Western Sun & General Advertiser, Volume 24, Number 29, Vincennes, Knox County, 17 August 1833 — Page 3
VINCENNKS, AUGUST. 17, IS33.
h nil saw him and conversed with him Sn the part of Woolvcrton, ami by request, I hat morning. Ami that ho was then and the atliJavit of John M. Lcltoy was tathere sober is proven hy the affidavit of j ken, concerning base money, to ho used Cen. W. Ji hnston, Esq." J in case I could not procure Mr. LcRoy
I lie next evidence ot fraud and deeep- t tbc proper tunc. At this period, before j I have received all the returns, except lion by Woolvcrton and Johnson in this J WooJvcrton was through, before I had . from Clay and Owen counties, in this
. . . . . , - "j " iim4i, iivji tin j -. . . . , vuciivsijuuai iM3iiiv;iy ironi lUClTl 1 liaV
iTJ William Eaton, living in Martin countv, Mitchcl Tree township, state
of Indiana, two horse brute, one IRON GRAY MARE, about 11 hands high, a small blaze on the forehead, the left lore
iucnrinin i iiii I innnn n nm.. I ,.i ii .1 i vir murpv. iironi isimi ntnn nrnmnnr nn. i 4 - l f l ii.t
uiBof Jh- M. I.cRv;s counter ;.! W The av0cd ,o,Ue was, ,h llc. j from U.e ' vc orroc, John K.C ! ' II"' 13.,!
tiniiir iii:in. niiii ni Jnmnc i.i : ,rrsiiv no was unticr ni niiom nwr i.ntv. i.v. r... .1 . i: . - , - -
vjiiiwiis luijje- .......0 ...... , .,a uniiu itviii ims lisinci uy a Ilia j nnnraied Slid rnnrr nml Itoll tftH ib.llirc ry man is not exhausted. After stating rence court, and that I was under of go- jority of Jour votes. 3 CJ ?r HT n V S !' fl.Ml f:n W K: . " ;n,tl,i Hn- n rnnnlv l.ntl. tl.n v. .,.:.(, J J J AlsO One ULItiH I HAY HORH., four-
oath to him and certified to pane which Kxhaustetl by incessant labor, I consented
lie had signed, Johnson is made to say "I j1'11 conditions favorable to me as to taking do not think they were read over to moat j testimony. Judge Parke very well knew the time of swearing to them. Thus inti-'lnc htstory of the continuance, but unformating that 1 had written them, that he did Innately forgot to communicate it to Mr. not know the contents, when in truth bec;ine So soon as Mr. McLane learnhad written the whole. jl the continuance, I was removed; and The next attempt at imposture is more i tuc cause r reason have never been made glaring sf ill. These rascals have pmpo ,i,lo)v to me or to the public, sed to give a copy of Johnson's atlnlavit, I 1 believe that the investigation and thinking thatl had not one of the ori- jnas a mcro n,mt after a pretence for my ginals, have basely attempted to falsify I removal. That so soon as it was felt that the truth for the purpose of slandering mc j Hoolvcrton had failed in the testimony he and calling me a "corrupt and crafty law- ;nau so hohlly boasted: so soon as the post vcr" I sav these rnscah for alt'lioimh I mark at Terrc lfaute was explained bv
t. i - i . .i n i ImI,,,,,, ...o.,., I . : i i..T
iuiiiimi s uiimc oniy is sineu 10 me
1 i ! i i i ii r
Ratliff Boon. Gcnls. Carran.1 McCriv, ru " " 1 a ana? "S" a a mcc,
their respective Districts
have been re-elected to Confess, fro n ' Hmic, iour years oiapasi .t . .. P 1 ! HO marks Iinr lir.HlJj nnnmKoJ fit
'v II jr.'UICVU
the Indianapolis District; from the Dear
born District it is said Amos Lane is elected.
should have conceived it necessary in do
mg so, to bring in other persons. I can.1- i t t i i
r-- , -it. iioi uv t'u, nor i u i uencve ir. juuaii j pa. Johnsons presence there: convinced that ! ,.,.. . V
P7 NVoolverton is properly chargeable j -re iio circumstances to strengthen - with it. He carried ,t about lor two presumption arising from the resem- mi. , .e .
iliianceot the writing: and satistied that ! .i , . A , ...
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reports. Kdwanl A. Hanncgin, from the i",tf n,, i r ' , D" AUOIlias Lafayette District, and Col. Kinnard from Lat0" a"d J?
tii.vii ji.-ivi, j. r. July 30, 18:3 -:3t fniereby given, that we, Risanr.a Lichtcnhoriror nml Villi:im Si-linoo
ply of Mr. Jndah to the publication of D. j jiavc been dulappointed Ails, of the esC. Johnson, and cannot but regret that hcitatc of Killian Lichtcnbcrger, deceased,
To the exclusion of almost everv thins
else, I have made room to-dav for the re
weeks or more. Ho shewed it in nrivate !
to prevent mv election. He stated that it J ' would clearlv establish
should be published and ho superintended jnuulc his aihdavit when porfectlv sober
mc pruning, lie nmorcu the hand bills i ailu oiumarnv; major iewcy
at Mr. Caddingtoirs and he nroinised to i !,rm
1 1
that Johnson i .r....r i :, .
euuer. ikiwcmt, oe mat as 11 mav, mc
controversy in my paper shall now end.
ijest
Mav for them.
They give the affidavit in the Sun and ,mu
m the hand bill twice in each as to ow- uie "eeungs ami peinaps
41 acknowledge thereloro iti justice to ! two otlier tucniocrs ot congress.
pled by h.senmity to me, ami as the i imiQ nf .1 Ti , . ... Ui , n. i TTD
course lor client, to nronoso the con- . . .... ' ....... II n
ance. Ho knew Uoon s course, and i 7 i . i- i .i i- . , . . now resnonded to him. and the subiect. !
the iietcrmma- - ' ' . . .. "
Mini. JiMah that I wrote and preferred charges against Jv-hn D. V-olverton, in the name of John l. Cottrell, and aver ili at Saml. Judah !id u t." When in truth and tact as appears bv the affidavit, p-iblicly rxhilited as above mentioned, tho affidavit is as follows: "I
necessarily influential with Mr. McLane.
I have done my duty faithfully as an officer of the government, and defy any charge against me from that quarter. I have been charged with writing the
Cottrell papers under a fictitious name. t
I ho evidence against me were the pre-.
bv the Probate Court of lscv countv:
and from the best estimate that can ie made at present, it is probable that said estate is insolvent. ROSS ANNA LIC I ITEX BERfi ER , WILLIAM SCI IN EE. June 1833 27-3t
TAKSiXT UP William Crow, living in Monroe
township, Pike couny, a McKiuney
bran-
so! noAMm house, ! nine years old, fourteen hands high,
far as my paper is concerned shall cease
Statement of the votes given in the sc- ded thus, A P a scar on his near Hank, veral townships in Knox county, at the an- docked short appraised to s;"J8 by Robert
nual election on Monday the fth inst. lor ! Ashley and John Black.
Representatives.
vvrte and preferred (he charges against suniptions arising from two facts:
John D. Woolvcrton in the name of J :hn 1st hand writing resembles mine.
ti. CottrclP, Leave out his little'
i.M. 1
was at Torre-Haute about the
word "the" before "charires and th ! t,mc tM0 Papers were mailed.
ernse is uncertain, ami mav bear out John. ; those arc met bv two other fact
snnV pretence and exonerate him from !i-
1st I). C. Johnsonwhoiiad committed Ln,,CCM,l0s i...-.v.-..-f.. i..,.i ....i....n:i.-i ani ra.
ability for legal perjury. Put it in and it '0,',( lorgerfes, had sworn voluntarily and j . h'i,,'rton makes the sense certain, it points to some- j ux ms sober senses, that he did it. jjj' ' ' thing definite to the particular charges j '-t'- Johnson was at Tcrrc-IIaute j ''l?"' and it exonerates mo from having at- "hout the time the papers were mailed i 'c.,u, tempted to practice the "cunning of the i 'here. And hence the only question F I tVTr 4eoiruptand craftvlawver, which thevi,"5?: hich presumption merits the most i ' ,
MHO U I'll Ultl.UIUil I11V. I 11.1 111 IHVOi f . ft
attempted to fasten upon me. But ese-1 T-ight, that from the resemblance of the ; 3
ciall v, it subjects Johnson to an indict- u r,,ng to mine, or that from his volunta- j Total ment for perjury unless he actually did r" atliJavit ? Is the presumption from the J 1
write and prefer the Cottrell charges a- resemblance of the writing at all conclu-
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JOHX CROW, j. r.
July 23, 1S33 28ii "VTOTICE is hcrebv given, that I have XN taken out letters of administration
on the estate of Bejamin Lark in, (late of
Vanderburgh county) deceased ; all persons having claims against said estate arc
50 requested to present them immediately,
ano those who are indented to said estate will make immediate payment. The estate is probablv sol rent. EZEKIEL S AUXDERS, Admr. ng.5, 183328-31
..ye I It ,s, it should be answered, Xo.-- j cni, tovnshi in Knox countv at lho
nual election on Monday the 5th in-t. for County Commissioner, and School Commissioner.
!
COM JJ SCHOOL COM.
in uucrtv ami the victim ot a c.onsniracv.
The U'hibe, of July 31st, 1S13, contains an account of a difficulty between two
'distinguished Virginians. Thomas IV.
1 -a .
Townships. Viucenue?, Palmvra, Washington, Busseron, Widener, Harrison, Johnson, Decker, Total
5
273 101 00 28 41 10 32 55
e: 3
200 41 00 44 32 71 3 3
iiaiust Woolvcrton.
I will exhibit one specimen more of the : 'u'-nion Sydney died upon the scallbld.
baseness of these well paired brothers in r-'victcd by the testimony ot three witiniquity. Successful so long in his trick- I '"-'cs, who swore to their belict of his cry secure through so long a course oi'jM;UId writing, to a paper tound in his clodeception, this U oolverloiriias had the sof- la aftertimes the British Parliament impudence to cause that to be published as revoked the attainder: and every school signed bv Gen. Mvers and mc which we ; 1hv. learned to look upon him as a martyr . . " ! I .' 1 4 1 4 1 . . f . ....
never uiu sign. In the paper appended to Johnson's publication, any person will see that the 4ih, 5th, 0th, 7th, 8th & Dili naratrranhs
. oi - i - t ft.
uie peiieetly rational, and consistent with Svnuner ana u m. Juves, late minister Johnson's situation, at the time he admits i to Eranee, and now a senator. These this paper to have been signed in Xn last, 'gentlemen had resided and practised law The paragraphs numbered one and two, hi the same place, Charlottesville, and seem to refer to something proceeding; I WV Rives well knew Mr. Gilmer's hand thev have no connection with the balance, ( writing. Mr. Rives was shewn at Riehand the only explanation lean give, is, i niond a manuscript communication from that the original paper will shew, that , Charlottesville for the Inquirer, and of a something above has been torn ctU ,. j nature unfriendly to him. This was in 3, consists of two parts. The first part: j,nc na,u writing of Mr. Gilmer, and was f I should say I paid you ten dollars," ionc caus0 of difficulty. Mr. Gilmer devSjc. is erased' by having had the pen I niedtho writing ascertained the writer 'and informed Mr. Rive. In his letter da-
i-.wul nnrt dn acknou-leibTo CIO rr. : ted .1 unc 2 1, 1833, Mr. Rives savs he has ' natorial District, at the annual election ofZ
weived," 5cc. is written in a ditVerent hand ; obtained the original paper, and observes, . Monday the 5th inst. for State Senator.
and w ith ditlerent ink horn that ot tiie bal- lMl win carry it up witti me i r your inance. That this is all true is known bv jspection on Monday next, when you w ill I 3Ir. CaJdington of the Gazette, and mv I acknowledge from the extraordinary and' friend Mr. James II. Hunter, who have j Political resemblance ot the hand w riting seen the original, and by others, and will concurring with internal evidence, that I be proven bv the paper itself whenever ! eould not then but have supposed it to be! exhibited. I state then, that No. 1, vxl 2, yours, however sincerely glad I now am were parts of something proceeding and ! to learn it bad another origin.'" j ihould have been torn otV with that. " That ! Accidental resemblances may happen, j
the. first part of No 3, I did erase before 1 lorgeries are ot daily occurrence. D. C. j put mv name to the papers, and that the Johnson is charged with other forgeries, j
.,,.nn,! n:u t has been w ritten since we He has sworn he did this.
To Hose Anne (Sraeter widow of Chris-
uanriirucicr, taie or i incennes. ivnox
Cfunttf, Indiana, deceased. rW. t: 'II I . .1 m
Statement of the votes given in the scv-!UAnAMl0.u U1,llcasc lo iaKC
.... jtfco, that we shall apply to the ensuing
015 472
453 111 130 4,) 71 70 35 40 1017
Statement of the votes given in this Sc
Counties.
Circuit Court, to be holden in and for the
said county of Knox, in the month of September, and upon the second day of the term, for the appointment of Commissioners to assign and set apart to you your dower of, in and to the real estate whereof the said Christian Graetcr, our ancestor, died seized, situate in the said county of Knox; agreeably to the 'Act to regulate Descents, Distribution and Dower;'' which real estate is as follows, to wit, 130 acres second rate land, River Duchces. Town
; lots in the borough of Vinccnnes Xo. 181,
250, 258, 430, 105, 100, 135, 450, 170, 187, 453, 200, 177. Also, one third of the half of undivided lands purchased by Christian Graetcr ami Henry Hurst, at sheriff's sale, viz. 400 acre, donation, X'o. 73; 75 acres, location, Xo. 143; 230 acre?, location, Xs. 115&. 102; 400 acres, donation, Xo. 108; 201 acres, location, Xo. 85; 130 acres, location, Xo. 111. HEXRV P. BROKAW, Guardian for lluropc (iraeter. X. SMITH, Guardian for Frederick A. Graetcr.
TXj OTICE is hereby given, that an c JLaj lection will lc held in the c veral Congressional Townships in Knox County, on Saturday 31st inst. for the purpose of electing three Trustees f r each School Section; also to vote for sale, or no sale, of their School Sections. The following; appointments are made for Inspectors, viz.
I. ;. A H. lO U. Sim!. Mc(
T.5. X. R.O. W,
Clorc,
hn Shepherd,
1 . 5, X. R. 8 W. Joseph Chamber, T. 5 X. R. 7 W. Jonathan P. Cox, Esq T. 4 X. R. 10 W. Andrew Wilkev, T4 X. R.O W. Joseph McClurel
1 . 4 A. II. 8 U. Wm. P. Beckes, Esq. T.3X.R. 10 John B.Martin. T. 3 X. R. !) V. William Riper. 'J'. 3 X. II. 8 XV. Andrew Berrv, Eq. T. 2 X R. 11 W. Samuel Wcbfcr. T. 2 X R. 10 W. Michael Frederick, T. 2 X. R. 0 W. William McCov, T. 2 X. It. 8 W John Jordon, T. 1 X. R. 1 1 W. Jacob Anthis, T. 1 X. R. 10 W.- John Decker, T. 1 X. R. 8 W. David Junkins, T. 1 X. . 12 V.-John Ramsey, T. 1 S. R. 12 W. Soloinan Washburn, Inspectors will gi-c due attendance and make return according to law. JOHX C. HOLLAND, Com. S. L K. C. Vincenncs, Aug. 7. lf33 J8-lt
Just received two hundred barrels first quality KEXHAJVA S.1LT,
and for sale by
BURTCII &, HEBERD. July 23, 183320-tf
July 13, 1633 21-Gt.
Knox, Martin, Daviess,
000 153 140 217 207 , 1 17
Total 11082
111'
at Torre Haute is consistent with the Post
mark and how can any unprejudiced mind doubt upon the subject? SAME. JUDAH.
VUicennes, August 15,
Statement of the votes given in the 2d
His presence ! Oulllr1Vssional District, on Monday the
signed the paper, and is morally another
forgery.
lint it is ineumecnt upon me 10 mauc some observations concerning the investigation bv judge Parke, and my removal. I
RathO Boon called upon government tor AN A ,
n.r:,i,iSt,o. of havin- written the Cottiell ; i Nr C ount,,.
He claims iT. as due to public o- 1 SlCNCEU CIRCUIT COURT,
i "'i ' i niuuui he demands it, in the name of the !
5th inst. for Representative to Congress.
people; and he, who was mainly indebted : Lv to me for two successful elections at least ;
.vcrett Howell,
rs.
April Term, 1833. Petition for Divorce.
o has no power, no iutlucncc.
i real public, interests are at stake; tlu
least respected and most degraded in con
when 1 Susan I lowell.
i rnlHS day came the complainant, and ; Lawrence,
tiled an affidavit that Susan How
-ress; he was heard on this occasion.-: ell, tlie deienaant in ims case, is ai uus ; He may have been cognizant of the time a non-resident ; It is therefore orde-1 whole from the commencement. There i red by the Court, That the pendency of are et citizens in Vincenncs who remem- this petition be published three weeks sue-1 r:"m intt i-rne in 1827 in behalf of this icessivclv in the Western Sun and General j
in which this i Advertiser, a newspaper printed at Viu-
aainst me:
. , . . ........... 1 ..... .
and Homer Johnson ; cennes ; and that ims cause sianu eouiiuu.
cd unto the next term.
I 5 to f m o a 't 2 iJ ! t & 2 Counties. S o H S ! - j. Knox, 30J 6-2 9. 11 2 3 Daviess, 362 2-t 1 82 41 22 Martin, 41 135 1G-J IS 21 1 Lawrence, 140 36 27 Ts 651 94 Grrcn, 43 67 238 157 212 40 ) wen, Putnam, 309 520 5Q6 11-1 61 239 Vio. 98 56 13 227 5 704 S-illivan, 123 31 35b' 457 1 37 Ciav, 111
Copv Test. JAMKS WAKKFIKLD, c.s.c.c.c. August 17, 1S33 W-M.
OTICI
AN OKDIN ANCl', to compel the atten- Jrri I dance of the members of the Board of PUBLIC W Trustees. j V have appointed Jo Be it ordained by the Board of Trus'ccs ; 1L attorney in fact to f of the Borough of Vinccnnes, That a fine ! ottlo all claims due or
same lbon,
same Wtwdxerton
were prominent actors. I le certainly took part in the first known council on the subject, that at EmisMu's. Prompted by motives best known to himself, and strengthi:ne 1 in secret by the revenge or the jealousy f more influential individuals, he iirrssed for an investigation. Louis Mc-
i hi
I nw iIhmi Sicrol:irv ill the 1 reasurv. 1 J tious
t'j" i y . , - . . . . i . , . . .i .. ... .... i, himi i ii v nnniiintcil nilminiv. ! ivasonaliln ?vcuso lrom snecial or trom re-
bUl'l io ine, in jih: mimmuu ui inwiiaii,i,iii ww... v.... ,.rt .....
REMOVAL! T TVW I W cnlicrri lrr rncnrvtf 1 1 1 ! t n f!f
I bis friends and the public, that he has jurchased ofl'rcdcrick ltapp his Stock ! of Goods, (Hirmcrly called the Ilarmonv Store,) and has removed them to the room
formerly occupied by Tlnunas I). Berry, Co. ou Market street, where he has lately received a fresh suitlv or h SPRING Ci SUIVIBIER GOODS, Which added to the former Stock, makes
lho assortment complete. Those wishing to purchase would do well to call, as he is determined to sell very low fur cash, or
approved barter. J. MADDOX. Vinccnnes, July 1, 1S33 'J3-tf NEW GOOiS 1WRTC1I Sc UF.BKIII) Have just received their Stock of SUItlKZER GOODS;
Which added .o their former Stock, makes their assortment complete, which they will sell unusually low for cash. June 25 J2-3m.
NOTICE.
hn Law, Iwir. my
receive, adjust and
liuis due or owing to mc in the
llf&t VltOV'0 ilOtlCC ! oi' one dollar be and is hereby imposed on county of Knox, ami to lease and dispose :i; is hereby niven, that I, Igna-! each member of the Hoard, who shall not j rl property in the borough of VinsTavlor.of Posev countv In ! attend, or Miall absent himself without a'c-'es Any arrangement made with
senators, that 1 mi-ht be assured nothing tiator of the estate ot William Nichols, gular meetings ot the lioaril to uecoiircw ould be done without a full and fair in-; deceased, by the Probate Court of said j Jed as all fines and penalties are collected restitution. countv ; and from the best estimate that for breaches of the llorough Ordinances. Judge Parke wa rcpicshut to in ike ' can bo made at procnt, said estate is pro- j Passko 13ih Aug. l!s33. the inv"estiation. It was during the ses- tbablv insolvent. ! 1L P. PKICL, President. Fi-uiof our couit, which was continued! IGNATIOCS TAYLOR. Athnr. S amiti. Hill, Clcr,. . two weeks. Six witnesses woro examined Mav li33 Tt-Jl Au-u-t 17. 1S?3--'-3t,
him, will be binding on me
H. LASSELLE Vinccnnes, April 13, IS33 PJ-if.
I shall leave here about the3th of this
month; persons having business with me
uter that time, w ill please call ou Mr Law. who is authorised to arrange it. II. L.
For carrying the mails of the United States for four years, from January 1st 1834, to December 51st 1837, on the following Pest Routes in Indiana, will be received at this Department until the 21st day oZ October next inclusive; to be decided on the 2d day of November next. 2975. From Vincenncs, by Berryvillc, Washington, .Mount Pleasant, Himlostan Point Pleasant, Columbiaville, Paoli, Frctlcricksburgh, McCalIan X Koads. Greenville and New Albany, to Louisville, Kr. 1 1 1 miles and back, three times a week in -i horse post coaches. Leave Vincenncs every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 2 p m, arrive at Louisville every Wednesday, Fiidav and Monday by 10 p m. Leave Louisville every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 a m, arrive at Vincenncs next days by 12 noon. 2976. From Vinccnnes. hy Emerson's Mills. Carlisle, Merom, Turmasi's Creek. Prairie Creek and Honey Creek, to Terre Haute, CJ miles and back, twice a week ia stages. Leave Vinccnnes every Tuesday and Saturday at 2p m arrive at Tcrre Haute every Wednesday and Sunday by 8 pm. Leave Tcrre Haute cverv Monday and Friday at G a m, arrive at Vincennes'every Tuesday and Saturday by 12 noon. 2977. From Tcrre Haute by Otter Creek, Oalalin, Dickson's Mills, Green Castle'
uanviuc anu neiievuie, to Indianapolis, 90 miles and back, twice a week in stages; once a week by Danville, and once a week by liellevillc. Leave Tcrre Haute every Monday andl Friday at 4 a m, an he at Indianapolis every Tuesday and Saturday by 1 p m. Leave Indianapolis every Wednesday and Saturday at 2 p m, arrive at Tcrre Haute every Thursday and Sunday by 11 p m. 297S. From Vincenncs by'Patoka, Princeton, Sandersville and Pigeon Creek, to Lvansvillc, 55 miles and back, twice a week in stages; and from Evansville to Henderson, Ky. 10 miles, once a week cn horseback. Leave Vincenncs every Monday at G a m, and every Thursday by 2 pm, arrive at Lvansville every Tuesday at 10 a m, and every Friday by G p m. Leave Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday at G a m. arrive at Vincenncs everv Thursday and Sunday bv 10 a m. Leave Evansville every Tuesday at 10J a m, arrive at Henderson same day by '2 p m. Leave Henderson every Tuesdav at 2.1
p m, arrive at Evansville same day by ti
p m.
2979. From Mount Carmel. II. to Prince
ton, In. 12 miles and back once a week.
Leave Mount Carmel every Tuesdav at 7
a m, arrive at Princeton same day by ll a
in. Leave Princeton every Tuesday at 2 d m
arrive at Mount Carmel same day by 6 p nr 29S0. From Princeton, bv Owensvillc, Cynthian i. New Harmony and Mount Vernon, to Mount Zir.ii. Ky. 70 miles and back;
once a week oetween l'nnceton and Mount Vernon, 45 miles in stages, and once a week between Mount Vernon and Mount Zionj 25 miles on horseback. Leave Princeton every Tuesday at G am. arrive at Mount Vernon nexj cUy'bv 10 a m, and at Mount Zmn same day by 6 p m. Leave Mount Zion every Thursday at a m, arrive at Mount Vernon same day b 1 p m, and at Princeton next day by 5 p m. 29S1. From Princeton, by Petersburg!;. Portersvillc and Jasper, to Paoli; 83 miles and back once a week. Leave Princeton every Saturday at S a m, arrive at Paoli next day by 10 p m. Leave Paoli every Thursday at 5 a m, arrive at Princeton next day by 10 p m. 2932. Ftom Evansville, by New-burg.' Boonevillc, Midway, Kockport. 'Trey. Rome, Fredonia. Leavenworth. Ccrydon. Lanesville. New Albany and Shippingsportl Ky. to Louisville; 150 rrilcs and back onc e a, week, between Evansville and Corvdon. 125 miles, and twice a week between Corydon and Louisville, 23 miles. Leave Evansville every Thursday at G a m, arrive at Louisville every Saturday by w p m. Leave Louisv ille every Monday at 6 a ni. arrive at Evansville every Wednesday by ti p m. Leave Corydon every Thursday nt 3 a m, anivc at Louisville, same day by 12 noon. Leave Louisville every I hursday at 1 p m, arrive at Corydon same day by ti p m.
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