| Eseh mahogany full Gaze. side drawers. Gu
81 Se:s Wheeieri wilson sewing Mschias. n'''
pia@ohd @anddSGainy SGinysel ~ s3 SS
T-1giamond Cluster Garnet Centre Fling. 100
Ss!G sae::s IS
ws'tiss 100
Is. Isd'es Jewel ana D1s:S4 0'
1e-,opio1E raaeied hotcs1sPb Album: i7s1 no'
ri 6seHs asashoa ois'e es.p Album. ioo pic soo'
81 oSiens Turkey Morocco lioan,. 81 plo: h'
III quarto Paaeed Album. Ivory Ornament ~"
1-l Turkey Morocco Ai6nm. e1tis ID pis.. w s.s
a-1TuFkey Morocco Mbain. ii pic4afes...::. So
- SIo;e No;ecsG eAl1 A!Dq@ 11 = Ses
-sSaRspta1es Hs COMPETE Work.. TafisyMo-
81 seests ee%5ieio works. Turkey sioios. '@
81 8yson eoaDiet: wo;E: ruiisy Moio:. ~
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, 1863-04-07

Application was recently made to gentle.
man in Boston, who is in the habit of answer.
ing such calls, for y lecturer for small couu.
Try town. The correspondence, il somewhat
pyofane, is laconlc, thus:
APPLICATION.
"DEAR SIR: We want good lecturer hert
next Tuesday evening. Can you send US oas
who Is not q ID Abolitionist!
Yours. Ec,''
, 1863-04-07
a Relic of the Battle Of ArIun-
EaS Post,
FEror, In Cp-f1rHo1I Tourpn1


at the State House in this city may be seen
an object Of deep interest, inasmuch as it calls
to mind the bravery and triumph Of our
troops in the war for the Union. 1t is Par-
rott rifled gun, captured at Arkansas Post by
the forces under General McClernand. The
niece tears evidence Of service, the muzzle
having been bro;acc:::: Oft and the carriage shat
tered By cannon shot from our batteries !" L"
ring the battle which resulted SO glor1ously
for our cauEe. This relic has been sent By
Gen. McClernand to Gov. Yates on behalf Of
the State Of Illinois, and it will long be viewed
with interest rs memcnto Of one Of the most
important victories Of the war BY all who
take pride in the yul6r displayed by Illinois
troops in that memorable engagement.
Accompanying the piece Gov. Yates 1e-
ceiycd the following:
LETTER PROM GEN. M'CLERSASD.
HEADQUARTERS 18th Army CoRps.
M11IIKES's BEND, March 16, 1853.
nis Excellcncy Richard Yates, Governor Of Iii
nols:
hare the honor to send TO you broken Parrott
piece, captured by the force under my command
at Post ArkanEae The piece WAS broken
by a shot from one Of tho guns Of one Of my bat
teties-
Please accent 1t On behalf Of the noble State
you 60 worthiy represent, as IN humble testimo
nja1 Of the cstccm and admiration Of the brave
men whore valor WIestcd it as trophy from tht
enemy.
(Ssncd,} JoHE 4. McCLERSASD,
Major Gen. Commanding.
, 1863-04-07

VIII teach any bus!peSs In one hour to be better
fndce Of Tank Notes. Checks. Drafts au1 Postal Cur
rency ttan he possibly be In handllo: the s,ne
RraIch Port Once. Will meet With promps attention.
Perfect Satisfaction given pay. Full tnstrucuuns
and chart $tQo. ThankA to tho hundrrs!* thst nAve
taken Lessons IN the last thirty days. Reenmnendx-
tons BY sAe most expert Bank Teilezs can be
spa~e9llw II. AlxEE
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

Sd uniersm Ma@bqriaate SQtuojS, .ic;
hui i,11 bs|fltn iapli&e pdlfts pou dsYplil& Z.
.ftnRsrnte, absrt&at,st, ,pirb, n "a ,pt&i
msbr 9ibeiier. ,,Die(sr 1bsil bes. Shatts
tetra&tite BON i,bsl Die SAdpersi aIAI &,
Fnen iSeetn ounp ,ale tyeas YrtpileAtnM .bes
Treibeit. nstdrli@ ratsr. pab f& port bts
Goppstbeabs rsasn, AuS psrf&itosntn'
Gountiss, ,,na amsnllt@ GlarE Sttlbps &bn,
'fian unp pife., Ia foaar and AUG no&
ntrrli9.ren. ten,nen ftbr bepentlt&sAa3.
.ri&tsn., Dtt, Gopperbtaes fneR paitllea
bstpaffnst 'uub mtlitdril& p1Hantf1t;1 IN
Ytee Counts bflben tes aar a&t' uole Com
paRnitn Gasaaerte :, SIR 3wtd n a.
waitiamer Biesrfanb seeen pie; ;Gouffrip.
tion, tin nnp p3ritbsr Eruppep pttbulne sfar
SeE Dapls. entli& ,upo aanj belontete
eine DeIetnio,.aa nit pau- Rebfllen, falls
fs dbsr etn D6io. mad; BEN Norpes; se.
:ianatu ,iouten., Dtr, Aufentbal. IN isntn
Gounit,s AR far ben llatonemann ttsnto
: -'- nl1s. In slixi- = tTA- aheAn ,Aif{f
6duritn IL Wetbinpune mit: :ten 9eppsf
beaes IN sJneiana une. ,Obto, oeuen ntu'
lid bas 6aupt, ,efr 8erIdtber gauaneis'
BAN. entfdbrt puroe. Sis Rsben nettas'
lid and tn Bsrbiu ouua,: (tt g "a bl!tsttr
otsr ,iuptrettsr, nit allen Greunefa Val:
lanf in. Moreen. ;.,ss..ss.::..s:sszss;: ~:
g.. Sunt taef btlaaaasllg
el atsf PpeIttao .Is gIstfiarm!una n
9y8 8ir erparltn 4i,e@ t&m4@.e
esa Ftritte. ale ett .aue 5Hotauapo'
tt8 brt@teten. ~. 81. 415a. ID ) 80. !, a.: .
,aber, parum tbut bic Rtsterune ni&ts q
@dret ,es ni&t tire pRi@t,, eieleer geuer
i'm .Rddtn, uuferer 9ruppeu ~ bdmpfen !
@isbt -fet IS @nt&t,, eab ne Operattent''
per Getnpe; ber sfreten1 1llnten2 I'm ,Nelbsn
einen {GbaIaltsr auu.bu,sn. btr> an sGnps
9.f6brlt@sr mersen tanu, ,ale7 aQec Opera'
iiontn, rtr. Rsbsllsa i'm, .Sdeen2-. i9h
tleintn Mitttlu uno, ,bur& ra(&e abat !dbt
6&; ttn. Geuer, tm Gntesben uuttrptadtu.
9dbt man .ts raber um I'D Atetfen. 10
pd6f ss balp .Giu,m dber ben xopf une
Is mae A1obe Spfsr toRen. UNI e. III
rdmpfen. penn IS fi& iberaQ nod edm'
pftn Idet., Mu,t, ,etneoIn. @utt. uno
teie enrli&. ett @&lafmass 9en ben
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
@ o d e41llG... Mu,s0sa b'e..1

60 if siae e'ssif&wsmmsne Otl$tabt uub
bt 6dlbtn !Dlattestln sommt sni&ts btr,
die. a'@aH ~iu 'Sstidhtn ais 't.r bt1s-
fsrditf&tas pattei ii rserunitn' unb ratut&
Die @eauer W. gsdvsYntmsnts il I&md.
s6eS, wa6tenb iman mit Iapttaltu 1litttln
F|bk aRsstlsu' 'anp tir.u,,6 6tlffrsbelftt id,la.
|nef featt::2 H'nsHa'@f6 I'll h"}7'E II
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
Dte Gpupentton In 1ltita.

m,rhorninnn.u No. S r,r i1niona' qionfs n
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s.a .ss S.rn,n a., "a fr,,,t ma so6 bi.f.r
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c.t.n t, r;.i,,t, 1p Il fsin,nn,p mitth,finno pts
Ss't y q 1tn;nfia,tn "a ayte."''
:" 81, h,in,n Union. qiou.n. 1w,l&e am
9o;,of.oa mnn Smi,tmom n oroae Demon.
arotirn r. iI,ifo n,ranffdii.,e,, en- hnb,n ibr,
MIo o,f,r,,. ~ fm,nn ,nir ma r. nnsn;df.n
fsrn.r : ~, i, ~ - m.;t; An M,ioin,inn.n
~ 'd -, Gcns.r;;tr - 71;,niiao f,i1n IL
n,r ~ mof5,nn,riommIuno am 1Riitmod
nm w Ss.if. rn,c,I,ot D;,s, m.iolufion.n
,riIsr;n n. % m,i,niifit,tn 2baa pft -iiuip,,
.,hnI,,r MI: @,h,II,f, ~ III maif;n ~.
~ yo ;mn,f,m M mn H. ns,mfnif,Ietion Irsf,io
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% Ma.M. a(i.t mS;n,, % g.; n,;f :Eintonf,xuno
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f,m ~ ar,S, rtc,m,n,mmirf,n , gas Oh?
.,n;iSn 49,, am T;,nAoS; n;im, tffann,ifd
non ne"'Hr s,r ioo. % Mationdl 9.acue. bftuitn
m,,;s. @ ,,sSn,, ioS, f.;n,r IN ihItn M.fnlntisn.n
nr% % ~ 1 y fn:1;;Ii. 's..rrrth,iimnn r,t;,ni.
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T." S.:.ae" . '....t.o..S 80 %essGs j, T1.tinmi1.n
,,rs .ei IN. 80 s,sisSsfi%; aka 'ssSEp;n,ntissnn' 4
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Sta@n: Gnofonp m,o.n' Up sdf.ibff dibdus
len pt.ats1i&iff.; itrutf aqlf Siaafahs
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

r. Or Gupettntsneent ~ xaRsh Dtrs
meFuna bat an &ear Apmiral DavtS. 'ters
|l.it III Ssr Sptbe be Aaptaations6ay,t
h.b.np:. sintne 8tri&t trflttsi tter: ii.
AuSptbnung per Spn ber Dst. 'Stadteu
Mariue nblotirtta ;4ltenAr,dt 'unp II.
3abl psl jDtfnunstn'' ue.r Stusn. ati
yemen S&tfe ttna. unp auslauftn t6nuen,,
Rod ute ,baf sine~ Sstma@i aud nllr Az,
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Dt' u" 6f'Ta ba$' s,sa'tg s,s'tlga'AH' A''tgn 'Dtga''n
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Fmat unb Sis Getfaptase Bay binab bts
Gap psnry f& it.btnp, Mann bio Glottsa
ttuat ane ua ua0elbe bsrubl!auftub TINT
Sir 0plflaft sIitlan0 tis lunt Mio Wrdn h
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bsr Gtnfabrt 3u ptnfelten. Muf IN xar.
ten bsr -&1fsnpsrmtf1une fne, rtsier!st
4urpen,t pts| s, 12 unb- 18 Dub. DaGtr
'anbtutsu, .psr3si@ntt. Dtffnunesn unter
6 SIG Daler BIT nteperem eber ,bobem
BdfIfanp (td tintretenpet Glutb) be.
fnptn f& as In BET eintt; Oshnun8.a
pom 6 tte IL Gue, bat 80 f70;. Osfnun.
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uuuaeu, lter So 6ue 32:" -"
Bie. sBlolabe ia a.urplnas ,tsmli&
ttrene unp aufmertfam stbanpbatt por,
ben. 70 pae. pie Rsbellen nunmebr f& f1f
nut nod ganj nsiasr EabrjtuSt btpitnsn
unp tet&tt OtfnuTaen nd auffuatn;. In
bte ein Blolar sl&iff ni&t folaen tam. -
@dbrtno .attr fsltf ras sttftti1&.tee al.
Sion bit Gfeftipitdt Ser Blotabe ,uesRstt,
mte 5febt 't6 ease9sh nit ett Gfttdpttdt
unierer &reustr aufGDsr tstsn Set aus z
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I'D Ju tini9er GnerSte rrwa9tn UNI. f&
6eRrebtn, bim unfug Der RttttIen< 4rtuS.r
~alabama" uno "GIoripa" Elm Gape au
ma@en2 Der 9daeeu. ,pel&en pisfe
4aps :anier unfsrtr panrsIsRette btreits
anesi&ttt. tfldaft R@ oif st,le Mtllto
nsn DoQats.;uns bod ;ttau&te Setrttdr
Deuss mar "3u fiutr Grptpfiion an3urt'
gen, :,psnn sr fds' bisfsn 3utd leine osrs
Usnttartn 2sttssf&iHt tefetn iolItt, vm
oitfsm ogsfdbrlt@ta Stsrdutstn' k9r baIo
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
Die 1tnt<reradnns Der Gbteaso
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s.,dyii1,tS Il, Is S3nyrf7h ID 4 N1n,,f

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hrebf. 9,.,,. .5;4,, q e. -
T 9sbr GUT, be&warbiee Wuttsr. 50
psype spas @ew6lbe 6fFusn.
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fetn. .77st n III Y777 ~ ]. = z --ETIT 80
IL @snp nun bas Verblte sfsu tR -
Ra63tss pieees sef&ledsn wsrrsn. : =
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11

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be1aedana fsr, aaien sirs Sllbta. sat e
babe inner twluf@y.pae @euutthtnt!4!
als Gin @oun.rnsuent 7sss @eiebss: unit
|psr. Gonfit,utiou., unp ni&t als tin gou
pernsrusnt pbpfl&u gtwatt ~ bsbanesln
Sd wfrrs INNER flr pas As&tf freter Did
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Beamiea ttnRtttn.5 Sd 5slaub'. eab III
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ter ben @efeben unp nsrs eeDfilutien fae'
ben. 81 alaube. poe u.nn smilitdri(&t
Opsrattontn POI; I'D! aeben uno sArmesu
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unp ptqs@ 4.isee9eitk. psi&e. aber III
armeen, = bsr p1dfeent btr Scr. Staattn
unpi icie= =@enerdle baneeIn anter Auiositd|
pss @sissss unp pas, Mi!i.drae(ss .Rsbl
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|im Sutel rer elrat.n pur4,rie StoeI
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Ewir ost.su w1rtlt&9wiecerNebsn. II an I'D
boM unos ni&lsfa8enb.s Man fiebt abr.
10 pie 6,rrn binaus, ppasn. sic wolleu
ete @.lsst. bic far 6siseensaefttn beffiuDl
fnb. auf Artsgsntten, auf 3sitsn ree
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espa&t bat. 6srxa Drun,moup iiebt Dot
lautsr siuaelnen @sleesn. irae b5&tfs unn
u,eiR 0sbtstsrt(&e A0efsv Der @eeenmarl
ni4t. ndmli& rae 0efst, wel&ee ID rsu'
prafeentsn 3ur b6&Rsn pai&t ma&t.
fi,bte M tt4tt-an5uwt=nttu,
uucbte Rtpublit NIT tbrsr
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talt.en. M6se eis Aepubaitsun 1tu'
frl Aebsn. m69s fe ibTen lEsinpen1 Aur
9spie rtttsn. 7etnienritfe perm wsnn
pur: Der; Bu@ftabeg ter Contribution. 70
lanae - pauert,}aui1sdt erbal,sn miro.
Dtt ,Gen fitutipu 7esrs 2spub,f mue is!bR
| berbaltes, nub .fslbfts ein eWi,tfl wsresu.
nm ete Msputlit ID Rarasu.
@4 pte vlimss "s 'nur einiae Mal ae.
Ie',n bat. rer nitro ptden, roe nur eta
Grsuup tte3 Sdrene, ,5hu, estn 6slkrsbel,
fsr-pts- -Ds.taibe1zpasl BlaM ur'erfdben
tann: h; Ssp,repdnio'5Hja jtru ttVs an
'adatiee Wsnf&e tnue''es mis un,piGtn
pom fi& ;mdlsu. 3GettR rim f.iaH Vettd'
tber unit 9s.fdbrst, ibsr9trumftlst&t, 1uus
unl.re 6olra t<n. unpapd Deif er Sa&t
ees Nerrsus atfpsR Rta sju mo&en, inesut
% unierl @cupsrutu,ent dis tyrannifd,
meinstpie. strlss unp ufu1paturtid; ben
3steg cats sureohitt.Misnsut. nup trursr'
m5tu.ttf&, pie So&s tsr Rtttaeu ole
euutlttu,ionsu> ssre&sfsrsias, eoe', tHotf&
parta4IE Gin sbrlt&er 'maha asrt1t'' stas
fol&et 5&tana.. no q It.fitt1. nne man
m6ats 'fafa an pst So&e'ees Nores"e pst'
,,,.if.ln nm, s,ta1;'f5thf ms 6oA Noif.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-11
nait 'H91 1'iH ~ 'ET'a' -
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MINERS RURAL AMERICAN.-We call
vthe attention of our readers to an adver
tisement of the above valuable paper,
which appears in our columns this morn
ing. Mr. Miner has devoted a lifetime
to rural pursuits, and to the publication
of rural publications His paper is more
practical than the majority of such pub
LEGATIONS, and has attained wide popu-
larity, as one of the best journals for far
mers and fruit growers in this country.
The gratuities now offered by Mr.. Mi
ner to subscribers and club agerts are
liberal beyond all precedent We under
stand that subscribers receive the full
price of the paper, Zone dollar,) in Del
aa0are or Concord grape vines, sent free
of all charges for transportation, or the
same amount of Russell's Great Prolific
Strawberry plants, in regard to which we
hear the most wonderful accounts of the
size of berries, and productiveness. We
recommend that our readers, who art
interested in such paper, send for I
specimen copy, that they may see fol
themselves. Address T. B. Miner, Gin
ton, Oneida county, N. Y.
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NOTICE.
Post Office Winter Arrangement.


A oCORDING TO THE WINTER TIME
IA Table on the Z. & G. r. r., which goes into
operation to-day, NOV. 18TH, the Mail Train
leaves at 9 20 A. NJ, and arrives at $40 NJ.
The Post Office will be opened at A. NJ. and
closed at 6P. E., and viii be re-opened at p M
and closed for the day at The deliveries will
be closed during the making up of the Railroad
Mail in the morning. The office viii be open
from to P. NJ on Sunday, as heretofore
The Railroad mail will be closed at 81 A. M
after which time no letters be received for that
mail. Registered letters for the morning mails
must be in the evening previous
Remember, that letters for the Mt Vernon and
Rockport Land Mails must be in by 61s a. m to
go the same day. The Mt. Vernon mail leaves
every day, except Sunday, at ~ o'clock a. m,
and arrives about p. m- The Rockport Land
Mail leaves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings at o'clock a. IA, and arrives Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings, about ~
O'Clock.
There is mail to New Harmony every day ex-
cept Wednesday and Sunday. On Monday and
Friday letters go direct, and should be in by a.
M. On other days mentioned, the mail goes ria
The direct mail to Cynthiana goes every Thurs
day at a. m, returning the same day about s p.
IN. Cynthiana letters go ria Princeton. and not
in the direct mail.
The direct mail to Petersburgh arrives every
Friday morning and leaves at 10 a. m. the sane
day. Petersburgh letters go ria Princeton and
Washington daily.
The Hickory Branch mail arrives at o a m.
every Saturday, and leaves at 10 a. m. the same
day.
Letters for the Green River country go ria
Greensboro and Henderson, there being no direct
mail.
The schedule time for the Louisville river mail is
for Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
at p. m. to arrive, and Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday at III. to depart. By
special permission the Monday boat leaves at
noon. These boats are not under contract to
carry the mail to Henderson
The schedule time for the Cairo river mail is for
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
midnight to arrive, and Monday, Tuesday, Thurs-
day and SatuI day at p m. TO depart Special
permission has been given TO leave on Wednesday
instead of Tnesday and to leave at noon instead of
2 p m. in times of obstruction to navigation. All
matter for Cairo and Louisville is sent by railroad
daily.
Post Office time, the clock at the E. & c. R. R.
depot.
- JAMES H. McNEELY, P. M
Evansville, Ind, Nov. Is, 1866. -1wd&w fa
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The undersigned having been restored to health
in a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fsllow-sufferers
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of charge), with the direo-
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they will find a cure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
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he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
- Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsb1rgh, Kings County,
sep30-3m New York.
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Ole Daily aunrttat,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
THURSDAY. ..NovEaBER 10. 1858
INERNAL RINnRRY

The publishers of the EgaasviHe Journal have
just added to their Newspaper and Job Printing
Establishment, FIRST CLASS BINDRY and
MANUFAcroRY OF BLANK Books. Having secured
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LEX TALIoNIs.-It is said the rebel au-
thorities refuse to permit food or clothing
to be sent to our prisoners at Richmond.
: There is no doubt that it is the devil
ish purpose of the traitors to starve our
soldiers now in their power, to death.
Government should now arrange to at
once hang rebel prisoner for every one
of ours they starve.
No nation was ever before known to
be SO barbarous as to starve their pris-
oners to DEATH This browning infamy
is>reserved for the boosted chivalry Of
the South.
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