Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 58, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 November 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' Gl lDE.

ausvllle &. Crawfordkvllle U. It. Dtr. .. : 1.1 f. juimodatlon Train COO A. M. ITral-t 0.16 'i. Ai... . S A . 1 Train 4.56 P. M. omrnodati on 3.30

Steamers Regular Packets. rum CAi&o. 'flABLcr Bowis leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays 2 o'clock m. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays ligkt. FOB. T Mi . rsBAR leave Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friat 12 o'clock M. Arrivu Tuesdays, Thursdays, . Saturday e at night. es'l Anderson leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Xirdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, dnesd.iys and Fridays in the night. FOR BINDFRJON. fn. D. M. Whits plies daily, leaving Evaut-villc .he forenoon and returning in th- eveaiuje. FOR LOriSVILLE. iar.T I'.a .i s, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and urdays at 0 o'clock p. M. Arrives Tnesdais and nrdays in tho afternoon. Jkf.y Kaoi.f, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at j'elockM., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p.m. rives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. rOR ORE EX RIVER. lowLrxo Greek leaves Mondays and Thursdays 0 o'clock p. M . for Green river. Arrives on Hon. - and Thursdays in the morning.

INSURANCE.

COPELAND & NEXSEN,

O- HE. HI Xj

tut i. anum Afinkin

STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS.

COMMERCIAL

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

?uto w regular laily cnBimuni. tiin with Hr.si s and tw t.i i.-, ii lij boat uuU nml convey-

RIVER ITEMS.

lobar, Faducah: tgle, Pittsburg :

STEAMBOAT UEUISTKR. AUU1 VEO.

Lue Eaves, Green river: Bloderator, Pittsburg. I I'ARTED.

igle. New Orleans : Dunbar, Paducah : oderator, St. Louis. : Luo Eaves, Green river. BOtTS I.EAVIV; TO-I AV. n. Anderson, Paduiah : Orey Basle, Louisville : .B. Campbell, B. Gn.cn ;Geii. White, Henderson. The weather continues dear and leasent. The River oppasite this point is . -"dually receding. Cincinnati, Nov. 14. Tlio River litis sen 5 inVhos in tho Inst 24 hours. Now 7 feet 3 inches in the channel, clear frost lw fStst night. Tlie CJen'l Anderron is the regular mil packet for l'aducah and intermediate jints. Her hour of departure is twelve aclock. The favorite Louisville packet "little"' rey Eagle is the regulnr boat for all points p the river as far as Louisville, she leaves -day at C r. M. The (Jreen river mail packet I). iiampbell will he in port to-day for Rowling ireen and all way landings. She leaves fter the arrival of the Louisville and Ilenerson packets. Persons going to Henderson will find he Gen'l 1. H. White, Capt. Lancaster, the nost convenient mode of conveyance. She s the regular daily packet, leaving at noon ,nd returning in the evening. Yesterday was a very dull da for tearuhoats. The towhoat Eagle, from 'ittsburg, with a Beet of six barges of coal or New Orleans, the Moderator from Pitte-

itirg, with a good load of freight lor St. douis, and a nondescript hybrid between a iteamei and tint bout entitled the " 2 Kings,'' jvhich came down the river, were the only . . joats here, besides the regular packet.-. The Ouubar left for Raducah and the Lue Eaves "or tlreen River with fair trips, and the Uen'1 White had her usual amount to carry )etween tub unrl Henderson. The 6ter:i w!. A steamer Evansville was sold by Hie IJ. Si Marshal, at Madison, tin Monday. Messrs. .1. S. and R. E. Neal were the purchasers. They offer her for Hale ii gain. ' i New Orleans, on the 10th, the CorOBW investigated tin- rouses of the explo sion of He II. R. W. Hill, by which disaster so mniiy lives were lost. Among the witnesses iiassisf d were John Christy, engineer ol the Natche:-, John Marsh, Local Inspector,' and Capt; T. If. N ewell. After considering the evidence, the jury found a verdict exonerating the officers of the boat from any blame, but declaring that in their opinion, the cast iron boiler heads arc unsafe, aud recommending that they should be no longer used on any boat. Capt. Newell has had all the boiler heads clMugud on board of the H. R. . Hill, and wrought iron used 4 instead of cast iron.

OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 HBST ,-TKEET, EVANSVILLE, liVO., S 11 K JVw i Mt K K4 UK U TO T.i HE M Risks and issue Policies in sorer al id the oldest and most PC liable Insurance Companies' of the I'nited bubs. STOKES, STOCKS, DWELLi N'GS, MILES AND MANl'KAf'ToKlES, insured u' the meat favorable rates. MA KINK AM) '' SD AVICATION Ri lateen on FLAT-BOATS, BAKGKS, STEAMBOATS and tlx it CARGOES. Also, applications renin. I lor LIKE 1NSI'K A NCE. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE TNA INSURANCE CO.

Incorporated 1 310 Charter Perpetual. (UH CAPITAL sli,o,o)i.

ABSOLUTR AND I'NIMTAl REO. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And Mt- pr-siir-f of 40 years T.rr.-s and ns purism. rpivAuns of 1 1,000, 000 Of iiriis linvo liron paKI by tfa -'Ktna Innruirr Company in the :t yenrs. Tbfl rain a of rtfftbte luntrnacei will be :ip;irriit from tin Ibllowing LOSSES PAID 11 Y T II E M T N A DUB! NO TH K PAST FIVE T l A Rft :

iEEY ! isma

CHARLEY BOWEN!!

Uiu. lit ltfly, John Dnirr,

II. X. DEXTERi Uaater.

Clcrlua,

The BOW EM is tlx 1 wilt, Lixht-Drauitht.

Freight Packet.

l 0" An ivfti a Kiid.. luarning, t E. ,v (' Bfl I I.KO IK N A

ii" Kvattsvilk) s. Mall, I'aaMe

Kvaasviiki everjr Timmlnj aiirl altiiftg ulufca connection with the D Kin; LOUISVILLE, INI, ANI Till: EAST.

' t 1; Lnra EvanaTilld every Tuesday aud Saturday at 1 o'elock M., eouueetin with I MKERI.ANl 4 TENNESSEE RIVES j JVeketd at iiirtilixl. and at Cairo arltfc la, ILLINOIS f ENTItAI. BATLSOAP. ' And ith I'ack. Is for : ST. LOLIS. MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. l,JTho I.'. Bow pfMs to l uirufvurr Tuesday, and the iiaki.i v ISow bn goea to Cairo every Bat- ; nrday. octG

U. S. MAIL.

E ;iiNV i I lc & Pin! ucah Daily Puckels DUNBAR, tiVS KOWI.EU Master. GEN. ANDERSON,

KOWL.KR..

Itf nsl e r.

In Ohio 143120.83 In Wisconsin, 106,965.09 In Kentucky, SNSMI Missouri ::KI,.il8.04 Iowa i Minn. 101,31 0.46

Penn'a A Va.. 31,595.82 Ark. t Ga.... 2:1,9 1 Misaissippi and Alabama,. ..f 5'A412.18.

In Michigan, Jir,8,ci Rl In Indiana,... 14ii,8:; el In Illinois.... 448127.11 Tennessee 97.Mn.--M

Kansas & Neb l,!'l". 77

Firo and Inland Navigation Uik accepted a turrn consistent witli Botvency aad fn.tr irofit. Ep vi? nth t.tion givmto inturonc'' of DWELLINGS titi'l i ' nleultj for ter?rw of to 5 yean. Til- ilid h rvice long and sncccssfnlly tri-d, and tli many ad vantages the Kt n i Insur :nce Company pos 8"sh(h in itrt lino, 45hould not he forloi U:t1 by thou i t ady to inacreand undt-THtandinp; tluir l"t ini eriwte, During "strinccnt times 11 tlo necessity for roliablc IitHiirance bcoines an imperative tinty fne ability of property iu r to tUataiu l ah iftHdng thn much lessened. A;-'ncies in .ill the principal cfOM an"! .(-wns tlurbughoat the S;at,v PottrM issu.-d Wnbdtif delay, by anj of the duly anihoriMHl tgenta ol tlie C inpiiny. KJff' &uinoM attended to with divpatuh aud Belity. COVKLAN?) A NKXiKN, At -ills, ui i Sstvinsi Daiitc Buibiii::, First c t. BY STATE AUTHORITY.

INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.

writ wtuEW

i I u

1 ;4

nsu XZa

DEVOTEII TO

1 I'll',!' INSURANCE BJ

l.etvr Kvnnsvlllc ia 1 , at 1 o'clock M., i: i ' i . Kxcrptt tl. laiuo Patlttealt Daily at O A. 91. The Id'S'llAK and CEX. AN'DKItSoN' make lose eonn. eliotis at I'adttrah ivtth jackets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at ranSTitle u it h paekets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI nnilroatls, Tor tlie Kant. v- "The Dtmlar goofl tii Cairo evir' Fiiday, and the C'eii. Anderson zot s to Cairo every Saturday. JOHN D. nALL, Agent, SeptHS No. ' Water htroet. J . VMtJt It Ji JVSx ill.' and Bowling (ire. -n I'aeket. I J-fi" t in- !;;! draft II S. Mall ,tS fll s'l'lll BOWLISG tillKKK, A. LITER, eaptain, JOHN THA VIS, C'I'k, Leaves Kytutsville every Monday and Thursday, at 0 o'clock, i' h . , leaver nvlin Green every Wednesday and Saturday, at S a. m. anlil W .1 1 -3 ,y 'H IT 1 1. I. Si tr H KVlt Ji it s . V

m j Packet, Sn1! I. M. WHITE

1,. I.. l.AM'AsTi.tt. master, rims as a

refrular freight and I'aaseager Packet

daily (Saaiduya excepted) between thia point and lien :. i -on. anfll

I tine . The I.onisville and

IL-ndet -on Li-ht-Dr oiht, Swift, Side W'heil t'. S. ill. and l'aasenirer l'ackct.l

Grey Haglo, C'apl. A. 1'UNNA LLV, .1. A. Li sk, CI k, Lea s l.'vant, ille for I.oni-ville every Monday at U o'clock ji., and arery Thursday at 6 o'c lock R. M., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday eveuins. Betnruing, leaves Lonisi!ln every Wednesday aud Saturday oveaill at '. otlurk. JKti. II. HA .' L, Agent, jHly2&4f No. 2 Water tret. EVAN'sJVILLK AND LOUISVILLE U.S. MAIL PACKET, Gc x o y jE3 s 1 o . W. II. DANIF.LH, Capt, 6. I'. lluMinv, Clerk. JT K.I I 'K S K ! tJ& VMM. LK H VK K V M..4 Tie - lay itid Saturday at 6 o'clock P. m. Rotaming, leaves Louisville every Monday and Ki'idav ;il 4 o'clix-k P, ji. Through Bills of Ladies will he (tiven for T.ihiiei r other freight to Baltimore or Jlew York

at its low rates if not lov.. r t Ii.ui hy any other route. Passengers or Insight tuk!i at packet boat rates for any poinl ou tie Ohiti River or on Green River. I awsT" Tti asmajnger iircotii'ii-tdalioiis of the Grey j Ragteure nnrriirjiasiinil i any boat upon the West era arateCi,

Apply on hoard or to jillieT-dlf

JOHN IV HALL, No. Water btreet.

1t.v11.1tOA a

1 car load poultry, J V. drain nel

Whe.

Ksliu ; 230 hush corn. I:

hush corn in oar, 400 bills ps bt-pf, l beef hide. Chrfi K. Lai. .re ; 200 bush whei hush hran, Geo. Foster & i Oglssb ; i. bLI vinesar

mare, 1 stallion, nog d' Boa: sks hran, llehurt Rroa ; 3 Reed ; 1 bz pai-cr hangings, I cask, I bv. Reaaent A: Co.; bxs, I hbl. Keller R White ; Hopkins ; 4 cases "hoes, Win.

er A Mscke.v ; 1 bbl, 1 bx, 1 lisle, P. . O'Riley A Co.; lhx.l hale. Keen A Pr-ston ; 2 tivs d goods, A. Losvrnthai ; It hales hope, V. Kroener A Sons: l bbl soar k mot, 950 heads calihat.ii, Win. Schaffer. A. K. SHKAOKlt, A at

RECEIPTS. N'.. r.STBF.B 14. I8CO.

hat.s bav, A Co.: 239

'rune A BfOVI u ; ider ; .! hxs Bsh, I- currants -. 598 bids Hour. J. II. let A Rii;i:; I

; IT bush wheal, 168 bids potatoes, .1. E. 0. Schmidt .V Stark ; '2 l.vs, I,. Kes-slfr; ii 1 roll carpet, .1. S. Wells; 4 caws, Arch-

A m i.T ami HlQHTAV RoBBKBT. On Wednesday nijht of last week, Mr. James M. MorrisoD, one of the pTOprietora of tlie Ledger, while on his way from the RBoe In his residence, was aatilted bj two men, and robbed of about eighty dollars in money and pome valuable papers. Mr. Morri.-on resides at the corner of Market and I'pper Twelfth streets, and the assault was made a little after 10 o'clock, in the market space, about a square west. One of the villains struck him with a slun shot, asking a deep and gbastly wound in his forehead, and also one on the bridge of the nose. J?cing knocked senseless, and dripping with blood, the scoundrels had an easy task of securing the desired booty. Mr. M. is a small man, and .defended himself as well as he could with ftis umbrella, the only weapon ho had, but of course against such odds could effect but little. On Thursday morning the slung shot, a club, and a half dollar were found at the place where the assault took place. Mr. Morrison lias been confined to his room ever since the murderous assault and has suffered much from his wounds, the extent of which has not even yet been fully ascertained. The villains who made the liold and daring assault have not yet been detected or any clue to them obtained. In the absence of a proper police force, it becomes our cili.ens who do not relish the idea of having their brains beaten out by highway robbers to go prepared for such villains. A'. A. J l;rr. Pkrsonai-. Our clever friend Jos. Partridge, who hu3 for some time acted as agent for the Adams Express Company iu this city, anil in which position he has gained the coufidence and esteem of our entire community, lias been transferred to the office at Cairo. Uc carries with him the earnest well-wishes ot his host of friends iu this city. Yin. ISun.

I.WSIV Kf,Y.

. 1 ,' TSR I 'E& i -I- THA L. Cash CajMtaJ, - - slMUM Cash Assets - - $5 17,71 S I. LOOM is, Preat;

It'll A. II. M. !l At. II. I., ;e'l At;s, CINCINNATI, o. ay-Agents in ill tin principal UStte ai d Touch of l I I.IOII .(.M LOSSES PKOMPTl V PAIDl Wfl" a I'plo h ! - H i rec?i nM . pclct4i i ihi.. .1 uixi rn ntitl all hf-t-iiiiH m rtHimnic ( Ihfi mtiWI J proMpl i attt ntl. tl to OOFRTjAWrD .( T. XSKV, A-nts. tiftf ffi. on Kiot St., .(. Mili fin. I Syr. , in SavtefL Baink Ftuil.Iin. ARE YOU INSURED :' 1IKLAYS Alii: DANUEROIS! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OK TIIK MERf HANTS9 INNHRAWK CO.

HARTFORD, COXX. Cash Capital, $200,000 imiKCTOISS : Mark Howar S. Woislruir. J:inies llolter, K. rls, Goj It. Phelps. Time) I iv tslielilon, Jltmos 1'. fosler, Sidney A. White, Ctuts. T. IllUyer, Ktiirih II. Owen, ITeroer Rlitm hard, Richard l. Hnbbard:, 51. M. tterriman, W. I.. Collies, V. II. D.Callender.

M t H TIM t -J UHli I. Tlt.y I'oNO RIVF.R. -Tim elesnl paaacnrer staanter l.t'K BAVKS, 41---MoIKtMALii, Master, Tavi.ok, Clerk, will make retmlar tri-week y trijis la Sooth Carrolton and Point River, leaving on Mondays, Weil nssd i s and Pridaya. Rut freight ur pasaagx, apply on board. deSQtf

FORWARD'C &

CRANE: &. BROWN, Forwarding 8c Commission

mercnaiits,

IVANSVILLE. IXD.

acavrha Suit nonpany. "ctu

tiiHite on Shipments of

The property of Nicholas T,ongwtifth, of Cincinnati, is gaid to have been ascertained, within a few days, to be BR follows : Ueal estate, $2,000,000 ; personal property, Sl,r.00,000. ' Total, g3,500,00e. Ocxf John Brown and .lames Buchanan leing done for, the people don't want John Bell or .John Hrerkinridge. No more J. li s if you please.

SMTApplicationa received, Policies issnedahd renewed, and nil business pertaining to the Agency promptly attended to. sjrn Iioasjrii i unit My adjusted and promptly paid t tliii Agency. aiiu'' OOPRTiAHD A Ni:SKN. Agents. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF MEW YUltK CITY. Cash Capital, 1A,V ,s $"00,000. BURfPaVVS Si:29,00O PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Rntitling theaasnred ton poitiou of its Profits, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is feet mMa animiillv for tliat purj wwtl' prtviiiinr s i r r r

Iu dividends to boUersof part icipal ion pol l or an ABATEMENT iu Mar no I tmiarauco from thf Ht;inii:t! tl liitert t-t ireminui t" iKitu rK who may prtliV m n -pjiri initiation. JfrSKPH WALK Kll, Pre TIlus. v. BlftDSALIi, Yce Tiv.iI. ut. l:. L. IUi dock, 8cy.

tV A centfi f.

Liberal Caah ai. Produce.

TUo undtTsim 1, -f iho !at. firms of I. A. Trm, A t.V.. ami Brown A- Airman, liave this dmy uhsot:itel tin inriai vi-i toicHt Her uuJor tlie name f Oraae A BrtSwii, for the purpose of transacting ji QnBMi al PorwardiniB and Conini i&Mon bnsine9a. as carried ! by tne Iit ftraui. b rt it cur Iuit:; wxperienoe anH incroaasd fut ilities, toajatliei with our personal and strict attention to Um i utt i -i s of our norreapendenta bacn rd nothing la guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. VFe It.'t bav express nor gratitude to those who bave herotofiiw confided their interests to our K.-. pingi and trust lo be abba to serve tln.tn in nature, I'lodiiig our best eiforts i the advancetnenx uf their intercuts, ISAAC A. CRANK, oct2 -1 i W I LI si A U BHO W N.

NRW ARBAN6KM KM. Tin- Adams llxraasa Coair'aNi respectfully unnottiu to Lheir friends and patrons, the publico! I Kvuusvilh and vicinity, that, with Increased Cacilij tii" fu' the t miisjKU t it ion off r ti i: i t f T4 r A : K A O MB, ST O N E Y A S D V A L V ABLE S, Thev solicit a continuance of former favors. Ks-

pecia care tukun in the collection of BObt, Drafts, notes, and tnotrunnportatiosi ol mall and valnaMe packages. All jnrsns nisliinu: to avail shemselTes of the f-ctliti.-s of 'lie Ex-uresB, can obtain any desired informitton in rafeirence to the routes and tie tails of the business, at their Office on First street, between Main ami Locust, onpoeitn the Post Office. de 1 a. FISH. Agent. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. a. O'RILEY &. Co. COMMISSION MKACHANTS. Qeneral Railroei .Steumboat and Exprafii Agents PBNncENTEAL RAILROAD; ati'I connectiona, orer whi'.h we are aatiorized U jiwam throngh receipts at th lowest possible rates Having a saaassaoth Wbsarfboat at the laadingg tbo largest ou the Ohio River, capable of storing ami protecting all merchaniUae liable to dansage front t xpuHurt', we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all con&tgn ments, forwarded lo our care RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention natd to Kowivin, Storing and Forward! ns;, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to ud for sale, and saiiefuctien guaranteed. QIBce and steasfee Werchonac on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and ou tiio Wharf boat, vrlu re we are to be found, attending to the interests of our patrons at all hoars, day and night. With our Bnuarsoff laci titles); longstanding; untiring enetgyj ami kifcowledge of our hnrinnas. we fe'jl confident of giving gennml athnWliun, and hope to merit : continuance of the extendi vepatron ag.. w-- are now enjoyltfg. Liberal casfa advances will l i made on allconsinnt9jpts to either ourselves or enrreanondenta in any of the irincipa markets, North, East or South. P. C. O'RILEY Sl CO.

COMIVIISSION.

.w M . BKuVI .

l. ttir lsiioiios vyrea ; and 18c for dry western.

New York Market. Nkw Yokk, Nov. 14tli. The flour market continues heavy, with only a limited de

mand tor export and Lome consumption ; holders are generally disposed to realize, while shippers are holding back, freights havitiET again assumed a shade firmer toue ; sales of 12000 bbls at 5 2005 25 for super state; 5 40(5 45 fur extra state; 5 20 5 25 for super western ; 5 -10 5 70 for common to medium extra western ; 5 70( 5 75 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; market closing in favor of buyers, live Soar quiet with small sales at ; 5u(ii) 4 25 fur common to choice super. Corn meal dull and price? without material change. Whisky market heavy with sales of ln'i bhla ;it - ; buyers generally refusing to pay over 20-. Wheat market a shade firmer, with rather more export inquiry ; the slight improvement in freights, however, checks the export demand; sales of 3C0OO bitsli of Chicago spring at 1 18,1 20 for fair to good; 4300 bushels of Milwaukee club at 1 2:il 26, the latter for choice ; 17800 bush amber Wisconsin at 1 2ti, 1 27 ; 27000 bushels of winter red western at 1 331 Li I, aflont, and 6000 do, in store, at 1 354 ; 1 4000 bushels prime and choice red state at 1 32il 33 ; 5000 bush white Canada at 1 48 ; 1470 bush of white Mi ebigan at 1 00. Rye dull and heavy : sales of 1200 bushels at 70070. Barley heavy aud prices decidedly lower; sales of 18000 bush of fair and good Canada west at 70 75. Corn may be quoted a shade firmer, with little doing for export; sales of 38000 basil at 07(3 70, afloat for mixed western, tin- latter for choice ; 172 bush of southern yellow at OSc. Oats in moderate request ; sales at 3738. Hides market quiet and

steady at 24A(7 for Rio Grande

Ilct.s steady; sales of 300 bales at 32038 for new. The Pork market opened with an increased firmness, but afterwards became dull and heavy, with prices decidedly lower; stiles of 725 bbls at 18 75(5 19 12 for mess, and 13 00(5 13 75 for prime ; market closing with no buyers at the outside quotations. The Beef market continues unchanged with .sales of 300 bbls at 3 750 4 00 for country prime; 5 0005 25 for country moss ; 8 50010 50 for repacked mcs3 ; S 00 for old mess ; 1150 tor extra mess. Prime mess beef nominal at 15017. Beef 1mm- quiet r.nd unchanged ; sales of 100 bbls at 14 50(5 14 75 for western. Cut meats steady for bams, and very dull for shoulders, with small sales at llf5Ul for the former, and 3 08 for the latter. Bacon quiet and unchanged. lan! market very dull ; sales of 125 Oris at 12012. New butter steady at 10015 for Ohio, and 15(;21 for state. Cheese steady at 9(5U1 for inferior to prime. Co lee (piicf. and unchanged ; we hear of only 00 bag? Maricabo at 14c, and In bags Kio at 14c. Sugar, raw ij heavy; fair refining is quoted at G0CJ ; good do. at 1(S ; the sales to day are 150 hbds'Cuba at UA(V'8. Bice heavy; sales of 1 10 tierces at (i Al fur cusli. Molasses quiet and steady; sales 20 hhds clayed- Cuba at 55 ; 40 hhds l'orto Uico at 38, and 40 -hhdo Barbadoes at 35. Cluelnaaa.41 Klarkct. Cincinnati, Nov. 14. Klotir unchanged, and sales small ; good super at 1 75, and extra t :'".05 25. Wheat dull and prices nominal ; buyers usking a concession of 4(i) 5c per bushel. Corn in good demand at full prices; sales 6000 bushels at 350 30. Oats dull and unchanged ; sales 2000 bushels at 28. Bye steady at 6401.5 for prime. Barl:y in fair demand at 850OO,but lower grades are dull anil hard to sell at 05(5',75. Whisky dull at 16 ; sales 1300 bbls. Hogs very dull ; there is no demand whatever, though good are ottered at 6 40(i 6 50 on the spot and G 30 to be delivered next week; there were no sales. Mess Pork very dull at 16 75(n 17 00, the latter rate for good brands. I !reen meats tire sold at 5 and 0s J ; with no demand at these rates at the close. Bacon shoulders sold at 808 j to fill orders from Baltimore. There is a moderate demand to Lard at 10 ;. Unseed oil at 57. There is an active demand for money at 12 per cent for first t lass paper. Illinois and Wisconsin currency has declined to 5 per cent discount. Exchange unsettled at I premium. York ( null' Market. N'r.w Tcrk, Nov. 14th, m. Beef rather active at easier rates, inferior C(7T 7 ; first quality 910 ; receipts 5640. Sheep and lambs in fair demand at lull last week's prices f .r extra fit, but With 204 shillings decline for other kin Is ; receipts 18,300. Swine, sales nearly 13,000 head at Kg6-

Baltimore, Nov. 14th. The money market is very high. There is no discounting by the banks. Two firms in Market street have suspended payment. RsTVKXcn am MritnKK. Berdstown, Ky., was the scene of another tragedy on Saturday, when T. Hinds Slaughter was killed by John Tal'iott, Jr. The unfortunate man was shot in the stoic of Baker Smith, and died almost instantly. Talbott is the son of J. C. Talbott, w ho was killed by Slaughter in that rilai" about two years ago. Slaughter was tried for the murder at Sbepardsvillc in August, but the jury not agreeing to a verdict, was admitted to bail. The death of the elder Talbott crazed his mother, who died recently in the lunatic asylum and now the slayer of the father meets death at the 1 i ads of the son. X. A. Ledger. s ew Jersey. We believe the electoral vote ot New Jersey, so much crowed over bv the Fusionists, will be cast, 4 for Lincoln,

3 for Douglas. At least, we judge from the complexion of the imperfect returns before us, that only those three of the fusion electors who were also on the straight Douglas ticket, are elected, with the four highest Republicans, whichever they may be. The straight Douglas vote may not be large enough to secure this result, but we think it is. Cin. (,'o:., 13th. B. P. Sbiluakkr of Boston, so well known all the world over as the quaint Mrs. Partington, lias been elected to the Massachusetts Legislature. Mr. Shillaber is a Douglas Democrat. CfTY ADVERTISEMENTS. i O It P t Ii J T 1 .V J'OT M V K J Order for Flank Side-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 18(10. Ami now it in bareby ordered and directed, 07 the Cummon Ootracfl of the City ot Kvansvillo, that the owners of nil Lots or parts of L its fronting on or adjoining the treat side if Second arenae, from sixth street te Canal street. In s;iid City, rant- the siI"-wilk thereon to In brought to Hi, proper grade, and Ihut tbev i'.uisi' a Mile-walk of 1 l.ins No. 2 to be

f1 O H P O H J T I O JV V O TICK. W-S Order for Brick Side-Walk. Council Chamber. Oct. 2d, 18G0. And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the Coaiuion Council of tho City ot Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts ol lots trotting on or adjoining tho north-west side ol Walnut btreet, from Sixth to Seventh Btreets, in said city, cause tho side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of Clao No. 1 to l laid down thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. lilUKE, tTk. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, 1600. Main Street Improvement. OHW'f; rt S OK Jii.JJ. KSTTK situated on Main Btreet, between the Canal and Eighth street, win please take totire, that by giving their obligations to the contractor for their respective shares or proportions of the cost of Macadamizing said street, they will aare 8 per cent, of the amount of said expense; and that such obliga tions must be handed in by the fifth day of November, and cannot be received alter Hist timo. OCt30 W. BAKEK, Mayor. O K M t H .i T t U .V .V t T M f H . Ly Order for I'lauk Side-walk. Oct. 22, I860. Aud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Commou Couucu of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all tots and parts of lots flouting (in or adjoining the west Hide of Second avenue, from franklin street to Sixth street, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to bebronght to the proper grade, and that they cause a aide-walk of class No. m lo be laid dewn thereon within thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Oct. 23, I860,

OT1CK TO TJ.V-fjriit.1,

Those tax-p:iyn who hove nt y-t paid t li i r City tttxt'H tor the year I860, nxt in t iii4 that the aauie must he paid on or bafora tho 17th day of

Hovember!! tbej dootre to avoid coats. At that time tlie duplicate must be ctoeed. CHRISTIAH HKDDERICH, novS-td City Collector. tate for the paynii-nt of tha coats and ex pens -es of tiitle-walk MHprof eaaents. Hdtice is hereby xiT?n, that hy virtue ot a precept Eaaned by tle Mayor of the City of Evanvill., aud to aae direct -in, I will aefl at puhlic aoctkm, at the door ol thr -'ourt IIoums iu said city, on Fri lay, the 30th day of NoTeDBber91860, thr following lots or pajrcels of real estate or ao much thereof as may be necesaary ti pay tin1 amount clafcrged atid aaaeaaed against said lot; respectively, or tho costs aud expenses ot ni tkiu Htrt-et, all-y, and Hide-walk mproTOBleata iu front of said lots, together with the coats of sale FOR STREET IMI'ROVKMEXTS. 4i feet and nix inches on Main street, and extending Lack of the rams wf'tth 144 feet tonn alley,

being; the south-west tide of lot No. 229 in tho nation Enlargement, $17050, FOR Ah LEV IMPROVEMENTS. Lot No. ti Block J, Northern Enlarement $1. do 7 do '1 do do 1

FOR SIDE-WALK IMI Lot No. 8. Block K4, Lamaac

Io-

iOVEM ENT3.

do ; do 104 do do 10 do 104 do Jo U do li4 do do V, do 104 do do li do 104 th do 17 do 104 do

ATP

3.97 i 3.9712

8ale to commence at 2 o'clock 1. M., on said day. CUKI.VriAN KKDDSItlOH, nOv8-3wd $6 City Collector. g a vmcTmMv a a' o ' n . H tate for the paj m nt of the coats and expen sua of si-l.-walk Unprov ementa. Notice is hereby Kfren , that by virtue of a precept issued hy the Mayor Of the City of Kvunsville, and to me directed, 1 will sell at public auction, at the door ef tlie Court House in said city, on Thursday, the f&th day of November, l8Ht, at 1 o'clock r. m., the folU wing lots or parcels off real estate, or ho much thereof as may bo necessary to pay the amount cliargad and aMCascd again at naiii lots respectively, tr the e Htrt and txpefses of making Sitle-waik improvements in front of said lots, together with the costs of sale : Lot No 1. block 154, Lamaaco, $10.75 Lot No. 2, block 151, Lamasco I1.B4 Lot No. 1, block lo, Fourth Kuhugeoicut 11.04

The undivided half of lot 11, , " " 15, 11 " ' 10, m " M M 17, , All iu block No. 'J, Fourth Lulai

-iiK-nt.

One lot, commencing at the most northerly rjrner of lot No. 25, in the Lower Enlargement of the City ot Kvansvilh-, and running thence in a south-western direction by the line ot ftaid hit until it reaches Leet etreet, thence by the lino of haul Last btreet north to the south west aide of the alley In the rear of block No. B, in the Fonrt h Knls rgement of said city, and t bunco by the soul h-western line of aaid alley to the place of beginning 5 pals t'l commence at - o'clock p. ht. on said day. CHK1S. BEDDEK1CH, octal -td 87 City Collector. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City ot Kvansvili.k, Not. 12,1800. flr: IS MTKMKK V tJ I VKJY WW that t, Christian Hedderich, i'i.II.. t i ol the City of Kransville, batween the hoars of 9 ami 1-o'cliirk A. M., mill - jiiiiI & o'clock p. m., tin the 5sli of Dsjeetajfter, 1860, ill n.-ll at rntlitir awrtlnn at the iloer of the Court Room in the City of KvHiisvillc, Indians, the following lots, parts of lots, -mil fia reels of reiil estate anl Improvements, jihaaaod fiw the payment of City taxes for the year 196ft, doe froas the owners thereof to the City ol Bissstl lie, t he sum- being; now doe and Mnpait, aad for the costs of s.tid ssle, sod that such h1iwill be coninuel from day to day Ht the Mori-said hours end place until all the lots and parcel of real estate herein mentioned are sold as offered for

sale :

ORIOtNAtj Win. M., bj V Vo. Soiih, aortb-oasi t i. IHeira), 81 by 7 '

I.AN. feel corner part 1S147. of lot 83 56. eat alley mil of

Alckman, of lot Bittrolf C Bat.'s, dec

lot 28 do 3H hy 7" leel coi ner part of lot 'J'i do north -weel otio-tbird nt lot 31 Hal., II nry, 2d and 3d lotidiviaion of lot 128 Breniiecka, Christ1., E rapm ve&aen ts on lot 80... Goo per, Rachel, If by 7r feet south-west end of lot Sg Ounnio. Pari. C., fiO hy 76 feet uorth-east one-third .if tot M0 Kd-ou, Ahner ( Heirs), soath-eaat "-ss of lot 71 Eaton. Tbos., so nth-east half of lot 142 Ford, Chas., B9 by 75ft corner iart lot 120.... Ooanel I. M ., Z5by 80 ft corner part lot 69... Oreen, Robert, south-east '.. of lot 71 Dngbea, J. Waaley, liiS by 15J ft tooth -east side of lot M do by 150ft middle y, of lot do middle 14 of lot :il

Hews. hi. John, M by 75 It alley end do lot W.

do 8 !v 122 ft north-west aide do lot 118 Uenrich, John, lf '4 by 150ft a lot 113

do 18Jjj by Blft alley end KcCheeney, Maria, 183 ' east side of lot 20 Morris, Samuel (Heirs), I part f h.t 2u O Uil.-v, 1'. ; , by 1 ii' t:

lot 0 Ogden, J. K., sonth-west qr of lot 82 ScrUicr, Henry, northwest af lot 71. do lot Tl Sfngrr. Chas. W., 18 by ao ft anbdrrisl lot 125 snd 120

Srhmidt & Stark, ilth imlidivi-ioi do do 7th do Schlanap, C, south-west y of i

of lot 110 S.iyl;artt John, improvements on lot -1 a 22 Speck A Kellaiker, 5th subdivision of lots! Schwarz, John, 1;' by 80 ft front part of north-west V, of south-east 1 .' ..f lot 113

til .40 31.63 29.90 21.85 1.15

20.!

lis. 7 20.70

' hi

r b ith" i i:

t 122.,

t 11 39.10 35.65

1. 11

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llh-

dle

th-v

of lot do orth-

10.93 'JO.IJJ

16.6S 12.65

aflotS4112.1S

Tenny, It. S., :;u by 150 ft alley

Trait. hi, V. (Heirs), lot 5.1 46.00 do do south-east y, of lot 54... 34.50 Thompson, John, 10 by l."oft north-west side or hd 2-2 tm . Victory, John, 21 by 100 ft lots 21 and 22 2.i 98 Venneman, Joseph, 1st subdivision of lot H! 3C.7D Woods, Josephine, 25 by 160 ft south east J of lot 123 l'j.55 Wehml, Lew is, 25 hy loo ft on First t., lot 09, 20 by -5 ft Vine st , lot 69 20.00 Webb, Ann, north-east V. of lot 4o 39.96 Wright, Anthony, north -oast of lot 7:; 31.05 DON AT I ON HBLARG K II K XT. Detmrmo, K. H., south-east of lot 1-3 :!7.!J5 do 50 by 75 ft alley end ..f lot 231 7.48 Decker A Heilman, 20 by 75 ft middle part of Geil k Bennurhofr, 18ji by lot ft north-east

side of lot 203 Hyatt. Stephsn, south-east of lot 202 do " lot 201 Bailock k Stoddard, lot 196 do north east of lot 18 do north-east 4 of lot U Hon n. J. :., Ufy, hy 111 ft north-east

f lot 27

nt 191.

LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, A. B., SIM by 111 ft nortb-wost side of lot 2i 14.05 Ewing, V. G. AG. W., north-west of lot 4 27.M) Fisber & Boluss, 20 bv 148 ft south-east side of lot 21 17.S3 Gerhardt, J. V., north-west qr of lot I! 17.83 Gates, C. L., L-OJ by 148 ft north-west side of lot G 12.1 do lot 12 .V... 34.60 do 1'J by 143 It south-east side of lot 11... 19.55 Hyatt, Stephen, s a Vz of lot 7 27.31 Uartman, George, south-west of tot 25.... 14.05 do s.mtb-west of lot 20 10.35 Inwoisl, Wm., 25 by 150ft subdivision of lota 27 and 2S 17.83 Lindensmith, Chas., improvements on lot 15 2.30 McChssnev, Maria, 02 and a lialf bv SO ft cor

ner part of lot S I-1 t Scates, Joseph (Heirs), south-oast half of lot 3 89.38 i

Stinson A ureatnonae, u uy o it am y omtot lot 6 15 53 Wright. Anthonv, lot 11 32.7S do south-west ball of lot 15... 7.47 do south-west half of lot 10... ill i i ri'EU ENLARGEMENT.

Atkiutoa, Win., 1 bv 75 ft of lot 21

3.83 O4.40

l!al cock. II. l., lot

Fisher, Kouald,47 bv 75 It middle part of lot S 9.78 Hart, B. 1., I bv 75 ft corner part M 21 3.45 do 17" bv 75 ft corner part of lot 01 17 25 Kahn, L. wis, lot 29 41 'W Lay cock , L. rt., loiith east of lot 2 17.25 do lot 3 42.55 Langlev. T. K. 1., north-west V or lata 2.8 75 Mrliill, I. N.. lotlii'. .". 34.50 tTftiley, IV G.. lot 1 1 47.15 Rowley, N . :14V.; bv l.'t ft middle pt of lot 50 18.4)1 Riellv, Wm . sofith east ' ., ol lot 88 32.77

Rlldd, C. H.. ;. I y 75 ft iilley end of lot CI . do 25 hi 7 ri ft alley end of lot 02. ..

While, T. I. ( Heirs' Side Of lot Ml... Brown, A nthony. 21

2 by 150 ft north-west

llelll V da

silbdi i.iou do M do do do do

out-lot :l do 2 do 2

do d.. do do'

EASTERN

Alb n Win. lot 11, bio

EOT. AliOaTO EST. k 20

25.30 2 .10 I2,3r, 61

::.lo 3.10 1. -1 1.84 2. !8 4.tl

.1!

COLLECTORS NOTICE. tfnr or litMm Of. 20, irgo. mmOTICK MB HK K K H I tilVK.V

WW that I, Christian Hedderich, Colluctor of the i City of Evansville, lietween the hours ol 'J and VI. : o'clock A. M.,aod 2 and 5 o'clock V. v., ou thu 22d of 1 Ncveniber, 1800, will sell at public auctiou, at the door of the Court House in tho Cily of Evansville, I Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and par- ) eels ot real estate and Improvements, assessed for j the payment of City taxes for the year 1800, due ' from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, I the same being now due and unpaid, and for the 1 costs of said sale, aud that surh sale will be con- , tiuued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and place until all the lots and par eels of real estate I herein mentioned arc sold as ottered for sale :

ORIGINAL PLAN. Qsi fainter, Alvin B, .17):., ft on Water street by 150 ft ileep, being the South-im: half of lot No. 19 801.87 30ja ft on First street by 150 M t deep, being S. K. Side of lot 08 89.10 South-west half ol lot SO U4.87 75 ft ou first street by 89 ft ou Vina street, behSfi corner or front patt of lot No. 2s h'1.1 1 LOWER F.N LAKGEM ENT Cai-neuter, Alvin B, the undivided hall of 191 ft of wharf property below Divis

ion strset EA3TERN ENLA1;0F.51KNT. Carpenter, Alvin B, lot No. 7 in block No 37 do I do 1 ! Hayhiirst, A pariah, lot No 19 in block Ko 44 Merrill, John J. lot No J in bbak Ho. Ii do 3 do l'J do 4 do 19 do 5 do 19

llKKlt S ADDITION.

Mellitt, Johu J,

Becker, Michael, .".o by SO ft middle part of lots

Bates Bonn

,C,

, Jacol

heirs)

and 24; block 1

halloflot lo, " 11

Bai uonsky, A n'hony

ivements on

I. H.

Biete, E. Balz, Henry, s

trth-west hf i lllth-eustOft I

(heirs)

Cowle, Thomas,

('illicit, W. A.

Cnpples, Joseph, n wi.r. Citl. tt, M. A. Capelle, Stephen, 5th Subdivision of North east!" of

s, E.

12 o : 0 13 l in IS

31 11 11 11 H 44 30 49 14 54 11 20 20 30 52 11 11 61

Crr,

Cope, G Cauingh Diefel. I

mi. Marv L. eonard.S K h:

BetKmer Busonch Downey, Bavidso Alle Be icn,

Funis, Engel, Eaton, Fritch Foster

Fli i iir, jr.

h. t, A. A. y, Win. on, Joshua, re lev end of ,,'john, James M. Tbos. , L. D. , I. W.

If of

" It " 4 " 1.8 " SB " 17 ' 0 " 10 11 ' 11 " 11 " 9 " 23 o ."J II " Ml U u ii " 10 " 52 u i tt m 7 14 " 5 " 15 ' 15 " 31 " 21 " 41 ' 5 " 4o " 1 " 55 12 " 40 " 7 " 44 u 22 " 41 8 " 45

loi

A Beck r, improvi

its

i-IZ,

els,

Leonhard PhUipp

hn, middle

improvement Homestead Oan trier, A Qroasbeckcr, chas.. Hyatt, Stephen

half of ii Evans

Hall. Ji Hughes

hn B I W.

14 15 11 12 4 18 19 2(1 17 3d 1

II IK

Hallo, k, A.t Hnmmitigfoi llntehingson. Hart, 1C II

11. ii Hall

Housing lleberd,

in, I. W J ames

r. b . W. 8 W

8 11 i: 12 12

16 10 27 27 33 33

47 4H 48 51 38

1 1 4)1

4 4 4. 51 4:t 37 47

loin, 'ii, Br.

Henries 1 1 nt. ii in

Hendricks!, 1

Jacobs, Adam Jewitt, J B.. 3 by oo Kt ho,-, John.

K rum in acker, Kocniic. A nil i t Lntz, Henry...

II. B., S K '

LaOS here, D. W Met.lt-r, ,V Smith, iinplott nicnts on Martin, E. B Hclnerny, M Mill. r, Theobald Hilkr, J. II Negh y, W P. s W hf or.... Kew master, ('hrist Newberry, Blicnr Nimrod, Leonard O'Riley, P G

Ohert, Aiilbony... Pharr, Chas F Parker, Edwards..

Robbers, John... Kice, Jaci 'h Sr.,.. Beitsaan, Henry, Bitter, Philipp X

8 K y. of

Win.

Stahlha. fit-Stockfleth,

Seider, Job Schrant, Co

M (In

i rat I.

laid down thereon, w ith

i thirty days from the pnb P. IJL'KKE, Clerk.

afft liy.1T .1 KKTf '?50 Cotiou Plush Vesta, fancv il les and low

d ;

aud their consents. Pole i. . istuetl by teptlo OOPRLAND a N E

250 Plk. .- tin. :;ini rea. j ( a-in 200 rllk. Satin PNl Faocj Silk terns.

t " Strong and dnrabhs ore " great vari-ty oi patterns, iiiel Silk Plash Vests, elees&t palM t FRENCH A Co., No. 20 Mam street.

g 1 n U K It.i T i .- .' TICK . ' trrler for Plans: Sida walk. Coaacil Chamber, i Ort.SSd, 186)1. And now it is berelty orderisi and directed, by the Common Council of the City ot I Kvausville, that li wners off all Lots or parts j

or i.ois iroaxing on nr adyaaniag the west side of Second avenue, from beventb strsot to Franklin street, in said City, cans the side-walks taereoa t be hiouht to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk ef Class Xo. 2 to be laid down ther within iliirtv .lavs I roes the publication ofthiaorder. p. BUREK, Clerk. City Cletk'a Office, Oct. 23, ll'OO.

JaqaeSS A Read, 4th subdivision of lot 168 , Lotten, Sina, 50 ft uu Third street hy 100 ft Walnut street, lot 148 McGill, I. N., 13g ft by W ft lot 155 do 185i ft bv 1 II ft north-east .r of lot 155 Gates, C. L., lot2il Mavnard, John, middle 1 of lot 230 Necly, W. P., lot ISO O'Riley, P. G., lot 21'. Row lev, Nathan, 25 by 75 ft north-east end of lot 210 Robbers, Maria, 20 hy 130 ft north-west aide of tot ISO Retry, Wm., sonth-weat y of lot 182 do nirth-wiist 1.. of lot 22C Rick, John, lot 220 .'o. i.) hi- A., 5lh subdivision ot lot 168...

15.04 17.1". 34.50 32.20 21.85 02.OO 14.05 32 i.ii 22. 4.'. 21.-5 15.53 29.44

5.1S 3.13 20.70 HL35 7.5U s.ls

Schnee, D M " Sabin, E. II. 04 bv 100 ft alley end of lots 21, 22, S3 and Stephens, T, '! Sub-division ot " Sanderlfn, Win. (heirs) " Mrhlamp.f'sanr ralr Scbweitser, John, s e 3- of Snndermau, alary ' Schaetdert Henry. " 8chaefieg Fre'l..." " Wright, Authoty "

Cnraick, Tbos... Boyle, Patrick..

Oleason, l" Hall. .1 B.

Kt 'si

Kinney. Major, J Whit tots

I. A

12 ' S!2 1 " 41 0 " 38 11 " 33 12 " XI M xt 7 " 32 8 " 34 10 " 15 1 ' ll 18 ' 10 ' :'.l 9 " 8 19 ' 32 2" " 32 I 21 z " 23 9 " 30 :t :t; II " Ml 17 " 33 13 " 15 14 15 15 " 15 17 " 9 19 9 12 " 12 10 47 r. ' 4 rt II Q " 2 2 " 4 2 " 40 19 o 54 9 " 31 4 " 32 11 " 15 0 o 47 10 " 3D 19 " 50 18 " its 18 " 48 19 " is 8 " 52 21 " 1 4 " 37 8 ' 25 12 " 25 8 " :vi 23 ' 9 4 ' 22 8 ' .-.3 2 " 1 1 t li 111 " 20 5 ' 21 10 " 21 12 " 21 1(1 " M II " 24 8 " 20 8 " 11 13 - 41 8 " 4:t 1 " 45 5 " 49 5 " 34 6 34 7 " ;u TliX. a 3-2 24 " ;i 15 " I 12 " 1 13 " I 10 " 1 11 " I 4 " 4 r. 2 4 "

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23 58 5.75 aW7 4.37 15.87 6.32 1 14 57 956 4.i:t 8"o:t 4.::7 1.15 345 6.75 12.05 4.:!7 10.24 14 95 7.53 14.38 6,5B 0 911 3 10 2 19 t.82 1035 6.3d 1 (.n 5.18 5.18 4.03 4.I J3 17.25 1.73 4.0O I2.(s5 1 .73 1 .38 1.38 1.38 5.75 7.1 0.33 2B.1G

4.00 8.83 2.30 2.8s 4 oo 5.75 3,74 .'i.74 3.74 .3 3.45 . 4.03 2.3o 1.73 .'(.li. 3 18 5 75 10 ..5 4.KI 18. '.IS 11. 5)1 11.50 9.78 21 27 8:i 19 55 5. 1 8 17, 8d 2fc 0.13 6.18 1 38 13.80 I I I B.23 1.73 17 25 ft (15 3 45 6.M 11.50 67 18.08 15 .53 10..8 5 18 1.60 2.63 20.13

2.87 11.33 50 03 9.20 3.45 16.62 5.75 16.10 ::.i 2.5 2.b8 1.88 2.88 1.73 3.4.-. 10.06 IO.im; 6.75 3.11 0 9(1 11 10 .35 2.v: 1.73 14.:i r,.::t 2w. 90 1123 14.26 3.10 6.01 0.62

35.08 10v35 0..54 4.a 4.03 2.88 3.16

4 an 4.( 2.5:t 1.73 2.88 2.59 3.16 3.M 3.10 3.M 4o:: 4 (13 4.03 1 44 1 72 3.45 4.11 4.00 4.60

lit 4.S8 ::.45 ! 4.o:t 2. .to 2.59 ; 2.30 1 2.30 ' 9.39 i 3.74 1 1.44 i I It

lot 7 in do 8 do 9

do do do do do de do do do do

do 21 South -east

lo 1 1 12 14 H 15 10 19

block do do do do do do do do do it.. do do half o

Carpi Law,

Alvin It 11, l.t I

No. 82 in block LAM ASt u. lot 3 Canal Basin I .

I.I.

do II do do ia ,i. do 13 do d. II do do 15 ,.i do 10 d. do 4 d. do lo de do It do do II d. do 15 .1. lb 10 lb

the North hall . 2 do

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x:t. 84.

M0.... luo.... 100.... 100... lOl.... 101.... 101.... 101.... 101.... 102.... 10.3... 103 ... 193 ... 103.... lot.... 105.... 105.... 105.... 105 105..,.

the whole of do 2i Law , John, bit No. 9 in block 50

i)ikius,w a

(.no

2 90 1.3S 67 58 1.15 1 15

E.30 1 41 I 41 1 44 1.43 1.44 1.44 1 .72 1 44 1 .44 1.44 1.43 1 44 1.43 74

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..1.13 "2.es ...2 02 ...2.26 ...2.25 ...2.03 ...1.50 ...1.50 ...1.60 ...1.50 ...1.87 ...1.50 ...1.09 ...1.50 ...1.50 ...2.00 ...1.88 ...1.88 ...1.98 ...1.81 ...1.88 ...2.06 ...2.06 ...2.11 ...2.06 ...2.09 ...2.08 ...2.66 . 18.75 ...1.50

I 'srneiiter,

.to 12 do 71 1 88 .b, 1.1 do 71 2.06 do 25 do luo 1 :tl do do UMl I tl L,do I do 68 2.25 do 2 do 68 2.0). do 3 do 58 2.06 do 4 do 68 2.n do 5 do 68 2.03 do ) do f.8 2.07 do 7 do 68 1.69 do t. do 68 1.59 ll'RTH F.NLABOKMBNT ilvln B., lot No. 25 in block 9 2 25 do 10 do 3 2.25 s nt I, 2 3 do 11 do 3 2.a do lc do 13 2.25 do 17 do J3 ?M do 18 do li 2.62 do 19 do 13 3.00 do 26 do 13 2.63 do 27 do 13 2.62 do 28 do 13 2.13 do 31 do 13 3.76 do 32 do 11 3 00 It J , do 11 do 211 94

Merrilt, Join

STOCK VV ELL'S ENLARUEMKNT.

I srpsntei , Alvin II., lot no. i it, irouliiiir en

i ision street do 3 d 4 do 6

11 12 13 15 1'. I tl

in l.lo. k No 1

do do

do do do d..

do do do do do do do do do lo do fractional do Men it t, John J ., the undivi

17 iu block No. 8 do the uudivided oDe-temh part of lot No. 10 ill bloi k No. 8

the undivided half of b.t r,'u is i it Stack No. 8

da lo do d.i

half of l,.l N

Di-

6.81 3.00 3.O.! 3.0O 3.0O 3.00 3. no 3.O0 3.(81 3 I 8.19 3.75 3.76 4.60 3.00 1.69 7.6(1 1 8i

do Crane, I.

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Hit north-west one-tenth part i lot No. 7 iu block No. 6 I ARi KNTER PLACE.

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CHRISTIAH HI.DDF.RH'H, City Collector.

Merrill oct30-

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the whole of block No. 1, 172.50

C. HEDDERICH, City Collector.