Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 63, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 November 1860 — Page 4
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TRAVELERS' GLIDE.
INSURANCE.
.. 6.00 A. M. ... 'J. 15 "
K vaiiavllle fc CrawforiUville K. K. DF.r.nTVUE.
Accommodation Train Mail Trtti -i
UlRAIti Mull Train 1.56 P. M. Accommodation 3.30 " Steamers Regiilur Packets. ruu CAIItO. Charley Bowen leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock m. Arrives Mondays aud Thursdays at night. rou PADrrAii. DntBAR loaves Monday, Tfrilwilajt. and Kriys at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Tbursilav s, ud Sat nt day . at i. iuh t . Civ i. Asoebson L aves Taeadays, Thnradaya and f ii:r.l iv- at '.2 o'clock, M. i rives Mondays, Wednesday's and Frid ays in the night k'Ult llEXOEKKON. Gen. D. M. White plies daily, earing Kvansville Tl the forenoon and returning in the cvenfng. FOR LOUISVILLE. Okev Eagle, of Louievillu, lenv-s Tuesdays and Saturdajs at C o'clock r. M. Ariivus Tuesdays aud Saturdays in the afternoon. Grey Eaole, of tlalHBOlhj, leave Mondays at 12 o'clock a., aud Thursdays at o'clock p. . Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in tin afternoon. FOR ubekn river. Bowmn'i Green leaves Mondays and Thursdays at o o'clock p. m. for Green i iver. Arrives an Mondays and Thursdays iu the morning.
COPELAND & NEXSEN,
G-E 1ST ESUA Xj.
STEAMBOATS. Tkuular Facets.
COMMERCIAL
IMIE
BY
There in regular daily cmaiuui ation with llrsiiEBSon and Newulruii by boat and laud conveyance. t '.' KIVEK ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTEK. AllKIVEll. Lady Tike. Moinphi-: Kate French, Louisville: Atlantic, N. C: Leconipte, Cincinnati: Gn. Anderson, Pattacah: Marmora, St. Loui.-: Judtie KL tele r, "i ii EL J Adam-, Loo.: Grey Ragle, Louisville. I'EPAKTKIl, Lady I'ike, Gin.: Kate Franco, White It.: Atlantic, Louisville: Lecompte, N. (.: Marmora, Pittsburg: Gen. Anderson, Pad Beads: JuJire Fletcher, N". O.: B.J.Adams, N. O. : Grey Kaele, Louisville. IlOATS I.EAVIM1 TO-l'AV. Dunlr, Padiicah: Loe ICaves, Pond rivr: J Geu. White, Hondi rson. Tlio Weather continues cold nnl windy. The Kivcr is steadily declining. Pittshciu;, Nov. 20. River C feet by the pier m:irk and falling. Weather cloudy and .old. I-orravir.r.r, Nov. 20th, p. m. --River falling ; 7 feet C inches in the Canal. The elegant and commodious packet Dunbar, the regular mail and passenger boat for Padtictih, is at the wharf receiving freight. She departs at 12 o'clock to-day. Her passenger facilities are unsurpassed. The Gen'l White is tire regular packet for Henderson. The gallant little Lue Eavep, Gapt Jim McDonald, leaves this evening lor Frostburg. Shippers having freight fot Pood river should have it in readiness. Orders left with Mr. Scho ulaub, at Slaughter & Dunkeraou's, will meet with prompt attention. We have not been able to obtain many additional particulars ot the loss of the Pacific. Through the courtesy of Mr. W. H. Conant, of the Gen'l Anderson, who also has our thanks for Memphis and New Orleans papers of lale dale, we were furnished with uu extra issued by the I'niontown News, containing an account of the burning, but it presented little beyond what we had already published. We learn from this souive, however, that when the tire wafirst discovered, the engineer endeavored in vain to get the luetjr engine to work to throw water on tl'.c tire, until Iho flames drove him away Capt. Lamb feli a sacrifice to his heroic sell-devotion for the s.ilety of his passenger-. So long a anyone remained on board, he labor-' with the energy ol a giant, and to his in ;' I'umentality more than to any other jierh ip is to be attributed the renuurkably small loss of life by this disaster. He w as nmi'ii.: the last on board the ill-lated lantt, and when at length compelled to spring into the water, ho was so much exhausted as to be unable to put forth any exertion to save himself. We make the following extract with reference to the mine of the cargo and boat Irom the Louisville Journal: The cargo consisted in part of tin following consign men ts : l'ighty-tour hhds lobacro, shipped by Messrs. Long A Waggoner: f.O hhds tobneco, by Mr. Nash ; fiOO sheep, by Oharlcs Dorsey ; 43 beef cattle, by F. Weisman : 43 beef cattle, by .Mr. Thomas, of Shelby count ; 43 mules, by a Mr. Dunn; K horses, by a gentleman from Indiana; 300 I Ms pork, by Mitchell ,t Armstrong: 190 bbts Hour, by James Kennedy ; iilanit IS tons pork, bacon, and lard, by Guthrie, White, k Co., and abont 20 tons bacon, perk, anil flour, by A. L. Shotwell & Ron ; together with other shipments not remembered, summing up a cargo valued ut 10o,0oo. The Pacific was in her third season, and was owned by Mini. Sberley, Hell, A Co., Capt .1. liragdon ami ( 'apt. Will. P. Halliday. She was valued at the time of the disaster at $50,000, and was insured tor $40.000 for $20,000 in the local afilees here, $..,000 in the Delaware In-urance Company, and the remaining $15,000 in the .New Aibnnv agencies of t 'incinnati odBcee. She hal just been repaired at Mootsd City, III., at an expense of c: ,000. Some ten or twelve head of cattle, three mules and tiro tsorjeo broke loose from their fastenings on the boat and escaped by swimming. All tke rest were burned The hull of the boat containing a large portion of the freight, drifted down below the "point," where it sunk. Mes us. Levy & t'o., of Cniontown, tobacconists, are removing the damaged tobacco from the wreck by means of a barge. It is now thought that, with the exception of Capt. Lamb and Mr. McDonald, who died from consumption, and the excitement occasioned by the lite, no lives were lost save those of the negro servants mentioned yesterday. UAIhUO.VU RECEIPTS, MoVfcMui.it 10,1800. Ti etngm psaitcry, 3 baaoi oaaai M baeei feed, M. C. MeKeery ; fittO hll-.ll ear OOm, J mO. Hod-en I Mis' whisky, 4 reen hides,! box. Mr. ltrenti:io; 4a hales hay, Gao. Foster A Co.; 172 bush wheat. 1 bdle sacks, I It. MUll a Co.; 1 pke;e scale beams, P. U. O'Kiley .t Co.: 1 era. kei snacalaa, Mi hael tiimpf; v cams, Bead .t Uurrow; 4 esasss, .1. H. A W. W. Mor-uu; 4 1.1. Is, B. T. Gillatt; 1 stave jointer, t'. Voimler, '1 hi. Is BVTVp, O. I,.; So Hls flour, Ctsne Brawn; 5.000 fiet m. hiusuai, V. W. Armstrong; 1 box etothing;, Aaaaacher i. Plant. A. K. BHKADBB, A snat.
OFFICE: SAVINCS BANK, NO. 1 KIUST STRKKT, KVANSVILLE, I.VU., S UK JYOU fBKPJHUn TO TJHK fi. Risks and issue Policies in several id the aidsat and nn,st reliable Insurance Companies ot the Vnitod States. SToIlKS, STOCKS, DWEI-LINGJj, MILLS AM) MANCFACTOUIES, insured thv most favorable raU-s. MAUIN'E AND IJiaMi AVI(JATION Itisks takeu on LAT-BOA'I'S, BARGES, STKAMIIOATS and their CARGOES. ANo, applications received tur LIVE 1NSI'RANCK. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE
CHOICE INSURANCE TNA IRSOPCE CO. Iacoqiorated 18U' CharUT Perpetual.
CHARLEY BOWEN!! II. T. EXTEK,Mastn.
Clerks
K V A -V S V I L h E RETAIL PRICES t IRREM (.WicicJ treeily by
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Dealers in .,11 kiiol ol 'Fancy and Staple Family
Groceries, at the Km ek i lUzaar, No 75 Main st.
Win. Hently. John Drxtrr,
uml ' airo ner and
The BOWKS iat ha rctmtar Kvansvi Swil't, Licht-BruUKht. V. 8. Mail, Pi
Kreicht Packet, i Arrives at Kvansville every Toe-day anil Friday inning, making; close connection with the : K. A C. BAIXBOAfi rOB LtH'ISVI I.LK, CINCINNATI, AND THE BAST; j ' Leaves EvaasviUe every Tlisaday and Sati unlay at I t o'clock M., coaaactlaB with CUMBER LAND A TENNESSEE RITES j Packets at Smitl.l iii.I, ali-1 at Cain, with Hie ILLINOIS L'RNTBAL RAILROAD, I And ,ith l'ark. I- for ST. fcOUIsi BLEMPHI3. AND NEW OB LEANS.
The ItoV I N y i H and the Cm a iii.r. v Bowrs I urday.
N. O. ?ugar Crushed do, A ... Gamatsfatad, A . Powdered, do Clarified, do
Large Loaf, eatra.
Cofi.-e, Kio... Lagaira Java Boaatod Mexican Rice Pearl barley. 1 Pearl Pafeo... ' Kio Tar-ioca ltice l-'li.nr Coi n Stan h
Wheat Farina..
1
,11 Turnips 40 U Apples 100 i l:'. Onions 00 1 13j Pumpkins, each. .Sl.i
h ranberries, Mcalloa. SO
IS Raisins, extra, ft Ih -i)
-JO M Cooking 15 JJ Currants lo12V 22! Dried Cherries 12,' 2l!citron 30 7 Ceruian Prunes 12V. n2 Pleach Prunes, in bxs,2i 12'.. Molasses, rehoiled rsj 2fli siigrnr house 00 Viy.'.i atiiart s Sy rup 70 12C." do extra.... Ml 12'" St. Louis Svrap !K
r lour. Wl ite Wheat, Stuart's Kxcc lsior....l.OO S3 lb sack o.Wij Vinegar, cider, r' nal...20 Do. sr k of 4y lhs.l .5 do White Wine. ..40
..65
Cairn everi Tneaday, s to Cairo every Sat-
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i ,mri u. s. mail., j.i VASii CAPITAL $1,500,000, Evansvillo&Pa.k. rih Daily Packets AESOLUTE AND LN I M PA I RED. DUNBAR
NOt Surplus OI $y4Z,ai.7, oiis kowlkr
And Um preatie of 411 yrara success and experience. UPWARDS OK SI 1,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the Etna Insuiam Company in the past 40 y.-nrs.
The vafaa of relTalilo Tusuratice will be appurent from the following LOSSES PAID BV THE .ETNA
liCItlMl Mil PAST F1VK TF.AKK:
IuOhio, $4;,r.20.83 In Wisconsin, ltir,,!65.(J7 In Kentucky, 201,!K.40 Missouri :iK,f,18.04
Iowa A Minn. !,.!! 0.4
InMiehitcau, S1S8,"'I -d In Indiana. .. t4it. In Illinois.... atBiSST.41 T'eiiueems,.... 97.M9.21 Kansas.tNeb 19,945.77
Peim'a A Va.. .11,505.82 Ark. ,- fin.... 23.945 Oil Hissifsippi and Alabama, ...$Vi2,tl'J.lH. Fire and Inland Navigation Ttisks accepted at terms consistent w ith solvency iiial fair profit.
F.peiM nU.uli,. 11 ,iYcm ro inimranri! t.f PVRI.I.IN;- I The light draft t
uiel CoaeiiM, Jor term or I Bo : yeiirs. The solid service lonp: and successfully tried, and the many advantages the ACtna fnanratice Company jms sesses in its line, should not he ovei lookeil by those really to insure and understanding their Is st interests. During " stringent timea " th" nacessity for reliable Insurance hi-comea an , imp'-rnt ive duty the it-i Lit - of property owuers to sustain lass bein then oaoch lessened. Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout the State. Polities iss 1 without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents ol the Company. lis" Business attended to With despatch ami fidelity. COPKLAND A NFXiEN, Agents, my'2 Savings Hank Building, First St.
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GEN. ANDERSON, FOVLBB Maater. Leave Kiansvlllr Dally at 13 a'elsck !.. Sundays Excepted. Dearvc Padaeak Dully al OA. M. The DDNBAB and GEN. ANDERSON make close connections at Paducah with pai k.-t- for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at tiraiMVillf i h pnrk f for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Railroads, for I lie Knst. asaTThe Dunl-ar goes to ttair-. every Friday, and the Cen Anderson goes to Cairo every Saturday. JOflN B. II ALL. Agi lit, septus No. 2 Water street.
( 'orn Meal p--r bush (Iran, per lmi lbs... C.rii, s-r Ipisli Oats, do Lard, prime I., at. " .Stearin'i'ailoir, per It.
Batter, . hoi. .. raMe, iu data goefl Ban Hama, suiiar eHred Dried Beol 1 Shoulders Sides, clear Pork, pickled 1
Beef Tongues, curb 6ot8agar Mackerel, extra mess, Pick le each 17V. " " New No. 2 B " " I.artn- N... iSI " " Small do Xd "
Ftaliaon, extraj per lb 1 Herring, Roe, each....?,'
White r'isb. per lb... ..81 I ii--.li Potables, bu. 70, Swe-t potatoes 901
Boiled rider 40
.. .7 5 Lard oil, Cin., $gal 1 In ... tOjBnrnlDg fluid, pr'gal. 75 lo Alcohol, per gal 75 . ... 1 5 J Brooms 9 i(,::.ri .lip Tea, Imperial 5D(il.(iO
10! o Oiiiipowtb-r..75((Xl..rsi
Young Ifvson.5U(.a?l Oolong Blaek.aogfl English Break -
last It. Cheese . Dairy "
1 1 Batter Crackers
Soda "
W
ii Bio
...75 iS ...15 ?. 8J? .. 10
the t00..
Chlcke
, at. bottles !' " I .; gal gal
111 vinegar, by
old youug... dressed.
Ih
..i.oa
. .25
.10
-There bai ilnily market for H iclock of each niuiiiii, t-ing open on alWrnatt- days
Tuf Crrt Makketr.prodoofl open from A to tl.1 a'A-! City Markets I
;m mil Wfl : The i pH f Market J lin Uol Ler?, market maaler -in 4-eii en Tnefeday, Tlmrtiday, ami Sattinliiy him ini.gs at thf t in 1 ' tjp iflwd. The Cantor or Latnaaco Market- Fran, . Scbnini-
tk-r, market master- is open on MondnT, WedDetfj 1;iy, and Friday intirnirics, :ai the hourfl menti"in d. There in fthlO ttn afternoon market oen at the I Outer Market hitae frm t 6ocloc r. m. h i Satnr.lHV.
BY STATE AUTHORITY.
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL.
arm Mi u i m Ji r j-; v js s - mm rille mud BMrtlns Qreott Packet, t tl-f?
Mail SfpiiiHfriiV'i ' - -v
A. LITER, Paptain, JOHN TRAVIS, Vk, LeaTea K'aiiHvillo every Monday aud Thursday, ut 1; "'clock, P. M., leave Bawling Gretn every U eilnewlay and Patnnlay, at H a. m. anglO Jrfi -aaf we vm 1 1. ts v it t$jrm Mi it 8 OJ li Packet, Crs t. I. M. V I!ITKT n It. L. L se AKiKic, mnHtnr, rttns ai Fijl-r rejcular FreiifKt and Paaeontfer I'm I nVi i ' i iii i dally (Sundu,)s e.ee;t l) between thid uint and Hebdernona tMu?7
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FIRE
CHART KH Casli I'apUal, Cash AsstMs - II . K Rl.1 '!;(,, Set ret 'i
rFttruruM. $40o,boo - )17,7l-2.:() s. r i(mm is. wnk.
Ilendet tn I 1 - 1 i ' i 1 . . ! . i . Swift, Side Wheel I, s. M and l';wrt. iiu'er Packet,
Groy Eaglo, Capt A. IHJNNALLV, J. A. tl k, CI k. Leave Kvaaavftta for f iilen llln evare Mettday at 1- o'tlt k u . aud every Tharetay at p. N., arriving it Loui.- ille Taonday and fri I evugilBgi ICetiiruiu:, leaven LaaAWttle eery Wtduenday and Saturdtty evi-niu al t a'ctttCtk, JIMX B. HA i L Aire ut, july-U No. 'J Water strw-t. BVANSVILLK AND LOUISVILLE (7. S. MAIL PACKET, CSr xr o y JES agio. W. II. 1ANI KLS, ( apt. S. P. fTftM.ltMXt 1erk.
JKJM VKH Ml VJIJYS Vi I, t.Mt Mi tMitt "
Tie Hdity and Saturday at f, o'clock p, m.
Mfftnrniair, leavee EiovdatUVi ovnry BCeavday and Friday at 4 nV dock f. m. Tfir(Miw:li Rills ot Lading will be civeu for Xabacoe 01 other treitrltt to Baltimore or !few Tork at an low talari tt not lower than ty any ottir route. l'4H! unerri at freight taken at packet keat rat h fir any oiut oa tin- IHho lttvr or on tirrvn Rivt-r. t$ rt Tlir aaaaeBiQvr wcom modat ion of ttM Grey Kule ure aaetnyaaead lv any 1-out uon the Wentera w neeve. Apply on aoaiv or to JOHV B. HALL, Juue7-dtf No. 1 Water street. MK HiitiTMi rfe,T.V JSmMM
M PON I) III V Kit. - The elegant
parvtetiier ntu MlBoNALD, M
lister, Taylor, Glarita
it-ii. a rr . nr. Mxr-tHs, fni ain, riNt'lNS'ATI, I). IV"Antl in ill the pi : o.il 1 1 iv .md Tt ni ' ha I iot . fg-ff rx'oin'rr r r ut" LWA pin attoaa eccaivad, pc4h lea ImmmmI and relU'Wcl, and all l-iHinesn pcitjiinii 't'-a.-i. pri:nptl attended U. Cii'i:i.ANI .i NatXHKN, Ageitva. 9 OMce. on rirat Rl.t bet. Main and Syii, in Savings B oik I'uildinxARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS IRK DAMdlROrS! EVANSV1LLE AGENCY MERCHANTS' IN8!RANR CO. HAHTFOKI, CONS Casli Capital, S3OO.OO0 DIR ! '. TOItS : Murk l.i:ird. S V.).lnilT. ,i iuu . Lidls-r. K. Kolwria, :- i:. flitdps, Tiuii.tliy Slu-ldim . Taiiini I. I'..t-i.r, Mh,. A. Wliil.-, Clms. T. llillv-r, Rlijah II. iiu. ii, IT.-tti. r r.l.iu.li.u d. KM'. an 1 l. II 11I I..11 .1. M. M. Marriaaaa, V L. ClaatljUi V. H. I. f'ulli BOcr. sVApilicaiaaa' m-fivsl. r..:i.t. s i .-m-.l and r.-- 1 Beared, and nil l.nsi.n s.. p. 1 -tniniii r l.i thi Ap-m- ' prtiroptlj atk-DiIcd &l- j UM.L. - - r.jm'l My mlJitsti-U .Hid ivmpttv kaM at il.is Ageaejr. a.i-'.l COI'KI.AMI .V- NKXSFN, Afrrnt. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF XFtl' YoliK CITY. Cash Capital, 5(MI,im.
will make rvular tri-we-kl tripH t tSouth Carroltoa and I'ond River ktavinf; on Alondav h. Wad aeedajii and t'lolayn. For fr.-ihtur paaaaa, apply on hoard. dellOtf
FORWARD'G & COMMISSION, w. m. airman & CO,.
PRODUCE AMD Commission Merchants, Ho. 6 . 01 ili Water it., Kvsn.villr. ii Al;. nts f..i Um sal.- ut Bait, Hour, 0aia, ; I'r.. visions, aa4 all .-tlit-r urti.d.-s ut Frodiir... icli'. 1 a. nnr wm.Babwa. ! CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Mcrdiants, KV ANSVII.I.K, IN I).
Kafcawtia 9alt fuaspanv. 'h'n 1 .i.lv.iii.'.- iii.I.. on Sliii.iii.iils ft J
Mew Vork Inrkrl. N'kw V 1 n: k , Nov. 20. --Floor opened rather steady with :i ipodentte jobbing demand, but sbippers sliowoil no disposition to operate ; the market if heavy, unsettled, atnl rather easier ; sales of H,(iu0 l.bla nt 1 80?5 00 for suer stati! ; 005 25 for extra state ; 4 HOfir ."1 00 for super western ; fi 00(5 43 for common to medium extra western ; 5 'it (wTi 40 for shipping brands extra round Ikioji Ohio, I!ye Hour continues heavy with liioited sales at 3 Klfjr, 01) for common lo c hoice super. Corn meal heavy and declining ; snh-.- of 100 hhls of Brandy wine at 3 65. Whisky heavy and lower; sales of 500 bbl.-at 1 8 (a 19. Wheat opened quiet and Steaily with scarcely any export demand, but the market closed heavy with a tendency downward ; sales of roOOQ bushels Of .Milwaukee club at 1 I'.Mfl 16 ; 1500 bush of white Kentucky at atsjut 1 40 ; LI 00 bushels 'of clioice white southern at 1 40 ; l Ri hi bush common to prime white Michigan at 1 301 10. Rye dull and heavy al G869c. Harlej- CO nil mats heary with, limited sales at prices in favor of buyers. Corn lower, with a little more doinjr for export ; sales of 78000 bush at 6465 in store and afloat for mixed western ; 00 for small parcels of choice do ; and 03 for southern yellow. Oats dull at ::0(t):i7 for western, Canadian and state. Pork dull and heavy, and decidedly lower ; sales of 8..i) bbls at It. 50S 16 75 for mess ; 10 7." li 00 for prime ; at Uu- close there was a little more tone to the market for future delivery, and there is a little more doing ; 371c w us paid i'cr the privilege of delivering 1000 bids of meflfi at 1 7 50 in April next ; there is also a little more activity noticed iu prime mess on Irish account ; 500 bbls were tukuu for present delivery at 20 00 ; und 2t0 bbls for March delivery at 21 00 ; all favorite city brands. Beef dull and heavy : sides of 160 bbls at 8 00(V. IU 00 for repacked mess ; 10 50(5 I 1 00 for extra mess ; prime country mess nominal ; prime mess beef and beef bans are dull ami nominally unchanged. Cut meats heavy und lower with small Bales at lfiX for shoulders; aud I Ufa)! I tor hams. Smoked meats dull w itll trilling sales at 1 I Af7f I 1 lor sides. Dressed bogs very dull at 7 50. Bacoa- sales of 204) boxqS city Cumberland cut middies for December and January deli very at !. Lard dall and rather easier ; ales of 1IO bbls al l Jf.V l Ji. Better dull hi lOfii 1 5 for Obio and 1521 for slate. Cheese steady at 9(311 I. Coffee very quiet,
' A ;;-ntH f. aV Liissral
lr...ln-.v Th.- iiti.l. rsn-iii .I. . .V v , null Brown ,t etasad thanaaslvisi t Oraasl S Brwn, l.ir i:.-ii.-r:il S. .r it. I mi' rurri.'.l .ii l.y tlis l:il
Kl'.'lii our 1. ex
.f th.- late firms of I. A. Craaa Aifcmaa, hava this dayaaaoi.i'.'tli.'i aader tin- aaaaa if tho pnrfioae of traaaaeUag a ni.il Oaatwalawlon l.usiii.'ss, as i firms. .-rit-n.-.' and inrn-asi-d fiiriliti. .
toaallasi v i 1 1 naFpataoaal .in. I strU-1 uttentii'ii tt
ili- lateiaaaa 1ST mr OortaaponoVnta, are ha.ir.l irottilBjc in gaavanteeintr, perasct aaHiiffsrHoa. We Im-i; l..;i. Iu .-.r..-s oar rut i i ii.l. to tnoaa wnsi Iuu. In-ri."l"i coBtjskal tlu-ir iaUirisrta to our k.-.'i.iii; aint tiaat to la atitn'taaarra Itaai in fnInri. .lt'.lifftiiKOilr b- st f aorts ti i ho .-idvanci-in. nl .1 in. ir intxraaia, I8AAO A. CkANK, ...ij-ly.l WILLIAM BROWN.
at I at day Stocl i i i a 1 1
are hear of only small sales to report ; mitt; Kio, oi 'dinars to prime, nt l'SXOHaracaibo at ll .fii l ". ; I.aguyra at T'lfi; .lava at li'.f.i 18, and St. Doming.'. !J, tin- hitter lor cash Sugar heavy (.1 V for fair refining : the sales town" 209 hhds ot Cuba at. 5$(Vi)C. ; lower. The market for sterling exne -till eontiBues rerv heavv.
M lO.IUlo
Tlie Buiclt Divorce Cm, Nai'if.uvii.i.k, Ills., Nor. 20th. The Court i .inn- into session at 9 o'clock, and after calling the jury, the case was opened for the complainant by Mr. Miller, and for the defendant by Mr. Brickley. These speeches occupied the morning session. In the afternoon, the evidence commenced ly the reading of a deposition of Margaret 0 'Mara, a domestic in the service of Mr. Burch. After this several other persons gave in their testimony, aud the Court adjourned till tomorrow morning at ; o clock. Nkbrask.v Lksislatcre. The Republican majority in the House ot ltepresentatives is II, in the Council :t. Don't this look, aaica the St. l.ouu Democrat, as though the Territory was "hopele sly Republican ?"
WILL ISSI't PARTICIPATION POLICIES, fatWWag riteasaaiad t-a portion ot its hMts, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT ! not riM.lV annually far tin iiji, Mht r
3 A V E T Y In its yearly accumnliistiou, ului lt arc tun tamd ol" Ift iny )t tided t.i f to ktuIIci r., :.nl r u t: a i' v ; ; ,s 8
In Jiv jtlcn J o iit.'ltl-'i b ot parti)) ip.it i or an A HAT mm V. N I' Kti lai'i.' n.-i' Miitv ' HiamUi! ralv 4 MMMiaW In MMlmM
may irvfrr -1 i . . i . ,-.i : JOSKPf. WA1K Bit, I'l. s'i TUOS. W. BlCDlSALL, Vic nt. THIS ' O M V A N V bMana agatf Ml Uim u4 ! .m.ic ! '' Iw l;ItlfS, JicUr-' lioltl Km li ,Sl , , h, lV Mf'tai bWMMI .iini iii. -ir fui'iit. nvptl: -,.U'KfsATI i MKXSEN, Agents.
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New ARRANGKMRNT.
Tin' AnAMs KM'itKfH OOHPAJI rci-fctfiill' iinnonncf ti tliir frtritdti ami pari thf j-nl-Li- f Kvjinrivilh- mnl vi inity. tliat, witli incrr tncil fScilltirm lor tlx tnMMtoortation of r ' E I ft T , PACKAGE B 3f O JV E V A h V A L I? A 1 L F. , Thy mUcM a continuance oflbrtter t.iv.irH. V.hrh 'ial Care takn i ti the collection t'l" ISills, Ir;ittrf, N'tcM, and th" tran-jw.i taticn of small and valnaldu parkafH . All person m wteliSng t avail thcttt8'lvcs of Ok ciliti j t tin Kxpn urt, can htain any denied inf-r-Diatit ii in reference to tht rotiften ami dcutiln of the hiirtinoMa. ni thvir DSofl on Lfirst Hire-t, between Main and Lot nut , OfifMeJ te fche Lfoal UOIoo. de If t;. II. KISII. Ajront. Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. F. G. 0?RXXEY & Co. TUH.IUK t'f KHi Kit a."vw, 9 COMMISSION MERCIIAMTS.
Gt'iif-ra! Ilailrnix ,tcanilat, aud Cx prefix AyLntSpicial AfTctitH for the PKNV. CENTRAL ItATLROAD; and oouncrtioTiM, over wMjcJi we are autborfy-Mo ivc through reoeipte at thy loweHt poatsible ratcw DavuBg a uiamnit'th Whurfltuat at tho landing, tli laTgtvt OBI the Ohio Kiwr, o-apatdo of utoi irj and prulfclinj; all iini cltatiuiyt liable to damapo from oxpoHiire, we am prepared to fariliLatf the diepatch ot all tonHimiimiit Uiwardt-d tc frtur care bv either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to K-cei v in;. Storing and fei WOHtlm,. alSOf to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, coitelgned! to for aaie anrd aatiefacticn guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water slitct, aljoiulij: the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to bo found, attending to tb iutciefiti of our patrons at all hours, day anq niht. With em superior facflitica.; tuns; tnmliii!; mtirinj; eneiyj ; an4 kaMrarludfpu of mir bHsinow, wo fwd ciifidnt of pcivfng general nat isfact in, and hop t" nu rit a t-oiitinuaiu'e of the e.tenivepatrt)n. a.t ere ar now eujiyiu;. IlbtraJ oaati advajM ee wiU 1 made on aUconeiEB ni'niH to either onna4ve or i rreepon4ente in any of tlte prUicineJ maiketrt, Nurtb, h r Smlli. P C. O'RILEV A CO.
c i nt; i uu ti 1 1 Mar ia' Cincinmati, Nov. 20th, p. m. F'lour veryduUj .-u per line sold at 150. Wheat lull; 1 'o f..r jiriine white. Corn 1c lower ami dull. Oats drill at '.'Sc. Barley 5c lower, ami prime onl saleable at 8085c. Whisky declined lo I515c; closinir dull tit the insida raea. dull and heavy, closinp; tiii ultlcd : 20O0 head sold at COO (.i t'. 25 ; dosing with no buyers at over GuO; recoipts for tiic week, according to the Price Current, are -1D0U0 head, and for the season, so far, s 1000 bead, against C2CMQ last yi-ar. Mi-ss jiork nominal at 15 T.r..
i bard offered nl I0l, with no bnyers. Green meats closed dull at 5c lor shoulder?, and j 7f for hams. Orocerlci dull, with no change in prices. Money market uncltanpj cd, and rather ijuii t, hut muiket close. Kxi cbange unaitercd, thotioh firmer. Kea Oi-lc-aiia Cattle Market. New Cui.k.ws, Nov. 15. Beef (.'attic Receipts to-day 87 Western aud 497 Texas ' cattle. We Uotc Western at 5(T. and 8c I r' lb net: Texas at i? 1 J(.i 25 and .:o" f head. Hops Only 90 head remained on sale. We rjoote at (ii X'' 'r' H e;ross. Sheen Stock 100 head. Prices at 2 OOg, I .i 50 3 head. Milch Cows Receipts 86 head. Stock ! 2 10 head. lriceS:a 10 head. ' Veal Cattle Prices at 5 00(.rll 00 f! head. Stock 100 head.
1' "ct'UKKNT Moxkv. From the Cincin- , nati Commercud of the 204b we clip the to!- i ! lowing : j Some change in regard to aueurrentl'uuds is noticed, Illinois beinp reduced to 7 per i cent, discount, Missouri incicased to 2 per cent, discount, and South Carolina and leorea reduced Uj 5 per cent, discount. The further depreciation of Missouri funds is I induced by the scarcity of Exchange in that market : our bankets haviuj been informed by their correspondents that balances, iu Soma instam es, could not possibly be re- ! niitted tor. The Louisville Journal of the 20th fays that the rate of discount upon Illinois and; Wisconsin notes is Im lo per cent, and Mi.;, j souti 23 per ccut.
WISCELLANEOUS. mmnjjs's : JKA'J.v.s.'- von iii.r. MM Had tlu- beat quality of White Beans bj calling at the STAK OROCKUY, No. s Main str.-ot. rWWJBJTOM t -lTat P aVUB I 'fi M iu store an extra article ut I r:,,,i . Catscp of Durouii make al .-ut 10 als. in .fugict 1 to ZYX guts., aud ab in ,..itl -, at whuleaak' and retail. Als, a Mlperior article of Fn-ucb Mustard in pal. jard aud battles. Jiovli! JAt'OU SINZICII A SON.
, I iillMIHl hoofLands GERMAN MEDICINES! THE GREAT S TA A" I) A K D RE M E J) I E 5 of tin- pnseBtage, liav.- acquired thi ir (treat ularity only thrangli yean i.f trial. UuLe'uieiot aaf iirlaclloa U re uilind l.y Unai iu all caaea.
HOO FL A sir.-; GERMAN BITTER S WILL rOMTlvri.Y ITRK Uer Ootplatpta , Dypepaia, Jaumlia-, Ni rv.mDebllity, Disc i-' " of tlic tvi Iii- v und all iljer nut arising from a disordered Iftter, tir weakiicsn ol stumacli Hud digestive orgaua, AND WIU POKITIVELT PLCVrNT Yellt-iv Frrer, Hilinn Enxr, nn1 Frer and A j SU our All, en at for prtK.f. Price 7ota iur bottlf IIOOFLASD'X BALSAMIC CORDIAL WIU. POSITIVELY (TRK t'oiigbs, fVdds, or lioarrtoiieiM, Bronchitis, Inrtutny.a. Droop, PneWBoatm, Incipiunt Ou&aaraption, and had performed the most .wtonioliin enrca eTeff kuown of
CONFIRMS l) C ONSUHPTIO N As a Diarrlm-a n.nHal it ih Dneqnaled. Trice 7f ceutn per bottle HOOFLANlS TTerMAX PILLS, lii-inn well-known tliruiihmit Kuri-i-u ai-d Aim-r can baed nor qui niaai da titi n'bttfa, Tln-y art- jnin-! e:tal.Ie, are prepar.nl with fcrrat exactneaa an lunar -ooated. No better Cathartic Till can b found. Trir.i 25 cnt per box. Sfceie m.-i! in.- ar. prapared by Ir. ('. M. j ai k OK at Col, Fbitadotptiia, fra., mil St. Loaia.Mo., and an- s.rld by drum;ist8 and dealer iu maoKiBoa iv. rywlmii-. Tin ni-naiuru pi (J. Jt. Jackson will be on tin outaiilo if each boMe or box. In our " FvtrylHMly't .l.nmi't.'," pulilibed anuiially, you will find testimony and commendatory Otleat from nllpartx ef the cuitotry. Tin -, alma line are jciven away 1j all our nmatH, F.FWAHE OF COVSTRUFF.IT.-. tn-e that yon tf-t Booflaaii'a Oanaaa Bittars, prepnrwi by Tr. C. ft. Jn.-V-"'U, Tli i!a L-It.li ia. Pa., and that his Bifruat are in on tlu- i rapper of iincii hot 1 1 - Keller A WhUe, Agents for JCvarnie, Ind. Loicli A I'urlrtedt, do do do di-e! WLLTAM BIEHliOWER, WnoT.ESAI.R DRUGGIST AND IlEALKK IN PA liVTS. LR USHBS, OILS, 1 A R.V ', WitnlowGla-Han.l alaaaware, lVrfurrvry of all kfnda, Mrthrimil Jirixn tuf, Wine, SfC, ,J"c. tt n niffi ii Itlocli. ,TTlfl t. t.r el. EVANS V II.1.K, TNIv. aKe- Proprietor of the Genuine BMI'a Tonic, telir.-lvl
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
V
Ol.l.lUTOH S SJI.fi OIHI.I I. es
talc fer the payment of tin coats ai.-l expi ri--
es or Sid. --walk improv trlvi'ii, that by vtrtin c Mayor '.f the City of K ed.'l will Kelt at public a Court Minute, iii said city NoTember,1860, the folic . Htatf, or sii much taerm
pay th.- amount charir lots reapeattvaly, or th
Notice is hareby :ept issued by th- , hihI t-i mi' direct -it the door ol the luy, the 30th day of
I'tfiii lots or parcels of real -if as may Ik- Decesaary to 1 and aaaeaaeil airainst mid ustd aud aBpenaes of maK-
iii
leg stn-.-t, all.-v, and ide-walk hppruvc in.- a ts
trutit of said lots, tomther with the costs of sale : PN -STItKKT IMI'.iOVKMENTd. pi feel and six inches on Main street, and extending back of tin- samu wl lrh I II feet loan alley, bcine; the sottth-wast Hide ol lot No. 'JJ.I in tin. lonation Enlergementi Jito.m-'. Foil AI.I.IiY IMPB3VEMKKTS.
Lot Ni do
Lot N.
6 Block J, 7 do -1 OR &1DK- . s. Block
Kbrthern Kular. iin do WALK l.MI'lloVtN lot, Lamasco
do Ti do lot do do it do lot do do IS do im do do III do lei do do 17 do 104 ilo
commence at J o CUaUST w.l $11
doc AN
V.17'4
ii said day.
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IlKHUKKIi'lI City Coll. .4
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. City ok Kvaxsvii.i.k, Nov. 12, Iffo. aTitc is MMrnxmr smwmj' WW thai 1, iin i-tiim Uedderieh, CollectAf tbo City of Kvansville, between the hours of '. and k o'clock a.m., and 2 aud ,1 o'clock r. a., on tin."ith of December, 18C0, will sell at public aucti-.n at the door of the Court House iu the City of Kvansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parc.-ls of leal estate and improvements, as-si--seil tor the payment of City taxes tor the year Witt, dun fret tin-owners thereof to the (lit) of Kvansville, the same being now due and Mitpai.!, Mild for the costs of ssid sale, and that such s.iV w i.l Ih- continued from day lo day at the aforesaid hours ami place until all the lots and pal ran of real estate herein mentioned are sold as ufler, d lor OltlCINAL TI.AN.
AJckman, Wm. M ., ' , lj Tateel eomer pi ot i..t No. :)'
S-.iis. nortlMeasI .j (Heirs), si by 7"i f.
ol lott all.
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lid of
.nirr part -I lot -.1 -third or lot :tl I .'Id slil.dil isi.-n of lot IS Iquayoveasents on lot 90, . by 75 lei t Boetk-wei
. 4n 31. W Jf.!i 81.M P.1S 33.H
76 feel bo
t ?i S5 JS.1K
89.10
16.K
by 80 ft front
f lot SI part of
Hittrolt Bates, I
lot fcH do 31! by 7 ". le. i i do north -weal on. Bal., Henry, 2d an Brennecka, Christ, (....per. Rachel, lk
.ml of lot :(o Bameinc, Talis "., Ml by
one-third ..f lot no Bdaon, Abner (Heirs), Mnutli i a-t ' : ! Baton. Tli..-., outh .-nst half of bit 142.. Ford. Chaa., Ol l.y 7". It rorae part I t i Cupel I. M., 25 by He ft corner ait fot Cr.-eii, K..b, rt. soiitb-east ' f, ol lo.... Rtifrhes, J. Wesley, Zd( by 11 ft atiuth side of lot It I.. 25 bv I V ft middle '., of ,,t ttO. do middle '., ..f lot Ml...'. Hews,. ii John, M bv 75 tt alloy . ud ol Ido lot 121 do 9 l.y 122 It north -west side of lot I2S do lot llii Benrich, John, 1 : by 1 It south -on-t . lot 113
if. ls'4 by 'oft alley end ol lot lb; 17.2! Mct'hesn.'V, Maria, 1SV, by 150 I't of southaast side ..'f lot 20 (3.11 Morris, Samuel (Halts), 09 by 7". ft mid. lie part of b-t 'i 11.01 O'Kiley, T. ti , 28 by 15S f soath-aresl side of lot 9 16.01 Ogden, J. K., strath-west -ir of lot 02 50.8S ScriU-r, Heary, northwest "'! lot 71 35.0 do lot 72 0ZM Babfter, Chaa. W.. 18 by M ft anbdisision lot 125 slid I2ti 7.4S S. htnidt A Stark, 6th Slli-div i-i..n of lot ol.... 10.9 i do do 7th il i do 61 ... 20.13 Schtamp, C, sooth-west ol north-cast1, ..f lot 110 32.i Sayhart. John, improvements on lot 21 A 2. 'j.:iti
Sp. ck A- retdacker, :.tl
S. hwar, John, 18 north - west C of
Tenny, It. S., 30 t.v 50 ft alley side of lot 34. ..112.1 Trafton, W. (Heirs), lot .".:! b,o ilo Io south-- .-- K of lot T.t... 34..". Thompson. John, 10 by 150 ft north-west aide of lot 22 8) :i Victory, John. 21 bv loo ft lots 21 and 22 23 9. Vennemaii, Joseph, 1st rabdtvisfon of lot 89 31.7 Woods, Josephine, 2". l-v 1 50 f t sooth -east 1 .,'
of lot 123 Weicel, Lewia. 26 by loo It on Kn-t-t..
G9, jo by '2.ri ft Viae st., lot C9 Webb, Ann, north-oast of lot 4;'. Wriirht, Anthonv, north-cast C of tot 7f!
DONATION ES LABG15M EST. Beganao, E. II.. south-east of lot 13 7 j do 50 by 7." ft alley .-rid of lot 231 7.4fDecker A Heilman, 20 bv 75 ft middle xmrt of lot UU fi.! Ceil Betmtrhoff, 1894 by 104 ft north-east
side of lot S03 Hvatt. Steahea, south
do
Batfock a st do do Hsnsnn, J. fj of lot 2'J7
do lot W :: Jaquesj A Read, 4th ttthdirisfon of lol 168 22. I.often. Sins, fid ft on Th ird street bv loii ft Walnut stris-t, lot US 21.
McGill. I X., l:i:,i ft by '.at tt lot 1. V.....
do 1:, ft bv 114 ft myrrh -east .jr of lot 155 Oat. s, C L., lot tO
Navnard, John, middle 1 ' of 1. Nefrty, W. P., lot ISO '. . O'Riiev, T. G., lot Xtg
Kow l. v. Nathan. tS by 75 ft north-east end of lot MO Bobbers, Maria, 20 by DM ft north-west side of bit IW lieilr. Was., 'Strath wajsf of lot ls-j
lo n SU'Wi Kick, John, lot 220....
siugc-r, Chaa. A., 5th aabdiviaion ol lot les... ?.ls J
17.S3 17. S3
12.08
10.35
LOWER KNLABQEMKNT. Carpenter, A. B., 311a' he 111 ft nortb-wnst
idoot lot 21 11.95 Kw ing, V. G. JtG. north-west ef lot 4 27JH)
Fisher A Bolunfl, 20 bv 14b It soutn-east side of lot 21 s Gerhardt, J. W., north-west qr of lot 3....... Gates, C. L., 211)4 by 148 ft north-west side of lot G ; do lot 12 do 1') by 143, It south-east side ol lot 11... Hyatt, Stephen, s e ; of lot 7 Hartman, George, south-west V.j of lot 25 do south-west Yi of lot 20... I u ood, Win., 25 by 150 tt subdivisiou of lots 27 and 23 Linderjaatlth.Chaa., Improvements on lot 15
M. i hesnev, Maria, 02 and a half bj St) ft corni r part of lot 8 40.00 Scutes, Joseph (Heirs), south-east half of lot 3 30J&I Stinson A Greathouse, 40 by 75 ft alley end of
lot 5 Wright, Anlhuuy, lot 14 do south-west halt of lot 15... do south-west half of lot 10... CPPBB KN LAUGKM KNT. Atkinson, Win., is by 75 ft of lot 21 Babeobk, n. O., lot '. Fisln r, Koiiald, 47 by 75 tt middle part of lot
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. 81TV or Kvaxsvii.i.I!, (li t. 29, 1800
mmmT h n is hkhkb' uivkj-
mr m that I. hnsi-an II.
I.l. rich , ollvrtor of 1 1,,.
City ol Kvansville, bctw-ci-u the hours of 'j and Io'clock a. it., and 2 aud 5 o'clock e. v., on the d of November, lhoti, will s.-ll at publi - unction, at the door of the Court House iu the City of Kvunsvill.-, I i. .!:.-... I i.. I. 1' - - I.iIm t,.rl. ..I I..I. Mi
19.55 eels of real estate and improvi-meDts, assessed for 27.31 . the payment of t ity taxes for the year lSiK), due 14.96 I from the owneis thereof to the Cite cf Kvansville.
the same being now due aud unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, and that (Bell -a ill he continued from day today at tin-afor.-ai-l hours and place until all the lots and parcels I real estate herein meutioned are sold as offered for sale :
.83 1.30
15.53 32.78 I 7.47 , 24.15 i
II., 196 hj
i ft corner part Ul 21 ft corner pai t of lot 01
of lot!
Hart, It
do 17 by Kahu, Lewis, lot 211
La. ock, I., s., FOnth-east :.
do lot 3 Lanslev, T. K. !., north-west of lot 2..... McGill, I N., lot oo....f O'Biley, T. G. lot 11 Rowley, N., 34j I v l'.'i ft middle pt of b.l Ml Bially, Win., south-east of lot 00 Klldd, C. !., 79! - I'V 75 I't alley end ot lot 01 .
bv 75 ft alh v end of lot C2
1 bv ISO ft north-west
... 41 ... 17
3.S3 04.40 I I J.7S i
3.45 17. 2.1
18
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White, T. I. I Heirs),
42.55 2K.75 :n 5U 47.15 is 4o 2'. :ut 2 as
OKIG1NAI. PLAN. Carpeutar, Atviu D, 37V, I't on Water street by 150 ft Ceep, beiug the South-eaet half of lot No. 15 j 30ja ft on First street by IM feet deep, being S. K. Side of lol 08 Sonth-west half of lot B0 70 ft on First stns-t by IB II on Vine strtsit, ls;ing corner ..r f. il ptu i of lot No. 28 LOWKU KN LA KG KM KNT. Caipeulcr, Alvln II, the undivided ball 197 ft of wharf property below Jiiw-.-lon street
30.10 Jl.87
KNLARCKM EST.
7 in block. No. 5 do 19 in bl.n k Ho iu block
side of lot Ml 12 30 BrowBtAathoay, 21 Hubdivt-.ioti of out-lot 3 S 51 noge, Hoary II .1.. do 2 3.1C slo " 12 do do 2 3.10 do Tl do do 2 1. 84 do 2 1 do do 2 1.84 Itoncie, K. T 14 do do 2 2.ss do 15 do do 2 4 tio
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Carpenter, Alviu R.lot No do llsvbiiist, Azarish, lot No Mearita John J. fot No.
do do i do 5 BAK.KR'3 A DDI1 Merrill, John J, lot 7 in
KASTEBN KN LAKGKM KNT. Allen Win, lot 11, block 20 12.65 Backer, Michael, 30 bv 80ft middle part of bits 22, 23,aad24, bl.s k 1 14 38
Hates, Geo. (heirs)iot. ballot lot lo, hk 31 S 58 " 11 " 31 5.75 Bonn, Jacob, " 2 " 11 4 37 " 3 " 11 4.37 ' 4 " 11 1..87 Bamonsky, Anthony ' 4 o o.32 I " 4 1.14 Ii. rg, Teti r, EmirvreBaents on " 7 M 57 13 " 49 6.56 niooin, i. ii. " in " 14 .os Bntfoa, Ueorco, " s " IA 5.75 north-west bfof" ;i 51 8.03 lli-te. E. ' 12 " Tl 4.17 Bala, Heary, south-east 9 ft i.f - 2 " 2 l .r. " 3 " 20 3.45 C. wle, Thoma-., (heirs) 44 t, 14 3i; 5.7.ri Catlett, ft A. ' 13 " 62 12.05 Cuppl. s, Joseph, 9 ' 11 4.37 N W bfof 44 III 44 11 lo ! Catlett, M. A. 44 18 " 51 L4 05 Cap.-lle, Stephen, 5th Subdivision of 44 4 ' 37 7.53 North east ot " 2 " 37 14.38 Cross, K. " 11 " 4 0.33 Cope. Geove " 1 3a ;.; Cnnina-ham, Mary L. " 17 " 0 3.H Diefel, 1 uard, S K half of Tl 11 2.1'J " 11 11 7.82 4J " 23 HI.35 Detainer, Philip, jr. " B " 51 0.33 Dosouchet, A. A. " 11 " 00 iJOO " 12 5n 5.18 IloV ll.-V, Will. " 10 44 52 5. IS Davidson, Joshua, rear Alh v end of " 1 " Q .03 Deacon, John, ' 7 14 4.03 " 5 " 15 VM Eiinis, James " 15 " 31 17.25 En-. l, M. " 21 " 41 1.73 Katon, Tlios. " 5 " 40 4JB0 Fritch, L. D. " 1 " 55 12.1.5 Foster, I. W. 44 12 " d 1.73 " 7 " 11 1.38 14 22 " 41 l.:i8 U 8 45 1.38 Gaulner, A Tecki r.improyeni. nts on " 7 4t 30 5.75 Goeht, l.eoiihaid " 10 " 5.5 7.48 OoelSi Thilipp " 20 " 5.". OJEI Gucht, John, middle half of " 'J " 31 20.10
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- 7 " 4 " 8 44 4 0.33 44 14 44 .'.o b.U Retason, 1. V" ' 11 " 6 I 38 Hall, James " 12 " 51 11.80 Heamhif, 1. II " 12 44 4 t l ll H. bcrd, L. W. S W j ol 44 2 44 37 K.23 44 3 44 17 1 73 Henrick, Johh.'i :t " 32 17 2'. Hntehiiisoii, lir.T " " '.'7 8.0". lien Irn ksi, 1 44 la 44 22 3 45 Jacobs, Adam 44 1 44 41 5.40 J. witt, .IB " 0 44 3- 11511 3 bv CO ft-et of. " r. ' : ft7 Ki hoe, John 44 II 44 at M.69 44 1 2 4 4 33 1 5 V. 44 13 ' 23 ln.tn Krnminaeker, II. K , SK 4 44 7 44 :r 5 Is
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Lanij here. II. W Met.l'-r. A. Smith, nuprovi meiits on Martin, K S Mclnnnv, M
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Miller, J. II s 2 44 23 Ni-tley, V P. 8 W bfof " ' " 36 Newmnster, Christ " 8 " 30 Mew berry. Kli.ur 44 o 4 50 Nimrcsl, Leonard 44 17 44 33 O'Bitey, P (; 4 4 13 4 4 1 5 44 1 4 44 If, " fl 44 15 Obei t, Anthony 44 17 44 0 44 HI ! Tliarr, Chaa V " 12 12 ' 10 44 47 44 fi 44 49
Tark. r, Edwards.... Robbers, John Kio.-, Jacob Sr., Keitmati, Henry, S Uitt. r, Thilipp N K Iteillv, Win
Stabilise41, Stock fleth,
r, M (heirs) n
Seidcr, J. Sch rant,
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bd 201 ildaril. lot Tin north east !i of lot 188 north-east of lot 1S7 , 40-J bv 141 ft north-east Bide
10.55 29.90 B.9fi 31.05
15.01 :tl..5ii 92.20 21.85 93100
It.o.-,
Bahtaae, D M fksliin. K. II. 1.4 bv 1O0 ft alley
in lo 18 13 10 8
15 17
48 18 52
4 0U 2.87 6.33 oil.' I'. 9.20 3. 15 15.52 5.75 10 111 3 08
1 73 3.45 10.06 10 II.. 5.7'. 3. 1 1 6.90 11.3'i I0.35 2 .".3 1.73 U.38
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