Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 57, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 November 1860 — Page 4

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STEAMBOATS.

NEWS BY -TELEGRAPH. I city advertisements.

LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

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TRAVELERS' GtlDE. Kv.nivllit CrawfonUville R. R. MCPASTURU. Accommodation Train n no A M Mail Trai l 915 ".. "

Mill Train 4.5,; P M Accommodation 3.30 m Sn anim-Regular Pu kets. FOR CAIRO. I'BiRiiT Bowin Ipiiv, Tuesdays mikI Saturdays

at is : . a m . Amies Moudajs and TI11119.I;

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FOR Pini TAII. PisiAalmis M v,..,v- aj F,j. days at 12 o'clock t. Arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays, a;vd Saturday 1 at uight. OrxL Andes.- s leaves Tuesdays, Thin .days an.! Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, e.luesdaya sad Fridays in the night. FOB HENDERSON. Gen. T. M. Writs plica daily, having Kvansv ill,iu the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR I.ot'ISVILLE. Gset 1. . of Louisville, leaves f and Saturdays at 6 o'clock r. M . Arriv.s Tuesday s and Saturdays in the afternoon. Qbei K a 11 of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays' at 12 o'clock m., and Thursdays at 6 o'chs-k e. is. a 1 ... i Sundays and Thursdays iu I he aftecuooa. FOR ttSERN RIVER. Sowusa Green leaven Moudaysaud Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. fur Green river. Arrives on M .udaya and Thursdays in the morning.

COPELAND & NEXSEN,

REGULAR PACKETS.

iSUMIE

A&ICY !

OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK.

NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVASSVILLE, I NIL, r. jro it' i' mi m j 11 n it to tv. h k mJW. Risks and issue Policies iu several id the -11-est and most reliable Insurance Companies of the United statu. STORKS, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANl'FACTolUES, insuied . the most lavuralde rates. MARINE AN1 1ST VK NAVIGATION Risks taken oh FLAT LoaTS, HA ROES, ST KA M HO ATS and their CAUCOES. A!s... applications received for LIKE IN8URANCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE w n u 1 ii im INSURANCE CO. Incorporated 1610 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000, ABHOLITE AND UNIMPAIRED.

Net Surplus of $942,181.72,

Ainl the prflrtlg

CHARLEY B0WEN!!

H. T. DEXTER, .Master.

Wnl Brut I , - ! Dexter

CUrks.

egalat L'. S

El ana v Mail, r

ills ami assenger

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B of 40 years gsjerasa' and

exjierieiice. I PWARDS OK $M,UOU,l)OU ises have bSSB paid by the Aitnti Iiisuranr Company iu the past 10 years.

The value of reliable f IIBSII BUI e will he apparent from the billowing LOSSES PAID R V T II E AS T ft A

lit IIIN'U TH K PAST FIVS YI.AI.

There b) regular daily communication with HfnLeRSOM aad NKwncna.il ty bvat and hind ionu-y-ancs. RTVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ajuuTsn. Queen of the West, Cin.t Science, Nash vi 1 1---Sir Wm. Wallace, Pitts.: Charley Ho wen, Cairo: Gen. Anderson, Padncah-Sam Snowdea , going upAutocrat, N. O.: James Gntkrio. Lou.: Com. Perry, Nashville: Grey Eagle, liaillsillls Iifparti:o, Queen of the West, N.O.tSdence, Pitts.: Sir Win. Wallace, St. Lou. Oeu. Aaltnos, Psskscaa: Autosrat, Lou : James Guthrie, N. O.: Com. Perry, Pitts.: Grey Eagle, I. on. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Dunbar, Paducah: Lue Eaves, Green river: Gen. White, Henderson. —— ......The Weather continues clear and pleasant. The River opposite this point has commenced receding again. It was falling pretty fast yesterday. There is another rise coming from Pittsburg, however, which will prevent it from receding very far. ......The elegant and commodious steamer Dunbar, is the regular mail and passenger packet for Paducah. She leaves at 12 clock to-day. ......For Henderson, the Gen. D. M. White. ......The Lue Eaves is the regular packet for Green river. She leaves this evening. ...... The Charley Bowen did not make her

reeular lritto Cairo vestetdav, lut has laid ; ability of property ban

. , . . tii. t tiini-n lsbend. up here to undergo some repturs. Gapk I AgeDciM iu ,ue .inripal citi and tows Dester intends to nut her in perfect trim tor throughout tbe State. Polities issued without de.

Isv. iv stiv ol ill-- ill V Kill i -ri.l ALi-nis ( I i no

Consfiasiy. r-ry Business attsndsal to with doNpateh and L fidelity. COPELAND A NEXSEN, Aleuts. iay2 Savings Bank Building, First St. I

In Ohio Sl.il, r.MM In Wisconsin, :,. In Kentucky, L'i 1,939.40 Missouri ::st,618.04 l..a 4 .Minn. . . ' 1 I'.-nn'a .v Va.. ::1,95.82

In Michigan, I "iK 043. 81 In Indiana 1 111. .''.'.! Ml 1

In Illinois,... t ls.:7 41 ! Tennessee,.... 97.MH Jl Kansas A Neb 1'','1"..77

Ark. Sc Ga

Mississippi and Alabama,. .. Wl, 1 ! .

Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent wit s.dvi my fair profit.

'.,. -.'i.i n-ii ., i. . a to insurance , ' I tWEI. I. Al'

utitl CoHtmts,for term 1 to 5 y .irn. 'I'h- -olid service long an I successfully tried, and in- in my advairtttv-s the Etna Insurance Com pan v pos si-sses in its Itue, should not be OTrflookeil by those r- nly lo insure and nndi i standing their bi nt interests, I 'in -ing "stringent times" thenoia.-ity for n--liable lu-itrancs be:onii'S an 'imperativi- duty t b.

S tO SIMtHMI lOSH l-'Ml

Tim BOWXN tin- i Swift, Ugbr-Drauakt, freight Packet.

Vr Arriv.- nt F, ;t!.. ,-u,...- t'n..i.v a,..t :

Kriday mnraiag, makiag close conaertion with the and dn!!

K.AC. KAILBOAK mi; LOIISV1L1.K. CINCINNATI, AND THE BAST. i" I.eav-s Fviin.ville eiery Tuesday and Saturday at I't o'clock m., connecting with I IIMBF.KLAN1 A TKNN ESSKS RITKR Packets at SssithUaad, and at Cairo w ith the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, Aad with Packets f,,r ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. Tin- C. Boa fn ..es to Cairo every Tuesday, and the Cssun BowrN gin-s to Cairo every Saturday, octli

U. S. MAIL.

Eransville &Paducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, GUS KOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, KOWLER Matter. Leave Kvausrille llally at 11 o'clock .11. Siiiidays Excepted. Leave Padur.ah Dally at 9 A. Itl. Tbe I'DNBAR and G EN. ANDEKSoN make closu cuaasctioas at Paducah wiih aackats for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, An) Ht KvHiiHvilln with packets fur LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for tlie East. BUT- The Iiiinbar goes to Cairo every Friday, and the Gen. Anderson irne to Cairo evt-ry Satur-

Cincinnati Market.

Ct.vcisjtATi, Xov. I3tb. Flour unchanged ; superfine 4 75-i 80, with A fair demand : extra 4 905 25, dull. Wheat dull and unchanged. Ko change in Corn; Oats or Barley. Whisky at 16J and dull. Hogs very dull, and prices nominal ; sales of any magnitude could not bs made at

over 6 50; 7000 head came in within the last 24 hours and .Ti,000 head have come in ' since the 1st init., against 22,000 head at i the same time last year. Provisions nom- ' inal ; nothing done. There is An increased j demand for money; 12 per cent is the lowest rate. Exchange on the East declined to

Ct.Bvai.Asn, Nov. 12th, v . The efforts to remove the obstructions to the harbor caused by the sinking of the schooner Drake, have proved as yet fruitless. There is no light displayed here to-night, nor will there le until the harbor is clear.

mfi UHF0It.l Tit .V

Order tor flank Snle-walk. Oct. 22

the busy season. Her chimneys and boil-

ers are to be replaced by a complete set of new ones which have been constructed for her by Messrs. Kratz & Heilman, and she is to be otherwise refitted and painted. When she comes out again she will be like a "bran new" boat. One of her chimneys was taken down yesterday. ———<>———

BY STATE AUTHORITY.

INCREASE OF fASH CAPITAL

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. NOVEMBER 13, 1860. ; . '. i.nsh wbeM, 144 o.icko beans, Ictehuall Bios , 15. i hbld flour, J. H. Ogle.by; 26 liales hay, S. Kabn, 9 bae oats, Ktihn A Brit ton; 75 bids Uoui , Wm. AtkmaiiiS Co.; lo bags coffee, J G. Veuneman; 1 box leather, J B. Green; 1 box leather, Harris A Gross, Paducah, Ky ;1 case L. tobacco, J. G. Saoer A Co.; 1 ! nulso, L. Kessler; 5 tierces rice, V1,. Itvi-: ISO bids Hour. 3i bales hav, 222 Knh n n, ' m.- A Brown; 2. let tel press -a, N. Strauen, fhdiii .Ui, v.y ; 24 boxes P. sauci , Sorenion t Co. f2 1 s h is-bold gaods, 1'. Mo Mulleo, Iteg, lioin v. I. 'siness, 1 box aidse, KTarrA Hallaian; ? tn li- hied app.es, 2 bbls, I sack leathers, Orr, Dal II Co.; 16 bags Hoar, Peter Bali; f.4 hnsh oats, ' . bid t-ggs, 1 bucket butter Geo. Fostnr A K. sURAl'ltdt, Ageal

Repntolicnn Jubilee. In order to inform those who may desire to itfamtti ite their dwellings on Thnrsdaj eveninL' ve tuts morninp; ptililinh the line of march as agreed upnn by the committee The Wide Awakes, in full uniform, will meet at their head quarters on Water elrc-id promptly at GJ n clock, and under their proper officers, proceed to Mozart Hall,

where there will be some short speeches delivered, soul-stirring songs sung, and a happy time generally experience. 1. A proces. s o will then be formed, composed of WideAwakes and citizens front the city end country generally. The procession will proceed from the Hall down First to I.eet street, out Leet to High street, down High to Fulton Avenue, out Fulton Avenue to Fourth, up Fourth to Clark, down (.Mark to Center, up Center to Division, out Division to Seventh, up Seventh to Locust, down Locust to Third, up Third to Chetnnt, down Chestnut to Second, up .Second to Gum, down tjuitt tii First, down First to Walnut, out Walnut to Second, down Second to Locust, down l.cwust to Journal office and counter nurcu, out Locust to Fourth, down Fourth to Sycamore, down Scatnoie to Third, up Third to Main, down Main to First, down First to Vine, down Vine to Water, up Water to Headquarters. This line of march will not be very tedious. The weather proving propitious the streets will bo in uood order for walking. It is desired by the committee that every Republican who can do so will illuminate his place of business or dwelling. We un

derstand that large numbers expect to be j present from the country and we doubt not i the demonstration will prove a lilting terruination to the brilliant political campaign ! which the Kepuliiicans of Vanderburgh j and the country have so gloriously tii umphed.

PSTOTKi T

F. INSURANCE

F1I!

t HART Eli Cash Capital, Cast Assets -

EXCLUSIVELY.

PER PF. T UA I. . - $100,000 - $547,712,343 S. L LOOM Bt, Prest.

It " II & II. H. HAiilLL, GaayH Afrls,

CINCINNATI,

S9-A, Of the 11

in all Ha

LOSSES PROMPTLY i'AII! BsJ"Applicatii.iis racaivsd, peli 'ies isniie.1 am! reaewed, and all bnsiaess porta iaiua; to maageaaj pii.uiptly attoaocd tu. Cill'tliAMi.l NiXSEN, A cents. tMV OaV s. oa First St., l-t Main and Syc.in Its, iu as Bank Bntbtiag. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS! EVANSVILLE AGENCY Of TBI Mi;iU HANTS' INSURAKCE 0. HARTFORD, CONST. Cash Capitals $200,000 DIKKOTOItS : Mail. Howard, S. W'.sslruaT, J auiea Bolter, K. Kiiberla, tiny K. Phelps. Timothy Sheldon, James I. Faster, Sidn.v A. Whit.., Chas. T. Ilillyer, Elijah II. Own, Hemes Itlanchard, Bicaard D. Batdwrd, 1W. M. Mssi liaaa. v. Im. astins.

W. II l. alb-uder.

esD'Applicatinns rei-eived, Polii ies lamed ami re n.w, il, ami all bnaiaeai psTtatfting to the Agency piiiiuptlv atteaded to. i..',J-H- ,. mnii l.lv ad lusted ami tiomntly paid

n .- j

or an aha i i..hi.. i in asarBi lhe Btandard rates ot pr. niium t

mav prefer non-participsiion. JOSKPH WALKKft, Prest. THOS. W. BIRl'SALL Vice rasidsal

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, TsX K, S. i

Ui Fa ALo, Nov. 12th, it. The remains of Mr. Catiand and two female servants have been taken from the ruins of the Clarendon Hotel. Search for others has been made. The full extent of the loss of life by this lire as far as known is four persons.

Washisoto.v, Nov. 13. Mr. Hill, member of the House from Georgia has taken a decided stand for secession. Senator Hammond has resigned. News has been received that Mississippi will call the Legislature together immediately.

day. sept 28

JOHN It. HALL, Aont, No. 2 Water street.

ma : i t, .i it a -. .v s - a vilie aad Bowling Oreen Packet The lathe draft U. S. Mail Steaaasn

HOW 1.1 ; UREBH, A. LITKR, Captain, JOHN TKA VIS, Cl'k, Leaves Ksaaaville every .Monday and Thursday, at ; o'clock, v a.; leaves Bawling Creeu evry Wednesday and Saturday, at Ha. m. auglO

lFW.Vt(7.. It HtiJvitJKHSO.Y

kt, Gbm'l D. M. WHITE.

it. L. L.iM-.vs'ri.a, master, runs as a

r- ;ular Freijrbt ami Pasee nicer Pmtket

daily (Sundays excepted) bctwasa this point and Headeiaaa. a'i;7 t o.njc rtt sr.ic. (a.v(.; WW of time. -The Louisville and Hsaderson LiKht-Dranght, Swift, SkIm (t4.-A'f Wheal 1'. S. M.and Paai.eier Packet ,aS&r??' Oroy Eaglo, c,pi. A. DONNA LLY, .1. A. Less. CI k. Leases Kraaavilk) Car Louisville every Monday

at 12 o clock m , aud every Thursday at 6 o clock

V. M , al rlvil: a eveT.iniis.

Returning, 1,-avs Louisville every

and Saturday - it a, - ni-lm-k. JNO. B. HA : L, Agent. july2s-tf No. 2 Water street

.VKIT YORK CITY

500,000.

Sl'RFLCS $i:to.ooo

AiiRici i.TCRAL. Ata reeular meeting oi ; at tins Ae,,,r;)P1,IiANI ,t n fxsen , A, the Warrick County Agricultt.ral Society, I OTr,--TTT?TTV held in Boonvilleon the :id inst.,Mr. Adam? ss 1 tU!i &iCU,ll. X

the treasurer, presented his report which jTinr INSURANCE CO. .!.-. o..ilr In 1... tn a mmiwHum eon A 1 It C 111 JU "J

?uuea . 11 , uvii.n -j-- i .. .

dition. From the report it appears tnat uu aii total receipt of the society from all sources ; i asil I apiiais PAn, IN.

during the year was $2,21 2.95 ; total expenditures for rut pel ion $I,9tS.5Q; balance

t han 1 ?301 -1j w ill issue Tbe society elected the following officers PARTICIPATION POLICIES, for the ensu'ing year : President, D. F E,ui,.in,.he red ,o .cs BAtes; VicePrsideut, S. T. Baker; Secy, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT I Moore ; Cor. Sett'y, W. F. Parretl ; Treas. j is set aside auuua.lly tot that aurjt,ae, providiaa J.W. Adr.ra3, Directors, Cbas Pyeatt, Kobt- , ltg v.rW .v,uuiat'.ns. which are laadad iuPerigo, H. C. Naney, M. French, B. M. Tut, stead m bei.m divided to t.caaaldats. sawl

pin. Win. Bast, J- B. Lewis, Ar.ner l.ee.i , (a dtrideaas t. holders eC" pariicisalioB policies

S. A. Hull and P.. W. White.

I . - lie TtiCJifiay am! Friilay

EFANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE V. S. MAIL PACKET, 3c XT o -y JES agio. W. B. DANIELS, Cspt. s. P. IIillidav, Cterk. Iv' H K JV8 Vt L I. H K WK U ' Tuesday and Saturday at ti o'clock e. a. K turtiiuK. leaves Loaisvrflie every Mouday and Friday at 4 o'chs-k p. u. . Through Bills of Ladlns wilt be given for Tohacco or other freight to Baltimore or New York at as low rates it not lowei than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rates tor any point ou the Ohio River or on Green River. aHf Th aaamaaat aceoinmodatlons of tbe Grey Eagle are m b) any boat upon tbe West ern waters. Apply on board or to JOHN B II ALL, une7-dtf No. 2 Water street. matt sat l H . t it it vi -i e.- ji.i'u

M POND RIVER - The elegant passenger steamer LCK- KAVK8, Lj M. lioNAiL, Master, Tatloh, Clerk, oE

will make regular tri-weekly trips lo tioiitli Car-i.ilt-n and Pond Rlvt.r, leaving on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. For fi'ttightor passage, apply on board. de20tf

FORWARD'G & COMMISSION.

.W 11. BltuWN.

CRANE JSc BROWN, Forwarding & Commission TVE3TOlAstX"-t.JS, EVANSVILLE, 1ND.

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r Kanawha Salt 'ash advanoes ma-lo

oaipany. ti Sblpni

-nts .

a n- Liberal

Prodai -. 'the undersigned, ot the late Brnisof I. A. Crane A Co., and BroWU X AiaUiatl, have this day associated tbsBMolvea together tunler the name of Crane A Brown, tor the purpose of transacting a Gfeaaral Pot warding ami Commission business, as carried on by the bite hi ins. From oar long experience and Increased facilities, together with our personal aud strict attention to tin- interests of our Correspondents, we hazard nothing iu guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We beat leave to express our gratitude to moss who

base heretofore confided their Interests l.i in in--, and ti list lobe able to serve tin l

ture. nledeiaa our lu st efforts to

nf their int. -rests. 0.13-1 yd

to our u in fu-

tbe advancement

ISAAC A. CHAN E, WILLIAM BROWS.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.

The A dams Exi'SF.sg company laspeuiuuy announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Ksaaanrillaaad vicinity, that, with increased facilities tin- transportation of P K E a 11 '' , ' A OKA G ES, SI 0 A ' d A D VALUABLE S, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Es-pts-ial care takwn in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, aud the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes and details of the business, at their Office ou First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. de If C. H. FISH. Agent.

Council Proceedings. Council Chamber, "I Friday evening, Nov. 0, 18C0. Council met -present, tho Mayor and Councilmen Cook, Dauuettell, Decker, Foster, Koelker, and Sauer 1. The Miuutes of thu meeting of Saturday, November 3d, wete read and approved. Street Commissioner Smyth submitted his report of work done during the week ending Nov. 10th, which wus received, and bills of $91.02 were allowed in payment. The following bills were also allowed : Turuock & Son, paiuting and Handing fence at Upper School House, $3 00; G. Hedderich, 1 perch reck for Main street, $1 00; Eugene Kappler, 1 perch rock for Main street, 80; John Mclnerney, requiring pavements at Upper School House, $1 00 ; James Crie, repairing picks for street commissioner, $t lf ; 34) yards earth placed on Eighth street, $."l", $'.rir; Win. H. Kinsman, 1 day's services as special policeman, $1 50; Charles W. Long, do., ?1 50; Picas, do., f 1 50, Total, $111 07. Ordered that Shanklin & Hardin be allowed $k 25 lor taxes paid at tho Collector's sale 1859 upon the half of lots I t, 15, 10 and 17 iu block r and 7 and 8 in block 16, all in the Fourth Enlargement, the same having been previously paid by tho owner, F. E. Goodsell, ami that the sum of $8 25 be charged to Peler Schrnuck. Tbe Marshal was directed to notify the owners of property situated on the west side of Mary street, fromAnu to Sixthstreet to have the plank walk thereon cleaned off. The Mayor and Finance committee were authorized to pay over to the School Trustees $2,500, to be appropriated to the payment of Teachers for the Public Schools for the first quarter of tho school year of 1860'61, and if there is not a sufficient amount In the City Treasury tfaa committee is authorized to borrow. A committee was appointed to cancel

city orders. The Mayor presented a statement showing the manner in which payments had been made to Charles Poltz, on his contract for bouldering Main street from Third street to the canal, which was ordered to be enters,! on the minutes The Mayor submitted a report showing that James alcloerm t had laid down and completed, 'according to contract, a plank side-walk on tbe southwest side of Seventh street between Vino and Division streets, and was entitled to receive from the city the sum of $97 60 in payment. The report was received, aud an order for the amount allowed. Ordered that the market master of the Upper Market, be directed to make a final settlement of his account with tho city by the next meeting of the Council. Tho complaint of Thomas Redmond for en essive taxation on his personal propel ty was referred to the usual committee. And on motion the Council adjourned. Attest P. Brass, Clerk. Bio?" Th-j Republicans have been charged by their unscrupulous opponents with being in favor of giving negroes the right to vote At the recent election in the State of New Vork the Republicans succeeded by 40,000 majority. Negroes in that State who own property worth 250, are entitled to vote. At the last election the question of amending the constitution so as to extend the right of suffrage to all adult negroes was submit

ted to the people, and if the charge against the Republicans is correct, it is fair to presutne that witii their 40,000 majority they put the thing through, ilut what is the result ? The proposition is overwhelmingly voted down, and that, too, by Republicans; their opponents endeavoring to have the proposed amendment succeed by default in hopes of making party capital out of it hereafter. Thus effectually are the false chargesof the Democracy refuted. Give them

the opportunitv, and the character of th

Republicans for con-ervatism will be vindi

cated as triumphantly as it Jhas been on the charge of favoring negro suffrage-

a-V

W-S Order for Brick Side-Walk. Council Chamber, Oct. 22d, 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ot Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the north-west side of Wslnut street, from Sixth to Seventh streets, in said city, cause the Bide-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a aide-walk of Class No. 1 to be laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Cl'k. City Clerk's-Office, Oct. 23. 1860. Main Street Improvement Oic.v; Of Ht:.u. ti a TJ Tji situated on Main street, between the Canal and Eighth street, will please take rotice, that by giving their obligations to the contractor for their respective shares or proportions of the cost of Macadamizing said street, they will save 8 per cent, of the amount of said expense; and that such obligations must lie handed in by the filth day of November, aud cauuot be received after that timu. oct.10 W. BAKER, Mayor.

OTA i: fi.

1880.

And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that tho owners of all lots and parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Second area Be, from ranklin street to Sixth street, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause aside-walk of class No. 2 to be laid dewn thereon within thirty days from tho publication of this order. P. Bl'RKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, 1880. SOTFA' TO TJA-PJl-iSA, 1 le tax payers who have not yet paid their City taxes for the year lfesn, are notified that the same must be paid on or before the 17th day of November, if they desire to avoid costs. At "that time the duplicate must be closed. CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, novS-td City Collector. AfOi.M.HVTOH' ti SJIlli OJ- tetJJJ, Jis tate for the payment of the costs ami expenses of Side-walk improvements. Notice is hereby given, that by virtue ot a precept issued by the Mayor of the City of Evansville, aud to n directed, I will sell at public auction, at the door ot the Court House, in said city, on Fri lay, the 3uth day of November,18tiO, the following lots or parcels of real estate, or bo much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged and assessed against said iots respectively, or the costs aud expenses of making street, alley, and t.ide-walk lat prove meats iu front of said lots, together with the costs of sale : FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS. 40 feet and six inches on Main street, and extending back of the same width 14-1 feet toan alley, being the south-west side of lot No. 229 iu tin.- Donation Enlargement, 170 50. . FOB AI.I.KY IMPROVEMENTS. Lot No. Block 2, Northern Enlargement 11.01 do 7 do 2 do do LOf. FOR SIDE-WALK IMPROVEMENTS.

Lot No. h. Block lot, Lamasco 3.97i

.l.tl.-4 S.97J2 3.97 14 3.97 'i 3.972 3.07 W

do 9 do lot do do 10 do 104 do do It do 104 do do 13 do lot do do Id do lot do do 17 do 104 do

Hale to commence at 2 o'doc CHRISTIAN nov8-3wd !d

k P. M ., on said day. HEDDERICH, City Collector.

tate for the pay nt nt of the costs and expenses of Hde-walk impro, emeuts. Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of a araoapt issued by the Mayor of the City of Evansville, and to me directed, I will sell at public suction, at the door ef the Court House ill said city, ou Thursday, the loth day of November, lfiijo, at 2 o'clock e. a., the following lots or parcels of real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount charged aud assessed against said lots respectively, or the ccats aud expenses of making Side-walk improvements iu front of said lots, together with tho costs of sale : Lot No 1, block 1 Vi, Lamasco $D;.7.r. Lot No. 2, block I'-t, Lamasco, 11. tit Lot No. I, block to, Fourth Enlargement 11. 04 The undivided half of lot 14 ffi.St " a . .. J5t 690 " " ' " 16 .1.95 " " " " 17, ft.9.r. All in block No. Fourth Enlargement. One lot, commencing at the most noitherly corner of lot No. 25, iu the Lower Enlargement of the City of Evansville, ami running thence in a south-western direction by the line of said lot until it reaches Lis,! street, thence by the line of said Leet street north to the south-west side of the alley in the rear of block No. 8, in the Fourth Enlargement of said city, and thenco by the aouth-western line ot said alley to Iheplaceol begluuiug $45.24 Sale to commence at 2 o'clock p. m. on said day. CHRIS. HEDDERICH, oct.1l Id -87 City Collet tor. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

Cur or Evansville, Not. 12,1889. mOTItfi MM ft fill fi It li II ".'.

that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of

the City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock a. u., and 2 aud S o In. k e. m., on the Bth of Dei ember, I860, will sell at public au. ti.m at the door of the Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, aud parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year 1860, due from the owners thereof to the City oi Evansville, the same buiug now due ami unpaid.

i and for the costs of ssld sale, and that SBCh salij will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid

hours aud plane until all the lots ami parcels ol real estate herein mentioned are sold us oSTered for sale ! ORIGINAL PLAN. Ah kman, Wm. M., oo'., by 75 leet corner part of lot No. 32 S147.2I Rittrolf tt Sons, north-east or of lot 83 fit;. 63 Bates, Geo (Heirs), 81 by 75 ft-.-t alley end of

lot 28 do 36 by 7o feet corner part of lot 29 do north-west oao third of lot 31 Bal., Henry, 21 and 3d subdivision of lot I Brcnuocka, Christ., improresneata on bit mi Cooper, Rachel, ls'4 by 7o feet couth we end of lot 32

Dunning, Paris C, 50 by 75 feet north-east

one-thir.l ..I lot 110 Edsou, Abner i Heirs), smith-i ast :' of lot 71 Eaton. Thus., south-east half of ast 142 Ford, Chas., 69 by 7." it corner part lot 12U. ... Goupel. I. hf., 23 by SO ft corner part lot Green, Robert, south-east ' ,; ,.f lot 71

Hughes. .1. Wesley, 2P by 159 ft south-east side or lot 14 d.i 25 bv 15011 middle yx ot lot 99 do middle i of lot 31

Hewsou, John, si by 75 tt alley end of lot ISO do lot 11S1 do a by 128 ft north-west sidu of lot 122 do lot IIS Henrich, John, IS', by 150 ft south-east or of

lot 113 do Dv'4 by SO ft alley- end of lot 113 McChestiey, Maria, 1' . by 15" ft of south

east snle of lot ao

ft middle

juth-

n .

Morris, Samuel (Heits, part of lot 29 O'Uilcy, P. G , 23 by 150 lot 9 Ogden, J. K., south-west Scriber, Henry, aorthwat do lot 72 Singer, Chas. W., IS by

lot 125 end 126 Schmidt A Stark, 8th subdivision ot Ir.t . do do 7th do do 61 ..

C, south-west i of north-east

64.40 51.63 29.!Si 2L85 1.15

3.1.64 20.!Ki 9S.SS 28.18 27.no 28.75 20.70

31.33 S9.10 35.65 4.14

If. in

13.13

31.04

Carpenter, A. B., 31 by lit ft north-west aide of lot 21 14.95 Ewing, W. O. AG. W., nerth-weat or lot 4 27.60 Fisher A Bolusa, 20 by 143 ft south-east side of lot 21 : 17.83 G.-rhardt, J. W., north-west qr of lot 3 17.83 Gates, C. L., . by 148 ft north-west side of lot 6 12.08 do lot 12 34.50 do 49 by 143V ft aouth-east side of lot 11... 19.55

Dvatt, Stephen, s e 1 ; of lot 7 27.31

Ii art man, George, south-west of lot 25 do south-west J-j of lot 26 Inwood, Wm., 25 by 150 ft subdivision of iota 27 and 28 Limlensmith, Chas., improvements on lot 15

McCla-saey, Maria, 62 and a half by 80 ft corner part of lot 8., 46.00 I Scates, Joseph (Heirs), south-cant half of lot 3 39.38 BUaahn A Ureathouae, 40 by 75 ft allev end or lot 5 15.53 , Wright, Authouy, lot 14 32.78 do south-west hslt of lot 15... 7.47 j do south-west half of lot l'i... 24.15 1

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. HiTt or Evssisviitt, Oct. 29, I860. mmmrMcm Mm ukhkkw cuvmj4VW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collect. ,V of tbe City of Cvansville, between the hours of 9 and U o'clock a. m., mid 2 and 5 o'clock r. at . on the 224 ol November, 1860, will sell at public auction, at the door of the Court Mouse in tbe City of EvauevlUe, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and impjovi-meats, assessed for t!,.. navment of Citv taxes for the vear 1K60. dn

14.95 I from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, 10.35 the same being now due and unpaid, and for tt ,

costs ot said sale, anil tbat sucn sale wilt r-e coutiuued fr m day to day at tbe aforesaid hours ami place until all the luts and par eels of real estate herein mentioued are sold as offered for sale

17.83 2.30

90 ft subdivision of

: '3.1-0

7.18 10.13 20.1.)

PosroPFirRS Discontintid. The Posti master General has discontinued the follow- ' ing Jpostoffices in Kentucky : Browningsj ville, Bracken county; Bruin, Carter; Arnas- ' daville, Carter: Kueyville, Floyd; Friend

ship, Harlan: Buffalo, Larue; Chestnut Grove

Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. p. a. o'RiiaEsir & Co. T.rtsJwK, to it i4-. .vj, j.s-u COMMISSION MERCHANTS. General BailroaC, Steamboat, and Express Ajents Special Agents for tbe PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are authorized to

i-ive tnrOUt II receipts III III. lowest iionsioie laie. . - , , . r , r .1 TV-i--. -t, h Having i. mammoth Wharfboat at the lauding, t Shelby; Welch s Creek. Jyutler, W hitesvtlle,

the largest ou the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all me rchaad ise liable to damage

32.

12.65

4...112.13

46.00 34.50

14.

Insurance from

ostomorn who

fin cnnrlnv nip-lit four Ot tllC priSO

ers con6ned in the Fountain county jail at Cs.;nrtnn pscnned from durance vile. It r

is thought they had been furnished with THIS COMPANY false keV3- At tbe time of tbe escape the in1,r( azaipst loss and damage by Firs on Dwell lailor was attending church. One of tSM I lags, Household Furniture, Stores, Warehouses J . ....... n gppb lib- ft"'! thtr contents. prisoners, a crazy man, refuse to seeh. Policies iasasd by ., erty in flight. septl? COPELAND NEXSEN, Agents.

from exnosure. we are propareu to facilitate tue 111s-

patcli of all consignments, forwarded to our care bv either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwardiug, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, cousigued tn as for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Office aud extensive Warehouse on water street, adjoiuiug the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to the interests of our patrous at all hours, day and night. With our superioi facilities.; longstanding; tin.

flrlnir enetcv: and kmiwieoge ot our nasiuess. we

r.i eonfldeiit of aivlug general satisfaction.

hots) to merit a continuance ot me exieusivepairon. age we are uow enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on alleonsignmente to either oumelves or correspondents in auy of the principal markets, North, Bust or South. P. C. O'RILEY St CO.

Daviess; Old Landing, Estill; Scaffold Cave,

Rockcastle; Martin's Fork, Lewis; and Washington, McLean.

19.55

29.90 39.96 31.05

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

P O B J T I O .V

- 1 o B

H-J Order for Tlank Side-Walk.

JV O T i C M. Council Chamber.

O.-t. 22. 18S0L An.i now It is hereby ordered and

directed, by the Common Council of the City of i Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or parts

of Lots fronting on or adjoining the west side of Second avenue, from Sixth street to Caual street, In said City, cause the aide-walks thereon to be brought to tbe proper grade, and

u that they cause a side-walk of Class No. 2 to be

f s laid down thereon, within thirty days from the puband ii,. ,1-- r ,ui urs.r

P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, 1860.

t H f O H j r C -V

BttO WJ.yr .1 I f.n l r a jo

Cotton rxnaa ears, mmi , .c-w,,... e...

pi iced , 260 BUX. Sattinet " ationg and durable ; xis5 Fsncv Casimers " great variety ot patterns, 2W Blk. 'Satiu " H qualities ; to,, Fancy Silk &r.d Silk Plush Vest,, elegant pat-

i.r, wvi... raasvn i wo.

sept2

No. 20 Main street.

.VO TJCJB

Order for Plank Side-walk. Council Chamber,

Ort.22d, 1860. And now- It la hereby ordered and directed, by the Common Council of the City ol Evansvillel that the owners of all Lots or parts of Lots fronting on or adjoining the wett side of Second avenue, from Seventh street to Franklin street, in said City, cause the aide-walks thereon u be brsnght to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk ofnaea N. 2 to be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BFRKK, Olerk. City Clerk's Ctnce, Oct. 23. I860.

D j Seblamp, C, e. of lot 110.

Saybart, John, imiu ovenients ou lot 21 X 29

Speck A Feldacker, 5th subdivision of lot 64

Schwarz, John, ls by 8U ft front part of north-west C of south-east V of lot 113

Teany, R. S., 30 by 150 ft alley sideoflot

Traftou, W. ( Heirs), lot 53 do do south-east Vi ol lot 54... Thompson, John, 10 by 150 ft nortu-westside of lot 22 Victory, John, 21 by 100 It lots 21 aud 22 Venneman, Joseph, 1st subdivision of lot 84 Woods, Josephine, 25 by 150 ft south-east of lot 123

W'eigel, Lewis, 25 by ICrn ft on First St., lot

69, 20 by 25 ft V me at., lot 69 Webb, Ann, north-ea.t ' of lot 45 Wright, Anthony, north-east - of lot 73 DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Degarmo, E. H., south-east "5 of lot 183 do 50 by 75 ft alley end of lot 231 Deekor A Heilman, 20 by 75 ft middle part of lot 111

Geil A Beaaighoir, is": by 1"! ft north-east

side of lot 203 Hyatt. Stephen, south-east s ot lut 202 do lot 201 Hallcak A Stoddard, lot 136 do north east ?i of lot 188 do north-east of lot 187 Hensou, J. C, 46 by 141 ft north-east side of lot 227 do lot 191 Jaquess A Read, 4th subdivision of lot 168.... Loften, Sina, 50 ft on Third street by leu ft Walnut street, lot 148 McGill, I. N., 1SK ft by 90 ft lot 155 do 18 ft bv 144 ft north-east or of lot 155 Gates, C. L., lot 221

Maynard, John, middle '3 of lot 230 25. Ss Ngly. W. P., lot 180 91.66 O'Riley, P. G.. lot 216 s.ls Rowley, Natran, 25 by 75 ft north-east end of lot 240 3.45 Robbers, Miria, 20 by 130 rt north-west side

of lot H8 Rsilv, Wm.,aouth-west XA of lot 182 do a irth-west of lot 226 Bick, John, lot 220 Singer, Cbas. A., 5th subdivision of lot 168

3.83

64.40

9 78 3.45

CPPER ENLARGEMENT. Atkinson, Wm., 18 by 75 ft of lot 21 BalK-ock, H. O., lot 9

Fisher, Ronald. 47 bv 75 It middle part of lot 68 Hart, I!, t'-. , 19'-.. by 75 ft corner part Ut 21

do 17j by 75 ft corner part of lot f.l 17 25 Kahn. Lewis, lot 29 41.98 La.vo.H-k, L.S., south-east H of lot 2 17.25 do lot 3 t2.55 Laogley, T. K. D., north-west Jj of lot 2 28.75 McOill, I.N., lot 66 34 rai O'Rilev, P. O.. lot 11 47.15 Kowlsv, N., .; C, bv 15o ft middle pt or lot 50 18.40 Riellv, Wm., south-east '., of lot 88 32.77 Rudd, 0. K 791- bv 75 ft allev end of lot 61 ... 3.30 do 25 by 75 ft allev end oflot 62 2.30 White. T. I. 1, Heirs), 22 bv 150 ft north-west side of lot 50 ..... 12 36 Brown, Anthony, 21 subdivision of out-tot 3 8.51 Boge, Henry 11 do do 2 3.16 do 12 do do 2 3.16 do 19 do do 2 1.84 do 2i do do 2 1.84 Buncie, E. T t4 do do 2 2.8S do 15 do do 2 4.80 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Allen Wm, lot 11, Mack 86 12 65

Becker, Michael, SO by 80 ft middle part of lots

ORIGINAL FLAN. Carpenter, Alviu B, 37Vj ft on Water street by 150 ft tie ep, being tho Sonth-saet halfof lot No. 19 81.87

36 ft on First street bj 150 test deep, being 8. E. Side of lot 68 South-west half of lot 86 75 ft ou First street by 69 rt on Ins street, lieing corner or frotit i-.t; of lot No. 28

Bates, Geo. ( Bonn, Jacol

2, 23, and 24,

heirs),

block 1

...!4.::ti

Bamouskv, A nthoriv

I'eter, improve un-iits 1

BI n, Btillen,

I II. Georg

Biete, E. Bal, liei

1101 tli-west hi of

t y, south-east 9 (t of

C.wle, Tlniaias, (heiiy) Catl.-tt, W A. CuppieS, Joseph, N W hf.r Cub tt, M. A. Capelle, Stephen, 5ih Sule div iaioa of Kotth eiuitt, ul t 'TOSS, E. Cope, Ceorge Cuuiughaat, Mary L. Diefef, Leonard, 9 E half of

Dent Dus.

1-1, Philip, ji nchet, A. A.

Downey, Wm. D tvidsou, Joshua, EMI y. Alley end of Deacon, John, Entiis, Jams, Eng. l, M Eaton, Thus. Flitch, L. D. roster, I. W.

Gantner, 1 Becker, iaaprove lllents on Goela, Leoiihani Goelx, Philipp Gis'lr., John, middle halt d

I ill pi fi r ft am ill on Evsiis

Homestead Ganiner, A Groaabacker, Chas Hyatt. Stephen

Hall, John B Hughes, I. W uocU1.11

Hallo, k, A. liummiiigf. Uutohingso HaM, R It

III, Joe 1, Isaac

ot 10, bk 31 23 58 " 11 " 31 5.75 " 2 11 4.37 " 3 " 11 JR 4 11 15.87 " 4 " 6 6.32 I " 44 1.44 1 " 7 " 36 57 13 " 49 6.56 " lo " 14 4.03 " 8 " 54 575 " 9 " 64 8.1-3 " 12 ' 11 437 " 2 " 'Hi 1.15 3 " 2C 3.45 " ti " 36 5.75 " 13 52 12.6.5 " 9 " 11 4 37 " lo " 11 1024 0 18 " 51 14 95 4 ' 37 7.53 2 37 14.38 " 14 4 6.33 " 18 " 39 B.90 " 17 " 6 3.10 " 10 " 11 2.19 ' 11 " 11 7.82 " 9 " 23 ln.:i5 " 6 " 51 1.33 " II 30 4 12 " Bo 8J8 16 62 M8 ' 1 ' ' 9 4 0:1 " 7 " 14 4.63 " 5 " 15 2.53 " 15 - 31 17.2.. " 2L " 44 1.73 5 " 88 4. 611 " 1 " 55 12.66. " 12 " 46 1.73 " 7 " 44 1.38 " 82 " 44 138 ' a ' 45 138 " 7 " 36 5.75 " In " 65 7.48 ' 20 " ' 55 6 33 9 " St 88.18 5 75 " 4 27 4ho 7 ' 39 8 63 ' 1 i " li. 2.80 ' 15 In 2.88 ' 11 ' 27 4.60 ' 12 " 27 5 75 4 " 33 3,74 18 33 3 74 10 At 3.74 " 20 93 1.03 17 ' 34 3 4ft 20 34 4.03 1 " 47 2 30 2 " 47 ITS ' 4 " 48 3.1 6 ' 48 1 18 14 51 576 " 10 IS 19 55 ti ' 3 4 US 7 " S 18.98. 8 " S 11.50 9 ' 3 11.50 8 ' 1 9 78 " 9 " 1 21.27 ." 17 " 4 8 63 17 " I 19 54 1 " 3 5.18

Metxler, a Baaitb, impri

uiellts oil Martin, E. S felnsrny, M Miller, Tb.-obald M iller. .1. II Kegley, W P. S W hi Ni-vniieti-r, Christ Newls-n v , EliKiir N'iniro.1, Leonard 0'BOey, 1' c;

Ob-rt, Anthony Pharr, Chas F Parker, Edwards R.-bbers, John Rice, Jacob Sr Reitman, Henry, S E

Uittet, Philipp M E 1 , ot..

ReHiy, Wm.

Ii I lie kib

effer, M (heirs) th, II

S.iider, John " Schrant, Conrad " 11 Sclinee, D M " Sab in. E. U. 64 bv 100 ft allev end of lots 21, 22,' 23 and Stephens, T, 3 Sub-division of " Sanderlin, Wm. theirs) " .Schlainp,Casseuiir " Schweitzer, John, a e ,. ol Suiiderman, Ajary .". Schneidert Henry SchaeiTer, sTrad " Wright, Anthony "

G.3: 15.61 47.15 34.50 3J.2" 21.8.5 92.00 44.05 32.C6 22.43 21.85 15.53 29.44

lo 19 18 18 19 3

24 4 8 12 8 22 4 8 2 4 lo 5 10 12 loll 8 6 13 8 1 5 6 8

BAKER'S ADDITION Carnick, Thoa " 2 "

20.70 s r.i 10.35 67.50 28.18

j Doyle, Pati ick.... ! - ' 1- Patrick. Hall, J B Ksiasy, L A Kinney, Dennis Malor, loha WhltUlsey, A T..

3 24 1.1 12 13 10 11 4 C

3S 4 48 62

1 37

32 9 33 14 15 JO 21 21 21 22 24 24 li 41 41 43 46 49 34 34 34

4 2 2

17, S3

" 7 " 4 2.58 8 4 t,.!3 14 " 52 5 18 Henaon, I. w " 11 46 1.38 Hall, .lames ' 12 " 51 I3.8O Henaiug, 1. B " 12 " 83 1.44 He herd, L. W.8 W oi " 2 37 3o.2S 3 " 47 1.73 Hun ii k, John " 3 " 32 17.28 Hutchinson, l, T " 6 17 8. Hi ndi icksi, I 12 22 345 Ja. obs, Adam " 1 " 41 6.46 Jewttt, J B " 6 " . 1150 3 bv 60 t. et of " 5 " :t8 67 Kehoe, John " 11 " 33 16.88 12 " S3 1553 13 " 33 10 f 8 Kraaainacker, H. B., 8 E " 7 ' 32 5.18 Ko.-iiig, Andrew " 8 " 34 4 t Laks, Henry " 10 " 15 y.5A " 1 " 11 2U.13 Lamj here, D. W ' IS 2 6.7g

... " 10 " 31 4 i ... " 9 " 8 2 87 .. " 19 32 8.33 "20 " BC 6oi3 ... " 1 21 9.211 ... 2 " 83 3.46 ... !l ' SU 16.5S ... " 3 ' i 5 75 ... 6 ' 60 16.18 ... " 17 " 31 368 ... " 13 " 15 2.53 " 14 " 15 2.53 " 15 " 15 2.53 .... " 17 " 9 2.88 " 19 9 2.88 " 12 " 12 2.88 " in " 47 1.73 6 V 49 3.45 .... " 5 " 2 1(1.06 " 6 " 2 10.(S ... " 2 4 5.75 ... " 2 " 4li 3.11 of " 19 " 54 6.80 " 9 " 81 11.33 " 4 82 10.35 .. " 11 " 15 2.63 6 47 1.73 .. . " t, 35 11.38

6.33 29.86 13.23 14 2s 3.16 6.61 6.62

35.08

Io.a 1 6.54 4.03 ; 4.03 ; 2.88 ! 3.18 I 4. Ml 4.0S 2.53 1.73 ! 2.88 1.98 I 3.16 I 16 I 3.16 I 3.16 4 .03 j 4.03 4.U3" 1 44 I 72 3 46 ! 4 60 ! 4.60 4 60 ;

39.10 94.87

69 13

LOWER ENLARGEMENT Carpeuter, Alviu B, the undivided halt of 3ti7 ft of wharf ptoperty below Illusion street EASTERN ENLARGEMENT i Carpsater, Alviu B, lot No 7 in bhvck No. 37 do 6 do 13 llayhurst, A . -t .si. lot No. 18 in block Ko. 41

Merritt, John J. lot No 2 In block No 19

do do do

do do

19 19 19

BAKER'S ADDITION

Merritt, John J, lot 7 in do 8 do 9 do 10 do 11 do 12 do 14 do 14 do 16 do 10 do 17 do 19 do 20 do 21

South east

block No. do do do do do do do do do do do do do

hall f lot

Carpenter Law, Win

No. 22 Iu block LAMASCO. Alviu B, lot 3 Caual Basin

, lot do do do da do do do do do do do do do do

do do do do do do do do do do

do do do do do do do de to do do do do Jo do do do do do do do do do do do do do do

10 iii Mock

II 12 13 It 16 16

12 13 1 I 15 in

do d do do do do do do do do do do do do do

the North halt ot 2 do

6 lo

12 I

do do

the North half at

4 14 10 9 10 lx IS 13 14

3 24

do do de do do do do do do do do do do do do

Law, John

do do do Perktne,WO.,do do do do do do do do FOt'RTH Carpeuter, Alvln B.

do do do .1,1 do do do do do do do do

tbe a hols of do

lot No 9 in block

8 9 !' B 9 10 11 12 13

45 ft 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 68 69 59 75 75 75 76 76 75 75

76... 76... 77... 77... 78. . 78... 78.. 78 .

83... 84... 85... 85. . 85... as 1B0'... 100... 100... 100. . 1.11 101,. MM... 101,.. 101... 103... 103 . ItO 103

103..

67 68 1.15 LU

2.30 1.44 1 44 1.44 1.43 144 1 44 1.72 1 44 1 44 1 44 1.43 1 44 1.43 74

3.o0 ..1.88 ..1.88 .1.60 ..1.50 ..1.60 1 87 .1 88 1.31

1.6 1 88

.212. 00-.

..2 Id ,.2. t3 ..1 5o ...1.50 ,Xo ,..M .1 87 ...1 60 ..1.69 .1 60 ..1 80

.2 06 .1 88 .1 89 1 86 .1 88

103 1.88

do do do do do do do do do du do

59. 74 74.

ltW.. 100. 58 58 68.. 68.. 58 58.. 18. 68.

103 105 106 106

106... 106 . 105.... 28

.2.09

.2 06 ...2.06 ...2.06 ...2.06 ...2.06 ...2 06 . 18.75 ...1.60 ..4 88 . .2.00 ...1 31 . 1.31 ..2.26 t 06 .2.06 . 1.06 2.63 ..B.0T ...l.ta ...1.59

ENLARGEMENT, lot No. 25 Iu blsik 9

2 25

do iO do 3 2.25

south 2-3 do 11 do 3 2.63 do 18 do 13 2.26 do 17 do IS 2226 do 18 do li 2.62 do 19 do u 3.00 do 26 do 13 2.63 do 27 do 13 2.62 do 28 do 13 2.83 do 31 do 13 3.T6

do 32 do 13 3.00 do 11 do 2d 84

STOCK WELL'S ENLARGEMENT Carpeater, Alvin B , lot No. 8 B, fronting on Division streot, in block No 1 6 81

Merritt, John .1

to do do do do do do do do do

4 6 6 8 9 IO li 12 13 1 Id 17 1 31

do do do

do do do du do do do do do de do

do do

do ot do !,

fractionsl do 3 do 1$ Merritt, John J , the undivided half ,,f lot No 17 in block No. 8 do the uudivided one.teoth part of lot No. in in block No. 8 do the uudivided half of lot No 18 in block No. 8

Crane, I. A

3.00 3.00 3.0JS 3 OO 3.00 3.00 3.09 3.00 3.18 3.19 3.70 3.70 .5i 3.00 1.69 7.50

lot No. 1 111 block No. u 1. as do 2 do 11 .s9 do 3 do n 1 (j do 4 do 1 , 1 do i do l i6 do 6 do 1.69 do 7 do i l.fis do 8 'do 1 1 Ivf do 9 do n 1.68 do Hi do 11 1,69 do 11 do 11 1.69 do 12 do 11 I.08 do 13 do II 1 09 do 14 d" 11 1.09 do 15 do II l4 do 16 do 11 1.04 do 17 do 11 l b., do 18 do H 1 6i, do 19 do 11, i.t,9 d 20 do 11 1.68 do 21 do 11 LC9 do 22 do 11 l.t9 do 23 do 11 1.69 do 24 do II 1.68 do 25 do 11 1.69 do 2 do 11 1.69 do 27 do 11 1.69 do 28 do U l.ss do 29 do 11 1.69 do 3( do 11 1.69 do 31 do II 1.68 da 1 do 4 1.13 do 2 do 4 1.12 do 3 do 4 1.13 do 4 do t 1.1 do 5 do 4 LIS do 6 do 4 112 do 7 do A 1.50 do 12 do 4 1.60 du 13 do 4 1.61 do 14 do 6 1.61 do 6 do 6 1.60 do 6 do 6 1.60 do 7 do 6 1.69 da 8 do 6 1.69 d. 9 do 6 1.67 do 5 do 6 2.68 do 6 do 6 2 Ht

Nov. 12-:

.aiiiiilAS HEDDERICH, City Collector.

1 44 4 88 3.45 4.03 ' 2.30 888 ' 2.30 2.30 2.30 ;

3.74 ;

144

thi north-west one-tenth part 0

lot No. 7 lo block N eCARPENTER PLACE.

Carpenter, A. B., lot No. 1 in block No. 3

AI- .... I h u J., oct30-3wd

do So

do do do 1, so

.1. do

do ej do do do do

do do

3.. 3.. 3.. 3... 9.. 3... 4...

4..

9.31 9.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 s .00 3.00 3.00

ths whole of Mcfk-wo.lJ72.6o

City Colisof -