Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 67, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 November 1860 — Page 4

INSURANCE.

STEAMBOATS.

MISCELLANEOUS.

TRAVELERS' GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R.

DEPARTURES. Accommodation Train.................... 6.00 A. M. Mail Train....................................... 9.15 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train...................................... 4.56 P. M. Accommodation ............................ 3.30 "

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Steamers—Regular Packet FOR CAIRO. CHARLEY BOWEN leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOR PADUCAH. DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. GEN'L ANDERSON leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the night. FOR HENDERSON. GEN. D. M. WHITE plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUISVILLE. GREY EAGLE, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. GREY EAGLE of Gallipolis, leave Mondays rat 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M.— Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR GREEN RIVER. D. B. CAMPBELL leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Green river. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. ——— There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. ======= RIVER ITEMS. ——— STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Fanny Bullitt, N. O.; Glendale, Memphis; John Gault, Louisville; Gen. Anderson, Pad.; Cambridge, Pittsburgh; Lue Eaves, Pond river; Atlantic, Louisville; Messenger, Cincinnati; Mariner, Memphis; Equality. Louisville; Reindeer, Louisville. DEPARTED. Fanny Bullitt, Louisville; Glendale, Cincinnati; John Gault, Nashville; Cambridge, St. Louis; Gen. Anderson, Paducah; Atlantic, New Orleans; Equality, Cairo; Messenger, Memphis; Mariner, Louisville; Reindeer, New Orleans. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. Dunbar, Paducah; Grey Eagle, Louisville; D. B. Campbell, B. Green; Gen. White, Hend'n. ———

COPELAND & KEXSEN,

GrUHXTER.

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OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STREET, EVA-NSVILLE, lis IK, g UKWOW FUEPAUMD TOT.iKE 4) m. Risks and issue Policies in Beveral of tho oldest and most reliable Insurance Companies of tiie United States. STORES, STOCKS , DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured a the meat favorable rates. MARINE AND IN' and J AVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS and their CARGOES. Also, abdications received for LIFE INSCRA NCS. Combined Capital Represented, over$5,()00,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE BY CHOICE INSURANCE m iwm ci. i 1 ' Incoriioiiited I 1 0 L'Ii:irter Perpetual.

REGULAR PACKETS.

CHARLEY BOWEW!!

T. DEXTER. .'In.ter.

BIEKBOWEIt,

1ST

II.

H'm. Beutljr, Joim Dexter,

Clerks.

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The BOWES is the reaular Evausvi'.le and Cairo Swift, Ught-Dvaaght, t". S. Mail, Passenger and Freight Packet. HJ Arrives at Evansville every Tuesday and Friday morning, making close connection with the

E.AC. RAILROAD FOR LOL'ISVILLl CINNATI, AND THE EASV R-sJ"" Leaves lCvai.kville every Toes day n unlay at I't o'clock si., connecting with

CUMBERLAND & TENNESSEE PIV1

Packets at Sruitblaud, an.' St Cairo with the I ILLINOIS CKXTBAL RAILROAD, And with racket, fur ST. LOUIS, MEMPHIS, AND NEW ORLEANS. mar The C. BOWES goes to Cairo every Tuesday, and the CttAtti I v BoWEM goes to Caiio every Saturday . octti

WILLIAM

WHOLESALE 3D JEL XJ G- C3

ASD DEALER IN PAINTS, BIIUSIIES.OILS. VARNISH, WiudowGlassaud glassware, Perfumery of all kinds, Medicinal IJrandies, Wine, c, c. Washing-ton Stock, .Uain afreet. EVANSVILLE, INC es Proprietor of the Genuine Bell's Tonic. feblO-lyd "IFuTmJ. OIL, ij.WJPW fUKSM -J lot lately received of desirable sizes and easy prices ; also. Brushes, Wicks, and Chimneys to u -louipany same, at JAS. ERSKINE ii CO.'s, uov2U No. 47 Main street. a AT trimming3, at ncv VAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S. CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Kahn, Solomon, tho blKk 7C Kuhu, Jacob Lockwood, Edw do Lon.' lians, Dav Mensincer, Geo

Muth, John, sr Meier, August Magenheimer, Johu

Nero, Henrv do O'Rfh v. P. G

middle half of lot No. 3,

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S. MAIL.

CASH CAPITAL 1,500,000, Evansville&Paducah Daily Paekets

ABSOLUTE AND 1 NIMPAIRKD Net Surplus of $942,181.72, ! c

and

And tho prestige of 40 years ticeoaa

experience. UPWARDS )!' gl,000,00 Of kMNM lmvo been paid by the iBtea Insurance Company in the past 46 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the followina LOSSES PAID BY THE .ETNA

Dl'RIVn THK PAST FtVE VFABS:

DUNBAR. s FOWLER Ml

GEN. ANDERSON,

FOWL Kit

......The Weather, Saturday, was clear, but windy and quite cold. The River continues to decline. CINCINNATI, Nov. 24.—The River has fallen 13 inches since yesterday. There are now 14 1/2 feet in the channel. Weather clear and very cold. The Mercury was down to 9° this morning; now standing at 10°. ......The elegant and commodious steamer Dunbar is the regular packet for Paducah. She leaves at 12 o'clock to-day. .....The star steamer Grey Eagle leaves for Louisville at noon to-day. She is the regular mail and passenger packet.

......The regular Green river mail packet D. B. Campbell leaves the wharf for Bowling Green and intermediate landings at six o'clock this evening. ......Our friend Gus Lemcke, of the Fanny Bullitt, was in Saturday and left us a bundle of New Orleans and Memphis papers and a memorandum of the last trip up of that boat. .....Mr. John B. Hall, agent of the Louisville and Henderson, Paducah, and Green River boats, received his new wharfboat on Saturday night. She came down in tow of the Grey Eagle. ......We learn that the Gillum is aground at some point on the Wabash. The water, it seems, got too low for her. MEMORANDA OF STEAMER FANNY BULLITT.—Left New Orleans Nov. 17th. No boat in port for Louisville. Met Peytona first night out; 18th Baltic above Natchez; 19th, Woodford at head of Island 100; 20th, Autocrat at Island 76; 22d,B. J. Adams and Lecompte at head of Island 21; 23d, James Montgomery at Morgantown, E. H. Fairchild at Walker's Bar. River rising from Memphis down and falling ahove. HENRY HURT. LOSS OF THE STEAMER BELFAST.—The telegraph announces the sinking of the Memphis and New Orleans packet Belfast, Capt. Alex. Irvin, and the total loss of the boat and the greater portion of the cargo. She left Memphis on Saturday for New Orleans with 1,500 bales of cotton and a large lot of mules, and a number of emigrants destined for Texas. She ran into the bank at Tompkin's Bend on Monday night and sunk. The cargo was partially saved. No lives were lost. A portion of her cotton, and all the passengers and crew were saved. The Belfast was built at St. Louis six years since by Capt. Taylor, and was probably worth $18,000 to $20,000. Capt. Irvin was her sole owner when she sunk. There is an insurance of $12,000 on the boat in St. Louis. The loss will be heavy on the cargo.—<Lou. Jour>. ———<>——— RA1LROAD RECEIPTS. NOVEMBER 24, 1860. 1,174 I'ush cors, 2 bids . oceries, M bids flour, 11 sacks bran, T. A 1. Heiasjut; 18 sacks flour, G. Knoll; 16 sacks Hour. (J. V. Grebh; 480 bos corn, Sxtchell a Bawle-i; 6U bbls whisky, 1'restcin Bros.; sacks featlnrs, 7 jar butter, Orr, Dall.ell & Co.; S3 rti.pt v half bbls.. Wim; rt Kiee; 100 bbls flour, I box hardware, 1 hbl do., i boxes r-lmes, 13 ide. es ion pipa. Craua Brown; 1 box goods, Charles i' .... v. I'aducah, Ky.; 1 boxlass, Dr. I). D, Owen, New Harmony; 2 c.tsks crockery, HolliiiLrsworth Bros.; 2 oozes salamtos, Cook & Lauley; 1 chest sadae, Win. Krench; 1 box F. goods, II. N'elsen A Co.: 2 boxes shous, Archer A Hacker; o bbls boksi , I. KesstPr. A. K.SHltADKU, ASent.

in ohi wtn jean.EK In Wisconsin, l(;,!i.V.07 In Keutu. ky, 2H,S3!t.4) Missouri ;',81,.r.18.04 lowiiAMinn. 101,:9.4f, Penn'ii & Va.. 3I,.")U.r..82

lnW n, M53.048.81 In Indiana,... 1 MMMB.fc In Illinois.... 418,327.41 TenDessw 7.r.!'.Jl Kansas Jt Neb 19,945.77 Ark. i O....

MisaisHippi and Alabama,. ..?V2,41:!. is.

Fire and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency unfl fair profit. V.frial UmHm yivnto inmrnnre i f nWF.T.I.I K ;H and Cmitntr, fir term of 1 " S yar-. The solid service I.m nnd successfully tritsl, and tho many sjtvaatages theJKtna Insurance ( ompany pos sesses in its line, slemld uot be overlooked by thoso reajdy to insure and understanding their best interests, During "stringeut times ' the nee. s-:ify lot reliable Insurance becomes an imperjitive doty the ability of pro;Hrty owners to sustain loss being then much lessened. Agencies in all tho principal cities and towns throughout the Statu Politb ' issued without delay, by any of the duly authorized Agents ol the Company. Bf-Business attended to with despatch ami fidelity. COPELAND NEXSEN, Atf-nts, my'2 Savings Bank Bnildim:, Virst St. BY STATE "AUTHORITY

INCREASE OF

1 s.lcr.

I.dtvr !: vanvlllc Dally at 1 o'-IosrK IH SimdaysEici pti-d. Leave Psilurali Inlly f t 9 A. M.

The DUNBAR and GEN. ANDERSON niaka close connections at Pad wait with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Kvausille with packets foi LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Hallroatls, for tlie Bast. &W The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday, ami the C. ii. Anderson goes to Cairo ev.-ry Saturday. JOHN B. HAM,. 4. gent, Sept28 No. 2 Water street.

fi fj i' i, . u Mi

and Bottling Green Packet. JJ. - . ..T

The light draft V. S. Mail Stenixer,, Jri mvi.i ',i; ;iikk.n, A. LITEK, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, Cl'k, Leaven Evansrille every Hemday stel Thnmdny, at t; o'eloek, p M ,' leaves Hflin; Green . very Wednesday and Saturday, at K a. m. angln

luir.i.K K h r-:'M Jilts o-

P,u lo t, ;f.s'i i. m. white.

it. ti. i. i n. a.o fk, master, rutin as a i leeular Kieixht and Passenger PacketL&

daily (Siintlsys ext-epied) between Ibis point and HenoVrnon. au-47

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. tfm or EvANBVtLLr, Nov. 23, 1860. tkOOTICi IS HERE R 1 fI1E. mw that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock a. M.,and 2 and 5 o'clock v. m., on the 15th of December, 18C0, will sell at pnblic auction, at the door of th Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year 1800, dne from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, the same being now due and unpaid, and for the costs of said sale, and that such sale will be r tinned from day to day at the aforesaid hours place until all the lots and parcels of real es herein mentioned are sold or otfered for sale : ORIGINAL PLAN. Babcock, Bios., und'd 1'. of by 75 ft e. w. end of lot No. 57. (share ofE. S. Babcock) 10. 1.' Beehler, Jacob, improvements on lots No. 21

and 22 Durham & Snyder, 3 side of lot TO Born brook, Philip, !

of lot li Jones, .las. G , lot No. 139 Lawrenc e, E., south east half of lot No. ti.... Shanklln, John, north rat ono-fourth of lot No. Shanklln, James M., lot 10t; Wheeler, II. Q. . on Lo ust street, 27 by 75 feet, being middle part of north-east half of lot No. 104 DONATION EN LABG EM ENT. Be. bier, Jacob, north-east half lot No. 181. Elliott, Joseph P., lot No. 153 Gkegg, John fc Mrs., south-west half of ha ' No. 146

Jarvis, Re-hard, improvements on lot lsl Jones ,t Blytbe, Uj., feet on Third Street by feet, part of Eastern quarter of pnblic Bqnare, lot No. 105 M c Key nobis, J. E., improvements on lot 14r. Redmond, Thomas, 3 !1'. by 114 feet southwest side of lot 227 Wheel, r, II. Q., bit No. 217 ' 218...

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2.4 S 3,98 V.5'1 0.75 4X88 1.31 tso 1.88 1.87 1.81 wr. KB8 1.87 1.88

lot No. 23 block 2 52.00 do 24 do 2 8.63 .do s do 3 2.00 .do 12 tlo 0 8.00 ....do 7 do 4 1.69 do 3 do 3 2.06 .... 0 do 3 2 06 iu,do 1 do 3 2.00 .. do 1 ao 4 2.06 Jo 2 do 1 1.88 do 19 do 6 LSI ....do 20 do 6 1-60 . . do 13 do 3 1-50 ...do 14 do 3 160 .I lots 9. 10. 1 1 . and 12 m 6.00

Early Robert Brans, H Gilbert, Jemes Maxwell, George Mack, Chas. W Newhouso & Bee!. in Olmstead, Ls & Co-

lock 3

STOC K W ELL'S ENLARGEMENT. n & Leonard lt7 block 11 do s do l l

e, Patrick do 9 do 10 doll su.., M m doll dolS V . loo do 1 do 2 do 3 do 4 do 5

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by 1 50 feet north-west by eo feet, middle part

31.05 5O.20 23.00 5S.94 56. 1-1

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Sc'i'lling, Frederick... .do Snonac, Philip do

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feet

rner part

1X0 3.75

Schaufler, Chas.. 60 by 8

lot No. 5, hhs:k . t , Sachs, Alexander, west of lot No. 4 Mi i I 83, and went i of lot No. 5 block 83 Stute, Henry, lot No. 2 block 133 Sorenson. Sotell. 300 ft west side of block lfl

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do t-cott, H. C, do Tippel, Fred. do Taylor, John, Tin tier, W. 8.

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ASH CAPITAL

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9E Clt.UE TO ST.i I'. flf.JV4JE

lane.--I he LiOtitsTille nou mm m .

Henderson Li-ht Draught. Swift, Side I .4 -;-I- V Wheel II. S. M.aud PS aiger Backet, tS&3iJ Grey 3I2.rs;X3, Capt. A. DONNAI.I.V, J. A. LtfK, CI k, Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Monday kt 12 o'clock a., and every Thanday at 6 o'clock t. M., arriving at Louisville Tutsday and Friday evenings. Ii. 'turning, leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Satnrtlay evening at t; o'clock. JN'o. B. 11 A" L, Agra, july28-tf No. Water stre .

UPPBR E N I. A KO E M IC NT. Garitt, John S., south-west half of lot 23 Ho;, I. ins, Mary, tot Wo. IS McGriti, A. M ..north- treat one sixth of lot 19 south-west one-third of lot 20

i. Hiram, north east half of lot t;8 28 by 7" feet alley end of lot No. 08 e, A. C. south-west halt of lot 21 ler, II. t.i., -".th subdivision of 71 and 72 Stb snbdivison of 71 and 72.. r, John T., Lister's subdivisiou No. 18 nt-lot No. 2 LOW Kit ENLARGEMENT.

Nelsn

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66 1.35 2 10 2.44 2.63

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Combs, Amelia 32; by 150 ieet alley end of

lots N)

Cook. . B.

11 and 2..

EASTERN EN LARCEM ENT.

I'nknown owner, 20 f-eton Eight, extending

I :. by lirst avenue 119 feet,,blcck do 241 ft on Ninth street extending bn. k by first avenue 119 ft, block 52.. Woods, J ph. lot 0 block 131 Weaver, J. K., lot 1 d.. en

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Clark, Levi S.,. Clement , J. if.

EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE IT. S. MAIL PACKET,

o -y 33 agio.

W. II. DANIELS, Capt. P. Ham way, C'erk.

E-I t 'E S E I -f VMM. t. E E VE R 1

Tueedny and Saturday at 6 o'chwk v m.

Returning. lea .s Louisville every Monday and Friday at I o'clock f. m. aj Through Bills of Lading vitl be t ivon foi Tobacco or other freight to Baltimore r New York at .is low rat.'S it not lower I ban by anv other route

Passengers, for any point

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: ENLARGEMENT. lot 12 bl .ek 3 do li do 2 do 7 do 2

42. II 48. sl '

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4.03 4.03 0.20 2 M 2.01

r.vans Evans

the uiidivid s r, the the n. or.

Homestead

Robert, lot No. 10, block 4

4 ol the nr. and

ol Evans's

. 108.65

1.38

the undi

and tie

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part ot the . of Evans's

at pat Let-boat rates

Kiver or on Green River mm. datious of the Otey hay boat upon the West

FIRE

savors IN'SCRANd-:

r.yt'i.vs-ivRr.Y

( HARTER Cash Capital, fash Assets -

IT. KF.I.I.OHI1, Sei rid try.

freight

the I Ihio

I he nassou&ci ace

Eagle are unsurpassed tv th waters, Apply on board or lo juue7-dtf

ttU SUVTII ijtRROM.VOJS iW ' htv ii it T r r TI... I......

m 1 vrv l III v 7t. t lit- nrriit gw t-rap

MMenger (t mer Ll h KA r, t Li.-

it i n ,

JOHN B. HALL, No. 2 Water street.

Uavitt

ith, Dan John S..

pkins, Mary, lea, Jas G., .

Jt Jo . , .. lot 11, . 4

I' Kit PUT I A 1, McDoSAt.n, Master, Tav t on,

will make regular tri-weeaty trips to oouvn tar- - , rolton and Pond River, leaving on Mondays,

SlOO.UUO Wedne-day, and Friday-.

$547,712.36

S. I,. l.ooM is. Fras.

For freight or passage, apply on board.

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M. MACJII.t.. CINCISX.VTI, .

Gata'l Agtx,

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rsnruitKXT Money. The Cincioqali Gazette of the 23d, in its financial column, contains the followino; remarks on the sni'ject of uueurrent money a matter now ni" much inlerest to every'ood who hauJ'.cs that troublesome article : The tincurrent money market continues unsettled and quotations are unreliable. The par list was farther contracted to-day fry throwing out Wheeling and interior Pennsylvania. This derangement of the

currency is operating injuriously in all j branches of business wholesale and retail j there being a considerable quantity of it in circulation in the city, and every remittance from the country contains more or less of it. This is in fact the most annoy- j

feature ot tiie pauic, us expeneaceu

and it will be tiie most ititlicult ot an ;

tho troubles to arrange UHf ixuiKauie ;

I'uuJb now are : Ohio, Indiana, (State bank.l Kentuckv, T.ouisiana. Pittsburg and Philadelphia, New York city and State, and New England. Virginia is 10 to 20 i dis.; Missouri 3 to 5 ; Illinois 10 to 2'i ; Wisconsin and Iowa 5 lo 10 ; Tennessee 5 j to 10; interior of Pennsylvania 5 ; Haititnnre ft : Indiana Free Banks parfTtii dis. i

Most of the bankers refuse all uncut-rent funds. Missouris are up, tt is seen, to 71. This will be favorable intelligence for the hold, ers of Illinois paper. It is our opinion that Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa currency, with

the exception ot ball a uo.en oanh.s, per

hn will, within a few weeks,

lished in value. be Surmgheld fljayaUici'c ai'c only LW.oty-vvo ba linois whose circul. i i is tio( amply protected by the -ccri.ue- u

if-Agetits in all the principal I it:.- si,d TrwtH or the rnion.pqy LOSSES PROMPTLY 'MV BaVAppHcatkml received, policies issued and renewed, and all business pertaining to lliesnoticr promptly attended to 01 iPEL.V N 1 .r- N SEN, Afpnts. Office, on First St., bet. Main mid Syc, in Savings Rank Building. ABE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS ARE DAMwEROl S! EVANSVILLE AGENCY ok THa lEIlf HATS INSURANCE ( 0. UARTORT, CONN. Cash Capita, $200,000 IMRKt 'i'OIIS : Mark II.. ward, S. Woodruff, Janus Hotter. K. Ilohurta, Guy K. I'help-. Timotht, Shel-loo , James P. Foster, Sidney A. White, Ghas. T. HBIyer, Klijah II. Owen, Haer Blaachard, Richanl I. Hubbard. M. M. Merrimna, W. L. Gollins,

H. I). CaJlauder.

FORWARD'G & COMMISSION. W. M. AIRMAN &. CO,. PRODUCE AM Commission Merchants, Mo fl Mtrtt Water at., Evanavllle. f tS" Ap nts for the saie of Salt, Klonr, Grain, Provisions, and all other articles ,.f Produce. oct'25 r s.eaASE vs. saowa. CRANH ii. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission EVANSVILLE, INI. ss Apenis for Kanawha Salt Company. " M- Liberal Ossh advances uih.leon Shipments of Produce The nndersirjned, of the late tirnisof I. A. Crane a Co., and Urown A Ai'stuan, have this day associated themselves together under (be name of Crane ,v Brova, for the purpose of transaetine; a General forwarding and Oommiasion bust neee, as carried on by the late firms. From our loner experience and Enereaaed facilities, together with our lHTsonal and strict attention to the interests of onr Correspondents, we hazard nothing in gaarxateeing jierfect satisfaction. We beg leave to express onrgratitode t. those who have heretofore confided their interests to onr keeping, and traet to be able to servo tin m in future pledsr'ngoai Ut efforts to tho advancement . f theii intereetM ISAM' A CKANE, ort2-lyd WILLIAM UROWN.

Jaipiess. J. S , 4th ubd'u Lant dr Hrothers... Lant, George

Lant, Wm. e Oeorg Stockwell, Matilda Scanflin, Jap., Jr. , .. Spiegel, Philip

by 12

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s. w. or. of hi

Bits, Mai

Johnson. M . I Kai.'.-r, John.

lot

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Bates, Harvey, lot 9 block 1 1.

do in Burtis, Edward, do is do 19 do 20

Baker, Wil:iam,.lo .1 eo do 6 do do 12 do do 13 do Bull, Robert, do 11 do

Gopely, Gustavns (heirs) 1. tl Cassidy, Mt bee!, d

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LAMASCO. Archer, Thos. M., 1"" l.v 110 teet its. w.

ner of Bnlten, George, ..

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Bus-Applications re-eived. Poljclra issued md re newed, and all business pertaining to the Agency promptly attended t a Eoeseseqait bly adjusted aud promptly paid 'V.u'cWPEI.ANI. A NEXSKN. Airen, THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF A'L'U' YORK CITY.

$500,000.

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uoiince to their IrtetttH and pal reus, Ihe public ot Evansville and vicinity, that , ith tnereeaed facili. ties foi th. transportation of r ti B I UT, PAO K A fl K S .If ) .V F. V A X 1 V A L C A l L KB, Th.'V solicit a tlllltill ni ff.. rni. r faors. Es- ' pc. ial care takvn in the collection of Bills, limits, Notes, and the traneportation ol small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of tin. F.vpr.-ss, can obtain any desired informal. ou in reference to ihe routes aud .1. tails of the

basiaeas, at their OSes on First str.-. Slain and Locust , opposite t he Post Offict

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EVANSVILLE, IND.

Or. O'RIi-Er & Co,

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Indiana Stock banks stand enernllv taken Hi par, Iboog"

they are at a discoun. of (" e. T4MP By the new TluieTivble on the O. nd M. B. Ii., which rocs into operation on

Monday ne;:t, ho mail tmm tjtitn tiie will arrive heiv about .r o'clock V. M. from the West w ill be about one

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PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Kntitlius the assured to a portion bfibl Protits, OF WHICH 75 PEE CENT Is set aside annually for that purpose, MPldtdg If j F ET Y In its veaily accuiuulatious, which are funded instead Of betng divided to atooJchotdolB, an t C H U A P A' E.Sh .. . ,,

In dividends to holders of " participation punwi

or an ABATKMKST in Mar-ue the standard rates ot premium t-

may preter noii-ptriieipaiion

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THIS 0 ) M 1' A N Y Insures against loss and daasage by Fire itiirs, Hons, hold Vurniteie, Siroces, v and tle ir contents.

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t..rtmMfiE. Eit i '.-, ,.v i! tXlMMISSION MERCHANTS. Oeneral BaOrom .steamboat, an.l Kxpr, cs ageats Soeciad Agents for the I'ENK. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and couuectiens, over which wo are authorized to give through receipts at tli lowest possible rates Having a saamitt'i Wkarfhoat at the busding, llu larRest ou the Ohio River, capable of storing and protect! ag all merchandize liable to damage froni exposure, we are prepared to Inc.il itate the dispatch Of ail consignments, fot warded to our care bv either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular altoution paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the

Sale ot any I''-otiuee,

or other nrorertv. consigned to .s for sale, and satis-

faction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the T. leraph, and on tiie Wharf boat, where we are to is? (band, attending to the int. rests ot our patrons at all hours, day and night. With oar superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy ; and knowledge of our business, wo r..,.l confident ofgrvlng general satisfaction, and b. po to tin-rii e. continuance of the tensive patron, we are re-w uioytrur . " Liberal csah a.hat" est! ill be made on allcoaafgn. nents to either onrselves or correspondents in any oi the nrincipal markets, N..rth, East or Sooth. P C O'RILE V Sl CO.

I'ritz Charles. . do Frank, F.-rdioai do Foster. John W do Foltz.Chas do GaJUger, .las .... do do Gnth, Peter do Geiser, I. ;

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Haul., Henry, do Hardin, C W.

Hardin A Sh.

Jones A do Jones, .Is

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Block 'JT 7.88 lot I", do 155 1.50 do 7 do 155 1.69 do 8 do 20 56 do 17 do 53 do do 75 :i 12 do 8 do 82 6.25 do '.I do 82 b.75 do lo do 82 03 . tjr do :t do 76 60 do 4 do 76 5.25 do HI do IM 3.75 do 1 do 82 2.03 do 12 do 133 (.50 ...do 1 do 131 4.5n do 8 do 175 3.3S do II do 175 3.37 . lot 10 bl'k 17o 12.75 lo 1". do 23 45 do 16 do 23 45 do 17 do 23 60 ...do 18 do 23 45 do 2 do ltd 2.25 do :i do 135 1.31 do 33 do 135 1.31 do 3 do fiO 1.24 do 4 do 6i 1.24 do l't do B0 1.24 do 2n do 50 1.2.". do 27 do fid I at .lo 28 do RO 1.24 do SO do 56 1.24 do 7 do 170 3.0(1 . .do 8 do 17il ltl 12 do 1 do 25 75 do 3 do 25 68 do do 133 3.38 d- I do 135 37 do 34 do 135 56 . ... do .!.". do 135 38 do I do I5S J.i 't; ....do 2 do 152 1.88 ....do 10 do 150 2.63 do 11 do ISO 2.25 . do 29 d.. 23 75 .. do 3t i do 23 7". .do 14 do 174 1 5n lo 15 do 174 7 !5 ... do 26 do 54 1.35 ....do 21 do 54 1.3". ...do 1 do Bin IJSO ....do 2 do l.m 5.66 ....do 6 do 128 Ut ....do 7 do 128 1.87 ....do 8 do 128 1.88 ...do 5 do 5(1 1.21 ... do '. do 50 2.74 ....do 5 do MB .r.06 ....do r. do 130 1.88 . ..do 6 do 136 1.87 ... do 7 do 130 1,88 do 2I do inf. 1.87 . .do 11 do 86 3.00 Block IOO 14.25 . ..do 14 do 131 4.50 .. .do 18 do lol 1.50 ...do 1 do 174 .0!1 . .. lo 2 do 174 1..MI ....de 23 tlo 52 94 .....1.. 26 do 52 1.13 lo 7 do 25 68 .....lo 8 do 25 07 ....do U do 25 08 ..do Ll do 25 67 ...do 11 do 25 08 .....lo 12 do 25 07 . ..do 13 do 25 OS ...do 23 do IS 07 ...do 21 do 25 6S ... do S6 do 25 07 .. do 26 do 25 08 .. do 6 do 165 2.06 ...do 7 do 105 2.06 lo 2 do 135 38 ...do 27 do Ml 1.50 I .do -1 do 105 2.0C ...do 3 do 105 2.06 do 4 do 109 2.48 . do 5 do 109 2.48 ...do 23 do 171 Ut ...do 3 do 123 1 Sj do 24 do 128 1.87 , ...do 27 do 129 1.88 :

Dvery, Lorenzo,

lo 11 1 2 12 13

i 1.. 1.. 2n.. 20..

1.31 1.31

1.88 1.60

Drebus, Ilenry (heir Downey, Newton, Frank. Ferdinand,

Fuss. Adam, undivided x of 1

undivided do undivided tWO-thir

I Grant, Wm.,

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18 2.63

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Kauier, John ! dc

LinkneM, J. 6 to I do 8.. Martin, J.'S. theirs). ..do 9 tlo 8 Salman, A. (heirs) lo l do 5.. Steiler, Frederic do 1 do 1.. White, T. J. (heirs). ..do 1 do 4.. lo 2 do 1.. Weylaod, Michael do 16 do. 4 . Wahnseidler, Jostphdott "do l

do 12 do 1 Wh ler, li.v! do 15 do 5 do 10 do 5

C. llKPDKttfCH, iiov':t-3w.l City Collector. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. ClTV Or K V A NSVILLE, Nov. 12, I860. KOOTMtE MS MMEREMtV WMVEJ' w that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the City of Evansville, between the hours of II and 12 o'clock a. M . , and 2 aud 5 o'clock p. M., on the 5th of Dejoamber, I860, will sell at public auction at ttie door of the Court House in the City of Kvnnsvill , Indiana, tlie following lots, parts nt lots, ai .i ; .reels of real estate and improvements, as- - I tor the payment of City taxes for the year 1860, Ins front tiie owners thereof to the City of Evan ville, the same being now due and unpaid, s.n 1 for Ihe rtsts of ssid sale, and that such Hale .,i be . unpinned from day to day at the aforesaid iurs and place until all the lots and parcels of .1 estate herein mentioned nr.' sold as offered for

Gav.tt, John S

Hahn, Mi. ha.

Haney, W. L.

Jarvi Joaef

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Keil, Nicholas,

block t

do lot 5 block l tlo do 0 do I Mensinsier, Georsi. Mills. Bish McJohnsoa, Kink

Plinner, Uc

block 12 1.1" lol 12 block '.i 2.4! do 13 do ! 6.38 V, do .1 do 2 0.114 do 4 do 2 C.ti4 an (loirs) lot 8 block It 3.111 1, i... 1 do 7 4.III do 3 do 20 1.50 do 4 do 20 1.50 , lot 31 block 20 Ill do 32 do 20 19 n, do 9 do 1". 3.00 do lo do 15 2.25 do 12 do 10 ii.isi .lo 13, do 16 2.62 tlo 14 do 10 3.7". do lfl do 10 2.63 do 13 do 17 1.50 do 17 do 17 l.O'.l .tlo 18 .to 17 2IHI tlo 1 do 18 1.50 do 13 do IS 2.25 bells), lot 10 block 17 4.50 do 17 do 10 1.31 do 18 do in 1.31 do 19 do in 1.31 do 20 do 10 l.SshH do 21 do 10 1.31 do 22 do 10 1.31 , 20 bv 75 ft corner pt of lot 4 3.00

28.75 20.70

To. r

tract lot do

wlev

Nicholas, , Nathan,

do 14 do 13 do 10

tlo 21 do 22 uo 23 do 21 do 4

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do do

18.. It'.. 18. 18.. 18..

46.00 "SI S'.t :r. 08 Ici.bO

7.1s 10.113

20.13

25 ft on Center str et extending bt n. w. end of lot No. 4 : . k ;. ; on Pine fct by 75 It s. w. side block 0 .'. lot No. 1 block in Beis, Anthony, tot 9 Mock 11 do 10 do 11 Ratlin, do a do 17 Smith. Ma. tin (helrsi lot 0 bbiek 3....

Shea, Johu do 14 do 10 2.63 do 15 do 10 2.25 do 16 do 10 9.3s SpeHasaa, John, do 2 do 18 fj.06 Swauson, James, do 1 tlo 3 2.03 do 2 do 3 14.25 do 7 do 7 2.25 do 8 do 7 2.2". in ft north lde cf do ! do 7 6.38 Improvements on Lauhlie's propertv... 38 Wriiht, W. M., s. J. of lot 6 blocks....' 1.31 do 7 do 8 5.63 Wiltshire, J. W., do 20 do 11 2.06 Wright, Anthony, do 3 do 9 2.44 do 4 do 9 2.44 do 6 do 9 4 13 Wheeler, II. do 11 do 17 1.88 do 7 do 18 2.00 do 8 do 18 2.00 do 7 do 20 1.50 do 8 do 20 1.5o ROGERS SUBIUVISION hounded by Third st.

ou the n. o., Division st. on the s. e., Second bt. on the s. w., and Elm St. oa the n. w. Jurgeusmeir, Joseph, lot No. 42 S3.60 CREEK'S ENLARGEMENT. Cody, Clark lot 3 block 3 61.13

II. pis

.do 21

Hendricks, Joseph do 12 do " 1.13 do 13 do 5 94 do 14 do 5 94 Lane A Bodley do 8 do 3 1.13 do 9 do 3 1.12 do in do 3 1.13 do 11 do 3 1 :;l

J2 1H ' 0RIGIMA1. PLAN. 2 ''' kknian. Win. M., SCJj by 75 ieet corner pat t l"t 3 ,, ,, v 9 S147 10

Biftrolf A Sons, north-east qr of lot H 50.63 Bates, t: -o. (Heirs), 81 by 75 teet alley end of lot 28 61.40 do :;o by 7" feet corner part of lot 29 31.03 do north-west one-third of lot 31 29 Bala, Henry, 2.1 and 3.1 sobsUrlsien of lot 128 21. Brennecka, Christ., improvements on lot 80... 1.15 Cooper, Rachel, 1S by 75 feet south-west end of lot 32 83.61 Dtmnine, Paris C, 50 by 75 feet north-east one-third of lot 140 20,99 Edson, Aimer . Heirs',, south-east s of lot 71 23 35 Eat. m. Thos., south-east half of lot 142 2s. 18

Ford, Chas., 69 by 7", ft turner part lot 120.... 27. 6o

Goupel. I. M., 25 by SO ft corner part lot 09... Green, Robert, south-east y. of lot 74 Hughes, J. Wesley, 20 by 156 ft south-east

side ol lot 11

.1.. ;i5bv 1511ft middle of lot 00 28.7a

do middle '.'.of lot 31 31.33 Hewaoa, John, 81 by 76 ft alley en.l of lot 12o 39.10 do lot 121 S.'..' ". do 9 by 122 ft north-went side of lot 122 4.14 do lot 118 37.95 Ben rich, John, 18- by 1 50 ft south-easter of lot 113 10 10 do J by 00 ft alley end of lot 113 17.25 McChesnev, Maria, 18J-2 by 150 ft of southeast side of lot 20 13.13 Morris, Samuel (Hsits), 09 by 75 ft middle part of lot 29 34.04 0'Riley, P. G., 28 by 150 ft south-west side of

lot 9 Garden, J. K., sonth-west qr of lot 62 Scribor, Utnry, northwest of lot 71 do lot 72

Singer, Chas. W.. 18 by 90 ft subdivision of lot 125 slid 120

Schmidt ,t f'ark, 6th sulsi;vfioii of lot tl

do do 7th do do 61 ... Schlamp, C, st.uth-west V of north-east J-.j

of lot 110 32.00 Bayhart, John, improvements on lot 21 & 22 2. so Speck & Feb lacker. 5th subdivision of lot 84 10.ti8 Schwarz, John, ls by SO ft front part of north-west . of south-east of lot 113 12.05 Tenny, R. S., 30 by 156 ft alley side of lot 34. ..112.13 Traftcn, W. (Heirs), lot 53 40.UI do do south-east ot lot 54... SaJSO

Thompson, John, 40 by lotitt uortli-westsnle

Of lot 22 Victory, John, 21 bv 160 ft lots 21 und 22 Vennesnaa, Joseph, 1st subdivision of lot 84

uous, Josephine, 20 bv 150 It south-cast of lot 123 ..

Weieel, Lewis, 25 by loo ft on First st., lot

09, 20 by 25 ft Vine St., lot 09 Wi l.b, Ann, north-east at lot 45 Wright, Anthonv, north-east $ of lot 73 Di IN AT ION KB LA Kti KM HNT. Deprarmo, E. U.. south-eat of lot lo3

do 50 by 75 fx alley end of lot 231 Decker A II. iliuah, 20 by 75 ft middle part of lot 161

Geil & Beiiniirhoft, by 101 ft north-east

side of iot 90S Ilvatt. Stenhen. south-east of lot 202

do " lot 201 I Hallock Stoddard, lot 196 f do north east of lot ISs. do north-east fa of tot 187.

HoUlMlll . J. C, bv I M It north-east side

of lot 227 1 do lot 191

; Jaqnosa & Read. 1th subdivision of lot 108.... 22.43 j Loften, Sina, 50 ft on Third street by 1) ft

Valuut street, lot 148 : McGill. I N.. 13 W ft by 30 ft lot 155..

do 18 ft by 144 ft north -east qr

III It ' k I.aj I Gates, C. L., lot 221 Maynard, John, middle j of lot 230.

Uegly, W. P., lot ISO 0'Riley, P. G., lot 2J0 i Rowley, Nathan, 25 by 75 ft north-east end of lot 24"

II .'o. rJ. Maria, u- bv l-ioil north-west -!.! 01 lot 189 ! ReBy, Win., south-west of lot 12 do u rth-west j2 of tojt 226

I Bit 1., John, lot 220 I Singer, Chas. A., 5th subdivision of lot 168

oflot 4

8.1s) 2.O0 3.00

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.. 19..-.5

29.90 39.90 31. 05 37.U.".

7.4s G ri. I

15.01

17.1 . 34.50 32.21) 21.85 92.06

44.05

32.60

2L85

15.53

29.44 5.75 2.r.88 91 00 5.18

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20.70

... 77.03 ... 10,16 , 57.50 .. 2S 18

LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Carpenter, 1. B-, 31i by 111 ft north-west side of lot 21 1 Ewing, W. G. AG. W., north-west ot lol 4 27 80 Fisher & Boluas, 20 bv 148 ft south-east sido . of lot 21 - J Gerhardt, J. W., north-west qr of lot 3 1 - Gates, C. L., io1 by 118 ft north-west side of lot 6 12 " " do lot 12 5 do 19 hy 143 ft south-east side of lot 11... 18 M Uvatt, Stephen, s e l oflot 7 27 S Uartman, George, sou'th-west i 01 lot 2S 1do south-west W of lot 26 i' Iowotai, Wm , 25 by 150 ft tubdivisiou of lots 27 and 28 1 w Lindensmith, Chas., improvements on lot 15 McCbesuey, Maria, 69 and a half by SO ft corner part of lot 8 . ..... .,' 1 If nirsl . south-east hall oflot 3 .

Sunn 11 A Greathouse, 40 by 75 ft alley end of lot 5 Wright, Anthony, lot 14 do south-west halt of lot 15... do south-west hair f let 10... IPPER ENLARGEMENT ' Atkinson, Wm.,18by 75 ft of lot CI Babcock. II. O., lot 9 - j Fisher, Ronald, 47 bv 75 It middle 1 ai t of lot I 08 Hart, It. B., 19U bv 75 ft oornei r"t' ' g do 17i by 75 ft corner part if lot 61 i Kahn, Lewis, lot 29 j Lanirley. T. R. D., north west a of lot ; McGill, I. N., lot 66

0'Riley, P. Clot 11 Rowley, N. 34) by 150 ft middle pt of lol Sfl Riellv, Wm., south east of lot 69 Rudd, C. K . 79' .; 1 y 7", fi alley end of lot 61... do 25 by 75 ft aUev end oflot 02 Wnite.T. I (Heirs), 22 by 150 It north west siile of iot 60

wi:,Antl,..iiy, -1 -ubdivt-iot, 1 f on I

Hftirr 11 do 00 2

15.53 St.71

3 4j 17 25 41 34 .

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EASTEUN ENr.Al:tE Allen Wm, lot 11, bl. ck BJ Backer, Michael. 3o by SOftmlddh 22, 2.1, and -i, bl Bates, Geo. (heirs) cor half ..riot It " 1

Bonn, Jacob, Baruotisky, Anthony Berc, P.-t.-r. improvements Bl.Ktm, I. II. Bulleti, Cts.rne, north-west iif Biete. R. Hal. , Henry, south -.-ast 9 ft o C.wle, Thomas, (heirs) Cat let t, W. A. t'upples, Joepll, N Whi 0 Catlett, M. A. CapelVe, Stephen, 5th Sub. division of North east ot Cross, K. Cop. George Cnniicrhsm, Mary L. Diefel, Leonard, S K half of

Detisner, Philip, Jr. llusonchet, A. A, Downey, Wm. Davidson, Joshna, tea. Alley end of Deacon, John. En n is, James Bngel, M Eaton, Thos. Ft itch, L. D. Foster, I. W.

Qantner, A Becker, hnprovelneuts ou Goelz, Leonbard One I z, Phillpp Giadr., John, middle half of improvement ou Evans Homestead Gantner, A Gt ossbecker, Chas Ilyat'. St. pl1.11

Hall, John B II unties, I Won.

Hallo, k, A.C. Hnmmlngford, Joe. Hatchings 11, Isaac Hart, KB...

HullSOll, I. W nail, James Henning, I. B Heberd, L. W 8 W ol Hen rick , J oh 11 Hutchinson, Dr T Ilendricksi, I Jacobs, Adam Jewitt, J B 3 by 00 feet of Keh. e, John Krnminack. r, If B , H E J Roenig, Aodtvw Lut, HeDiy Lamrhere, D .V Metsier, A Smith, improva ments on Martin, E. S Mcln. rny, M Miller, Theobald Miller, J. 11 Negley, W P. S W hi of... Newmater, I hrist Newlierty, Elirur Niuirisi, Leonard O'Ril. , P G

Ob.rt, Anthony " Pharr, Chas F M

Parker, Edwards ' Bobbers, John " Rice, Jacob Sr., " Beitman, II. in v, S E .. ol Ritb-r, Philipp N F. 1 ,' ( Reilly, Wni StahlhaetT. r, M (heits) " Slockfleth, II "

Seider, John " Schrant, Conrad M Bchnee, P M " Subin, K. II. 04 bv lisi ft all. y end of lots 21, 22, 23 and Stephens, T, 3 Sub-division of" Bsjueaiko, Wm (hakes) ' Sch him p.t Inssemir Schweitzer, John, s e J ol s'undei tuaii . Mary " Scliii. id. rt Henry, Schaelier, Fr.sl " Wright, AnthtMi) "

2 ' II 1 37 " 3-11 ; ' 4 11 15.'. " t " 0 l. 3 1 ' I " 44 1.14 lo U I.Kt " 8 " 54 5 75 9 " 51 ' 12 11 4.1. " 0 " H 5 75 ' 13 " 52 11 9 " 11 4 37 " 10 " 11 10.24 18 " 61 14 'k. " 4 ' 37 7 S I ii '4 " 18 " 39 I 96 " 17 " 0 it.- ' lo " 11 2.19 " 11 " 11 7 -- 9 23 lo 35 " 51 " 11 ' tsi 1.86 " 16 ' 62 1 ' J " 7 " 14 " f, " 15 15 31 17.25 " 24 ' 44 I ' " 5 " 46 4.is 1 ' 5.'. 12.65 " 12 " 40 IT' ' 7 " 44 1.38 " 22 " 44 " 8 " 48 " Hi 65 T.48 ' 20 " 55 1. t . ' 9 " 31 it I. " 4 " 27 I " 7 " .39 8.1 I 14 " C " 15 ' 10 1.88 " 11 " 27 1 : " 12 ' 27 " 4 " 3:; 3,74 ' 18 ' 33 3.74 " 19 " 88 20 31 " 17 V 8 I I ' 20 " 31 to " 1 47 2.90 ' a ' 47 1 I . -1,- 1. 4H ' tl ' 48 14 " .'.1 " 7 " 3 18.98 8 3 11 , I) " 3 11.8(1 M ft .' 1 " U " 1 .1 , " 17 " 4.1 8.1 " 17 " 1 1. 1 " a " 2 3 7 4 4 ' 14 " 52 " 11 " 48 " 12 "51 I . N 12 ' 43 1.44 " 2 37 K.33 3 " 47 1.73 " 3 ' 32 17.25 " 12 " 22 ' 1 ' 41 S M 6 " 38 1 1 50 8 " 34 i ' I )(i " ?.'. 1 "II 18 ' 2 10 ' 31 .66 ' 9 "8 2 8' ' 19 ' 32 6.3

14 19

33 15 15 15

51 31

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111 " 26 n - " 21 HI 21 12 " 21 1 11 e 10 2 11 24 8 " 2t; 6 ' 41 13 - 41 K ' 4:t I " 4. ." " 49 " 3 i 6 34 . 7 " 34

iiAKKR'S ADDITION

Curnick, Thos.... Doyle, Patrick.... Gleason, Patrick. Hall, J B KeUey, LA Kinney. Dennis. VI aior, John WhitleJsey, A. T.

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3 24 15 12 13 lo 11 4

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dir. entlf. 'Hil'KIASti

t KaXSKN, Agents.