The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22
Arrivals and Departures or Mails :
hp other Postal Matters.

tracts, which are now fully adjusted, tAtl
Up Rirer MafL-Supplying all way poiu.s
hence TO Louisville; also the Green Rive
country. Arrives on Sunday, "Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday, by ? p. NJ. d.
parts on Monday at 10 A. NJ, (by spectzs
arrangement,) and on Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. at Pm. The mail fsR
Louisville and points supplied through
4 that Office goes by Railroad daily, ~
B Dol07l- Ietuer 1fottt-supplyin ali way poinie
hence to Cairo; also the lower Tennessee
and Cumberland River valleys. Arrives
on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sas-
urday, by 12o'clock at night. Departs on
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sat
urday, at2 p Nc sTHk mall ofor Cairo ana
points suppl ed Through that ONCE goes tg
Railroad daily.
In addition 10 the contract service on this
route, the Evansville and Cairo Pacl1ea
Company carry a closed mail on Tuesday
and Friday, TO Henderson, Shawneetowa,
Golconda, Caseyville, Smithland, and Pa
ducah-the boats arriving on return ON
Monday and Friday mornings. h1g
Tnere is no direct Green River mail, al
mail matter for that valley going VIA
greensboro and Henderson.
HdttTodd Mai, for all points North, EasL,
anu west, ana South via Louisville and
Cairo, departs at 9;l5 A. NJ, and arrives "a
S;6z y, M, daily except sunday i ~ n
Rockport Land Mail, via Newburgh and
Boonville. Departs on Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday, at Am. Arrives GA
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, by JPN
MI. Vernon Land MdiL-runs daily excepa
A. M
Hickory Branch. D3DIWlJI \ Tff gft7TI
Nel0 HmnsonJ 1faa (direct,) departs ON
Monday and Friday at A. M; arrives 0H
Tuesday and Saturday by TIM A MAD
ftii4a Princeton 10 New HarmOnyI.
Whict earties n4a rough on Tuesday
AnlftffAFs nHH ~ ay: returning en-
MONDAY, "Wednesday md Friday. Matter
f1f this route s. sent from this point hy
Railroad a. above. sapplying Owensvill1,
Cypthiana, Poeeys1Sis, and SLewartsville.
NheatORUiNe -Hlsft arrives on Saturday
By ~ A. NJ. and da1e u at noon the same
day. Matter for points on the Petersburgh
Road above Wheato1ville goes by way o.
Princeton ana Patersburgh, leaving this
place daily By Railroad.
ST. Wendell Nal, arrives by ii A. NJ, and
departs ~ Y. NJ, on Saturday. Kasson p.
v. (Fares's3 "a supplied by this and the New
Harmony mail, three times u week. r1v
CyfYress Dali AfKsI Especially runs t0n
Tuesday and Friday, arriving by II A. NJ.
and departing at +. M. oar sll n11N 1913
The Railroad and River mails close an
hopr, and other mails half hour, before
departure.
hOur after the opening OF the Railroad
mail, for the convenience OF the holders a.
locE boxes and lOck-drawers. Deliveries
closed during The making up OF the RaI.
road nlne.
ne Money order System offers safe
cheap and rouweH tent mode of remittinR
money lu aNfHH NN rom 81 TO SDO. Lists OF
Money -fffder uf8iess may be found IN the
y. %. i0D9ies. They. are being rapidly en-
tended SO as 10 embrace all principal
pointe All Other information connected
with the system given at the Post OdiO1.
The public viii do well TO consider the az
Vnntages Of this nan of eTnittance.t
Uncallcd-for general delivery letters al
Vertised ON Tuesday morning in the JOUH-
NAL, and Tuesday afternoon in the UNION
f0erfnan.J Dead letters sent TO the Dead
Letter ONCE one month after advertising
Letters forward d to person addressed.
returned TO writer on request, or returned
tom the Dead tier Office, free. ~ y
Postage on ansient mewspa PEERS and
periodicals two cents per four ounces or
fraction thcrcof Music, without regard IL
the number 1s sheets, the same. Books
ts,if Gems -. four ounces or fractioa
thereof. Circulars, (printed,) from one ID
three TO one address, two cents. All to he
Persons sending Ietiere and papers IN
foreign countries are advised TO inquine
the prices of postage when the same ana
not vel known and To- have Letters
weighedfn the post Office, especially those
for The French mail. The current premd-
UNI on the silver rate Is still charged fnr
foreign letters received when paid for IN
paper currency. Stampslfor foreign les
ters to be sent can be paid for In paper cus-A
rency without premium, silver not being
required except on unpaid foreign ietteEE
received.
The postage on Drop Letters is only one
Some persOns,do not seem to knowIthA4
the rate OF postage to California and One
gon is only three. cents per half ounce. H.
ten cent rate was abolished some time aRG
The Department is constantly re-opent4S
large numbers Of post Offices In the South,
and also discontinuing, re-opening, estah-
fishing, and changing the names Of, pos
offices all over the country. All inforIna-
ton Of this kind can be obtained at the
post office. Persons are advised 70 put thu
name OF the county on all matter for tn&
smaller places, and the name OF the streeS
and number for cities, when possible "a
10 so
The Department desires 10 encourage the
use OF stamped envelopes, and for tnis PuE-
pose prints on them, without extra ehaleS
IN quantities Of 500 or over business S 49,
With request to return 10 the wLiIeI Al -
delivered. An assortment OF SIZE 80
qualities of stamped envelopes anu o. lev lev
paper wrappers are kept az bns rVsc Ole -
u the prices they cost tns y, diref
ng will be taken at the P p1 0n Tbe a as
entton 81 the public is invited 70 the ad-
Tants:aes Of using stamped envelopes ans
wrappers. JAMES "A. V-ONAAHA' A'AAA-
: NJIrsIf IQ-d3tlkItw. .H49fi tni 81 .a'r