Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 71, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 December 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' CC1JDK. uvlllt fe (iawfonlvtllc 11. It. M. (1 M. DEPASTIBEE. iinodatton Train .41 A, -raj .... ff.V) - rrain 12.1- P. tmodatiaa ; 3.6") j Steaniers Ucguinr Packets. For iiirticvUirs, '&&16brti$emeut. l&LXv Coven leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays o'clock 5T. ' Arrives Mondays and Thursdays ;kt. roa PAccAji. SBAR leaved Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frit 12 o'clock u. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, titurdays at night. 'l ASdebsi'N leave Tuesdays, Thursdays aud days at 12 o'clock, M. Arrives Mondays, yesdays and Fridays in tUo night. roa UENDEBSOK. W. D. M. Whitl plies daily, leaving Evansville I forenoon and returning in tho evening. rosoi vvtut. ET hi ,! e. of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays aud days at C o'clock r. h. Arrives Tueedavs mid days In the afternoon. T h v. , 1 f Gallipolis, leaven Mondays at Clocks., and Thursdays at O n'cle. k r. n. ves Sundays atnl Thursdays in tin' atlernoon. fob r.i.i i airtuu B. i eri fi i leaves Mondays and Thursdays y'cloek p. M. for Rowling Green. Arrives on days and Thursdays iu the morning. ie Eaves leaes lor South Carmlkin aud Pond r, on Wednesdays and Saturday", at noon. ' ves on Tuesilays aud Fridays, at night ifiro it regular daily comnmnic-ml ton with IJf.n,on ADii .i v.ii :: in '-j hvtxt awl l&n ooavaRIVEE ITEMS.

BTEAMP.OAT REGISTER. ABSIVEO. . u.ai. St. Lou ; Dunbar, Padncah ; awoad, Cincinnati; Woodford, N U.; John Ganlt, Cairo. OKIAETIID. V. Clieesown. Cin.; Dunbai , l'adu. all ; bdford, LouisTiUai Ulenwood, N is.iv ; John Ganlt, Louisvilh-. BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY. I. Anderson, Paducah; Lue Eaves, Pond river; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Fanny Bullitt, N. O.; Gen. White, Henderson. ——— ......The River was rising all day yesterday, having swelled about eight inches during the day. The dispatches show the state of the river at points above. PITTSBURG, Nov., 30.—River 10 feet 6 inches by the pier mark and falling slowly. Weather cloudy and damp. ......The weather, yesterday, was exceedingly windy during the early part of the day, but became calmer in the afternoon. The sky was overcast with clouds and there was every appearance of a coming snow storm. ......The Fanny Bullitt left Louisville yesterday and will be down this afternoon. Our fellow-townsmen, Gus. Lemcke and [missing]onald Fisher, will be aboard to do the agreeable to their friends and patrons. Any person who wishes to send freight or take passage South can find no better opportunity than on the Bullitt. She is a nice and staunch boat, and runs like a race-horse. Besides, she is owned in Evan3ville, and de-

erves the patronage of our citizens having business in the South. Be ye ready, therefore, for the Bullitt. ......The "Big" Grey Eagle, one of the nest [sic] packets afloat, will be at the landing this evening with shingle out for Louisville. Capt. Daniels, an experienced boatman, will be in command and Mr. Duval in the office. The Grey Eagle is the boat on which to take a trip to Louisville. ......The Anderson is the regular Paducah mail packet today on arrival of the cars. Her accommodations are said to be excellent. ......The sprightly Lue Eaves departs for Green river this evening. Capt. McDonald will be found in command, and a clever commander he is. ......The D. B. Campbell left Thursday evening with a moderate trip and the mail. ......The Submarine No. 6 arrived on Wednesday night and immediately took position alongside the wharf-boat and commenced operations. Thursday being Thanksgiving day, a large crowd, having nothing in particular to do, crowded both the wharfboat and the Submarine in order to witness the manner of proceeding in raising a boat. After spending most of the day in getting ready, the pumps were set going about 4 clock in the afternoon. They were kept at work about half an hour, but it was discovered they made no impression on the water in the hold, it running in from the river an fast as it was pumped out. The job is abandoned by the bell boat until the river falls sufficiently to let them get at the holes in the hull just below the outriggers.— When these are stopped, raising the boat will be but a few minutes work. The quantity of water thrown by the pumps of the Submarine is about 800 barrels per minute. We regret the accident to Capt. P. G. O'Riley, who seems to be pursued with misfortune during this year. The freight on board had to be moved and yesterday several drays were so employed. ......From the Paducah Tri-Weekly Herald of the 29th we learn that the Clipper, the boat that sunk in the Cumberland river on the 24th, has been raised, and when the May Duke passed her was raising steam for the purpose of resuming her trip to Cincinnati. The Glenwood, which parsed here yesterday, had on [sic] pumps to raise the Clipper, but it seems that the latter has got along without this aid. ......The Henderson brass band came up on the Gen'l Anderson on Thursday morning and gave some of our citizens a seranade [sic] just about the break of day. They performed very well, and elicited a good many commendations from those who had the pleasure of hearing them. ......The Hon. John Bell is now building at Pittsburg a new and powerful towboat for the purpose of towing coal from his Tradewater Mines to Nashville. This boat is to wear the name of Marine Dannell, a veteran boatman recently deceased, the last year of whose life were spent in the employment of Col. Bell, as the confidential superintendent of his coal mines. [<N. A. Ledger>. ......We understand that a private dispatch was received yesterday announcing that the Fanny Bullitt will be down to-day for New Orleans. There is but little freight awaiting shipment, yet we trust that the Fanny may obtain a good share of it.

......The Woodford passed up yesterday flying light. The Autocrat was due and probably passed up last night. She had about 300 tons of freight on board. ......The Diana, on Friday night, took on board 250 bbls flour, 995 sks corn, 9 hhds tobaco for Crane & Brown, and 8 hhds of bacon for Geo. Foster & Co. ......The N. W. Thomas left New Orleans on Sunday, with 100 tons freight. She passed up last night, or will, doubtless, arrive to-day. ......The Glenwood, which arrived yesterday morning, was detained the remainder of the day "wind bound." She succeeded in getting off in the evening. ......The Tecumseh which was raised at Louisville the other day has put off for Cincinnati to be docked. She will be ready for business in a short time.

COPELAND & NEXSEN,

111 I OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, NO. 1 FIRST STBJCET, EVASSVIhuE, ISD., MltJb'.VO PMKPJHUn TO TJLKK BCC ..-'-.- and issue Policies in several of the widest and uioet roliablo Insurance Companies of the United States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, iusured . the most favorable rates. MARINE AND INLAND AVIGATION Risks tukcu on FLAT-BOATS, BARGES, STEAMBOATS aud their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIFE INSUIIANCK. Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE BT CHOICE INSURANCE WITH THE (INI iHSURAHCE CO. laaorpor&tnd 1819 Cluwtf lVrpuI. CASH CAPITAL SI,;()(U)00, ABSOLUTE AND I ' N 1 M r A t Kit J. Not Surplus of $942,181.72, And thi prelij-e nf 40 yearn Btaaaaas and experience. t'PWARDS OP JH.CVOrOOO Of ftatf have ten )ald by tho 'Etna Ibsnraace Coinpany iu the jiast 4tl yenis. The vidua of reliable fiisniane f'rom the f.db.wiiis; ill bo apparent LOSS B S PAID BY T 11 V. M T A A ncuiNo ins past iie ji.aks: In Ohio $4:iler-iJ-lnMichlgun, tl58,ol1.81 Ifflndfaiia,-... 14,C9.8I In Wisconsin, l(tfl,9.r5.7 In Kentucky, 20UBf,W Miisonrl .vtH,.'il8.)4 lov.a A Minn. lflI,8f.4C Peiin'a A Va.. njBKjkt In IUiiioi-.... i Is.JJT.J l Tenoes.-e,.... '.7.f54'..'Tt Kansas A N b l..94f.77 Ark. ,t ;a.... -it.Wi.if. Mississippi aud All-ania,...J.r2,41iJ.ll. Piro and Inland Navigation Risks accepted at terms consistent w ith solvency nnid fair profit. aaatfal ntttnftnn rjiren Id inmranre nf Dn'FT.LTXHS ale' (''ttt'-ntt.fur term a 1 f" -r pear. Tli solid serve long nud nirci -vs fully tri.il, and tie- many advantages the AHiia Inniraiu.e t'..iiipan pos sses iu its line, should not bo ovethtoked by those ready to InfMirn ai.d uudurstauding their best interocts. DuriiiL' "stringent times " tho nerossity for re liabb- Insurance beooBies an imperative duty the al.dity of proiM-rty owners to sustain loss beltag tle-n much lessened;. , . i " AgonciM iu all the .urfucfpal 'lt aud fpwus throughout the State Pflitio isWiTw irhotut deI ay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of tho Company. tr Kusiuess attendval to with despatch and fidelity. C0PELAND & NEXSKN, Agents, my2 Savings Bank Building, Kirt St. BY STATE AUTHORITY. INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. DCVOTKU TO IHSS) RAN'.'K KXCLi:I VRLY. EiBJ rash Capita!, - - I00,IM,0 Cash Assels - $547,712.86 S. t. I.OOMIS, Pleat. II . I i i.i O'.n, . .-u etal y It II il. Itl. !I Aid I.L., MM Agt, l IMMNNtTl, 0. 04 AK' Uta in :il I I If 11 lUi i; ! iSliul Hint jjjMPMI o1 i in- I ' niou . 4i ,i.s.va:- pROMPrr r r'A-rnt aXAppM f'e o" n rViVe.l. pllri. p 1siied and re. ni., and all bv.siuees pel laiuiiitc i the agency proiuplly attend. to :v PF.LA i I ,C i XSl: 5. Ajiei.!'. BJSJ-om.e. on Fii.l St., bet. Mini and Sy... iu R-iviUiTS Hank Ttnlbliie:. ARE YOU INSURED ? miAS ARK h Wt.KKOl S! EVANSVILLE AGENCY Off THIS. 111KI.CHA!TS, INSl IA( K CO. II A RTFOH . I'tcN.V. C:ish Capital, $200,000 OIK Kf TllltS : Mai k ll.'UarJ, S. WoodrutT. , James ttollr, E. Kola-Its, Guy K. Phalp-., 'fllllotlA Sheldon, James p. Eoster, fkluey A. White, t'loi T. nillver, Elijah II. I .!, Ib-nier Itlatlebtil .! . WafeaMI l. Iliitdmrd. M. M. .M.'rriniau, w. i,. fMtjawa W. 11. D.Callemler. "TAppli-ations reeefrisl, PoKeies isne.l ;,nd reneHe.l. and all business pertijiiing to lie Ag.-nry promptly atteinle.1 to.f TO,"4Ja, ."v .C U u .I,oes eqiiit bly adjustud and prouiptly paid r.t this Agencv. augO rol'l I.AND .-. M: VSKN . Aant. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., VEIF TOMK CITY. r r .IL it j tun ws i i Cash Capital, ALL lAIi IN. $rr0,0(KK Si;ij,uoo SI ltPL.CS. WILL I8SUK PARTICIPATION POLICIES, Kotitling tlioasaiind to a portion of its Protits, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set aaJdo annually for that Mrjpose, providiug i ' r riv, . In b v arl ac-niaulaiioos. v,hch are fended ia-sif-si.1 ol I eiug dividod to slock::olilei, anl ruF.A p S F. s . In div ianda tn bobtiersof par'ieipation policies," fttia AI'.ITKMKNT in Manne Insn-aii.e from ha ataadalvl tllaat tS premium t u custore.ers who Inay pr.-t. i ie ot - pari ielps turn . jo- RI'll Wi I.I. BR. Pret. TIL'S W. HIKDSALL, Vi.e fie.id. ot. n. l. ni tioea . B. i y . I lil i oil FA F V flisl.lee ivaii st I'.-.ai.d llaiAaar I'V File "II In.- . UouNehvld Purnitarua Mooes, Vai Hwellbotasas and lie .1 . ...I i.l n. I'oln o s I -Mie-.l bv sspilti fml-fel AND A NE.dBK, Ageiits.

AGEIY

STEAMBOATS. REGULAR PACKETS. 1 V X s

CHARLEY B0WEN1! II. T. DEXTER, Master. Wm. Bently, John DexUi, ClerR. The BOWES ithj regular Evansville aud Cairo Swift, Ligljl-Dracht, U. S. Mail, Pa-sciT and Freight Pail;, t. OR- Arrives Friday m .rniug at Kfanavflla every Tuesday au.l making close counectiou with the RAILROAD FUR LOl'ISVILI.K, CINCINNATI, AND TUE EAST. toy I,eavs Evanvil'e every Tuesday and Sat- ! urday at IS o'clock w., connecting with CUMBERLAND A TENNESSEE IS1VKU ' Pat kets at Smithlnud, and at Cairo with Ihe I ILLINOIS CENTRAL UAILK .!, j And with Packets for ST. J.OCIS, MKSU'UIS, AND. NEW Ol'.LKANS. W The C. Bow r.s goe to Cairo evert Tuesday, aud the I 'riARi KV Bnnrv goes to Cairo every Saturday, oeps MAIL. i Evanvillc&radutjali Daily Packets DUNBAR, LiLS FOIVLER fl aster. GEN. ANDERSON, FOWLER . Mailtr. Leave Evannvlllf IJntlv at 1'5 o'clock M. Snndnys Eicepted. Leave Ialieali Oatly at O A. III. The DUNBAR and GEN. AHBERSOT4 no. he closo conie-i tioiis at Padut ah W illi pari.. Is for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, Am! nt Kaii- ille with packt'tH fur LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI Itulii .mil., for the Kbsi. "BijCTlie Dunbar iroea to Cairn every Fri.lay, and tho Qeu. Anderson irims to Cairo I'verv Saturday. .Ii ill N B. 1ILL, Agent, septus Vo. 2 Water street. .aR vil . It Mi f Jt .V ' - snd BywUna Green Padbst, The libi draft V. S. Mail Steameij H. B. CAMPBELL, A. LITER, Captain, JOHN TBAVTS, Cl'k, Laaves lv. .. o-ville every Monday and Thursday, at In a'clock, P H ; leav.-s Bewlint; Green every Wedn, le.v aud flatnrdny, at S A. M. pov28 OJt SOtiTH JISHOS :-4t, at POND KIVEll The elemnt paaaeag' r steamer hVTt EAVE8, McDovalo. M'vster, Avoitv, Clerk, will iieik.- nan tar w nti-treek.ty trips to Soutl loftoij and Pond iiivr, leaviuir on W.-l.. ardavs and Saturdays. For freight cr ;asitio, apply on boaid. n. '- V.V.S I'il.l, K 6C U HiJS'UJi HSO.y Packet, Gan'l D. M. WHITE, It. L. L.v.'APTi:it, master, runs as a BSSJfcdBr Fr-'iht and Ia.-s.nt-r Packet daily (Sundays excepted) l-etween this point and HeBde: -oa. au;7 ww or tiin1. I to.' Loaatvlln ami nw Bendartoa LiKht-Dranght, Swift, t3id I . u -- Wheel C. S. M.and Paasoiiarer Pa k.-i2L.-r"--t'f

Grey Eagle, Cupt. A. DONNALLY, J. A. Lvk, CI k, Leaves' Evansville for Louisville every Monday at 12 o'clock M ., and every Thursday at c. o'clock P. M., arriving at Louisville Tuesday and Friday eve , Ui -s . K'-te- o leavs Loaisvillo every Weduesdny and Saturday evening at H o'clork. JN0. B. 11AI L, Agent, july2i5-tf No. 2 Water street. EVANSVILLK AND LOUISVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKET, Gr r oy JES X o . W. II. DANIELS, ( apt. S. P. JlALLlcAV, i:'erk. m njrvjis k i-v-v-.v vti. i. r n hi afL Tuesday and Saturday at G o'clock p. M. Returning, leav. Louisville every Monday and Friday at 1 o'clock p. m. War Throtsgli Bills of Lading wiU la Riven for Tobace.i or other freight to Paltimore or New York at as low rates it not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-bout rates fop any point on the Ohio Kive, or on Green River. W The paeec.t;tr aecoinniodat ions of the Grey Eagle are inisilUMSSsiiil bj any boat npoa tho Western waters. Apply on board or to JO 74. N R. II ALL, june7-dtf No. 2 Water stieet.

FORVARD'C &

COMMISSION.

W. M. AIKMAN & CO,. JE H. O jDTJOE -AN I' Commission Merchants, No n Norlll Wnln si., Etansvlllr. ttW AKeots Ibr (be sale ot Sail, Elonr, Qraia, ProvisioiiR, and all other aiti. lea of Protluca .)Ct25 I. ,1. CH.VNK W!l. BROWN. CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Moi'claniitfii, EVANSVILLE, LVD. tB-5" Aleuts lor Kanawha Salt llompany. 'a4 i; Liliei nl i. l advance', mad., on Shipments of Produce 'lie. umlerslgned, of the late firms of I. A. Graaa .fc '., and Iti-own .t Ai'iinsn, have this day assoeial.Ml themselves togetlier under the name of ('ran. A Drown, lor ihe purpose of transnerinr a Cleiiei a! Forwarding and Conimiaasoa lieu , n.

1 carried .u by lae hue anaa.

fpi in our long experience aiifl iiicreasert fa., iliiies, t.-.gether with our e.rsonal and strn t aitenf ion to the Interests ..f onr Correspond-nts, we ha-'Ard Qolhing .'i uiiaifiiibsdiiK parfect satinlsi : ion. We beg leave to express our g ratitude tt those who have most.. fore enntided Iheir interests to our k-Mspiii?, and trust to be able to serve tin ni iu future, pledg-nc our Led effort to the advanc-un-nt ..I their ialereals. ISAAC A. CRANE, ,., 12 lyd WILLIAM RROWN.

.1 tut Mm KXPBKHf '.Wf ..v NEW A l: RANG EM ENT. The nonnc Adams Rsnutsa Compami reap . i fully to their friends and pat rons, the pub! : Evansv iff., and vieiuit v, I ba: . i tb in i e ili ties I the triilli-portation el f a- ; I u Hi, pa c u .i n k . 31 0 A X 1 A -V It F Ah V A ii 'S,

They s.. licit a eontitiuame of former favors, Es(wicial ,-are takwn iu the collection of Bills, Drafts, i Motes, ami the trauportaliou of small and valuable parkaeee. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the CaI oiiiiios of the ExpresM, can obtain any desired, iufor1 ueiti in reference to the rmin.s and details of the 1 yvfisiueN?!, at their Dfliee on First Btreet, beiweeu Main and Locust, ori osiia the Post Office, de it G. II. FISH. Agent.

Old Established Wharf Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. F. G. O'BJLEYSc Co 4 j CO .11 M I SS K'N MERC II A N T General Itaitro. ,o ambont, and Exprt-cs Agn fs Special Agents for tile PKNK. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connection, over w-hich we are authorized u, give through receipts at tb lowest possible rates Having a niaiiii'e -t !i w narl laat at the iaieline, lie. larger and prot- el from ex,s.su patch of all Use Ohio Uiver, capable of storing : all morchandize liable to dam.-ure we are prepared to heflitete the .lisnsigp.ments, forwarded ti. bar rare RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. I PartioulHr Htt!iti-u paid tu Reirfrlait Stovhrg tuitl Vrwrd.,ug, also, to th Sale of any Produce, or otht-r prpvrtyT roQ-ftigufd to fcf l, aud tatif.I faction cufrauteod. I Oltii;. and hXt-Mi'dvo Warh.iiio ou Water Htr. ft. rvMoiniiij? th Teif-icniph, and ou the Wharf ho!, -w hi h wr artH to be found, attrU'ii .ie t I H imierrtg cf our patrons nt kll bourn, dny .nid uitlit. With out -luptMifir iBfilltirWii lomft laiidtnu ; nutirict; "nvry ; rtud . mi-, .e of uiir ouniiiifw, we ' tA-iind. nt of triviuij Keneral etatinfat I and huH- to :turit a crntinuaur ot :he tin)v p.-setran-iW 1r' MOW Olljoyi -t'Z . Tjilw rnl ooh a-tvatf t wiJI ii- on all'oti-jiu Hint I t 1 ..(..'' - ur ii : i ihi .. . it I.-M I - i ii mi tv ' uf flu pr:ucp.il ii aii. l t, NiTfi., Hmvi or s.rih. P. C. O RILE V & CO.

MISCELLANEOUS.

WILLIAM BIERBOWER, WHOLESALE DRUGG 1ST

AND PFALER IN PAINTS, ERCSIIES,OILS, VARXISU, Window Class aud glassware, Perfumery of all kinds, Medicinal Brandies, Wine, "C, Arc. n-anhineton Itlork, ." nirerl. KVANSVILLE, INC. KV Proprietor of the Genuine Roll's Tonic. fei.ir.-ivd jriO.II; 0T 1.1.11 1 M.i

lot lately received of desirable sizes and easy prices ; also, Brushes, Wicks, and Chimneys to accompany (same, at J AS. ERSKINE at CO.'s, novio No. 47 Main street.

6r ti iiiiuim.". itr uo) VALTIEi; & M ARCONN1 CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. fnr of Evamsville, Nov. 2J, 1S60. VOTICJi IS UEHMlBTt- GIVJUV that I, Christia.i Hedderich, Collei-torofthe i City of LvauBville, between the hours of 9 and 12 I o'tloi k a. m .and - aud 5o'clo,-kp. M. , on the 15th of j Deceiaher, 1.S0O, will soil at public auction, at the ' door ol the Court House in ttie City of Evansville, ! 1 Feli nei, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of t'ity taxes for the year lSfiO, due : from ti e owners thereof to the City of Evansville, j the same being now due and unpaid, aud for the I coats of said sale, and that sr.eh sale will ba continned from day to day at tho aforesaid hours and place until nil tho lots and parcels of real estate : berela mentkaetl arc sold or r.nerod lor aale :

UUIOISAL PLAN. i; ibeock, Bros., nnd'.t V' of ri3 by 75 ft s. w. end of lot No. 67. (share of E. s. ItaLcock) lieebler, Jacob, improvements on lots No. 21 and 22 . Dnrbain A Snyder, Jo by 150 feet north-west side of lot 70 : fjornbrook, Philip, 20 by ofeet, middle part of lot 15 Jones, Jas. , lot No. l: Lawieuee, E., south east half of lot No. 2.... SMknklin, John, north-east one-fourth of lot No. h". Baautklin, .lames M., lot Hie Wheeler, Ii. J., on L... list street, -iy.t by 73 feet, beiun middle part .4' north-east half of lot No. In4 DONATION KN l.AEGEMENT. P.,-. hler, Jac.b, uorth-ust half lot No. 14. Elliott, Joseph P., lot No. IS3 :r. i:.r, John .t- Mis.. BtHtth-weaB half of lot No. lib Jarvis, Kieliard, Uapmvemenla on lot 151.... Jones A Itlythe, MKj feet on Third strei-t by fii'd.J f. et, part ot Eastern quarter of public square, lot No. I5a v Melti:yuol.ls, J. F., iinpr.iv. un nu on lot IM Kedmond. Thomas. :,"'.' . by 114 feet s.uithweat side of lot 2 27....".:.. Wheeler, II. (J., lot No. 217 " ' Sid " " " 2:t8 ' Cl'l'Ei: EM. A RQ EM K'NT. Gavitt, John s., sonlh-wast half of lot 2.1 Hopkins, Mary, lt No. 12 HcUriO, A. J!.,iior;h vi-st one sixth of lot l'J south-west one-third cf lot 20 Nelson, Hiram, north east half of lot 68 2S bv 75 b et alley end of lot No. (W Pil-heo, A. '. SOUth-WeSt ball of lot 21 VTheeler, II. Q., 6th subdivision of 71 au.l 72 (ah siibditison of 71 aud 72.. Watker, John T., Lister's subdivision No. 18 of out-lot No. 2 LOW SB ENLAltC.EMENT. Combs, Amelia :2,4 by 150 feet alley eud of I ; A STERN EN LA KG EM ENT. Cook.Z. II., 1 23 11 1 12 a , 37 sttbd'n of ' I ( lark. Lei Clemeiils, Evans. C. II " 7 " 51 heirs... 13 " l(i r 11 " 13 1 " 34 " :t " 31 " 17 " 38 " 13 " 42 " 12 " 44 " 15 " 48 the uodiviJed of the 8 qr, the w. qr. and the u. erf. of Evans's Homestead.;:.......:..... Evans, Uob, i t, lot No. In. block IB... Evans DeWitt, the undivided 'i part f the the vv. i and the n. of Evans's

Homestead 57.00 cioldsmith, Dan , heirs, lot No. 7, block ob... ;.t.,".'i Gavitt. John S., lot 11, Mock 42... l.Td h 4 " 40... 4.B0 Hopkins, Mary " 11 " 4... 2 88 ! " 4... 2.88 Jones, J as G., " ID ' lo... T.M Jaquess, J. S., 4th subd'ii " 4 " 37... CJM Lant J- Brothers " I " 4R... 1.73 " :i " 21... 2.88 Lant, Ceoige 20 by 12.' fvet of lot II, block 17... 1.81 " 12 " 17... 2.88 Lant, Win. .( George ' U " 40... !).78 " 14 " 41... 3.45 Stoekwcll, Matilda 15 " 51 ... 5 75 " in " 51... 5.75 Seantlin, Jas.,.ji. , "in " 35... 5 18 Spiegel, Philip " 4 " S5... .78 I.AMASio.

Archer, Thoa, M. ii.-r of rtul len , Qeorge, do do do lie. I.lll.-l. I . W. Hippos. CSotlfob.do do Brentaeke, Christ H'll bv tPI l.-et l i t. w. Bl.ak 27.., lot .do .do ..do 1 do .1. do do do do do lo do do do do ih. 82. S3. do in .jrdo :t do 4 do Jl .. .1 i 2 do 12 Pi, k, Poll. Mi. "Pal hael irtctk. li. S2.. i:;l 175,, 23. Di lal. in. i.-i A do Drinknieier.v: Baker. Wild do 8 do .. .lot in bl'k do 15 do do in do do 17 .Mo 18 do 28 lo 32 do do do do 101 136... ras... 60... 50... 50... 00... 50..! 50... 17(1... 170... do do pody, CI i do do do do do I do do do do do do do do do do .1.. do lo do do do do ..do ..do ..do . do do ..do ..do .do ..do .do ..I.. ,.d ...lo do : .do .do ..lo 1 do 1 I- 5 Coiiani, .1. Co.l, . M: rta. If do Durv, I. o Ten.. So do do Dolali, Pjtl i, Ii do BepeaiaBaidt, X Itki Frily. ( 'hai fes. do 13S. 135... Itr....' 162..., lo2... 150... ISO... 23... 171... 174... 51... 54... 100... 100... 128... 128... 128.... 50.... 50.... 11.... ! I3.... l:t.... 105 80.... aneof d :ti : i li Prank, Ferdi .u.i. do Foster. John W do Foll7.Cll.ls do da do do do lo do do lo do 20 do 21 do 1 do 2 do 6 do 7 do 8 do 5 do '1 do 5 do 5 do i: do 7 do C.alliger, .las .... do do Until. Peter do tMear, I. G ....do Hoi ulrool, A Burt is do ....do do Uewson. JfoliD. .....lo 7 ....do 2! (lo do do 11 Block inn ward, Maria.. do 14 do 18 do 1 do 2 .1" 25 do b do 7 do do do do dn do ML.. 101. 174... 174... 52... (lo llabn, Michael., do Band, Henry.... do Hardin. C W. .. ! I

.....do 8 do 26 do U do 25 .1.. lo do 25 do II do 25 do 12 do 25 do ..4 do z5 da 2-1 do 25 do Jl do 25 do - do 25 do 2'i do 25...., do b do 105 do 7 do 10". do 2 do 136 Jin .1 ShanMiu do 27 do 101 do do 2 do 1115 do do :: do 105 os A ( handler do 4 do lo0 do U.A 5 do 103 es. J.is. G do 23 do 171 do do 5 do 12S do d.. 2t do 128 Ou lo s: do l:-J do do "l do 12 pi I, Chas do R) d.. :tst do do 21 do 30

Kahu. Soloniou, tho middle lia'f of lot No. J, block 76 . :.-

Kuhn, Jacob do 1 do , Lock wood, Edw do 7 do ' do do 8 do Longhans, Bar do 30 do Mensinger, Geo..! do 5 do Muth, John, sr..,... do 3 do Meier, Augnat .....do 9 do Mageuheimer, Johu. ...do 3 do Nero, Heury do 21 dn DO 5i 60 55 Jo5 i:;i 134 1"4 47 47 2t 24 lou 100 lOl...., 101 101 113 113 l 130 do ......no 22 do ORil.y, T. G.. .do 6 do 7 fin 7 do 8 do ! do ..do ..do ..do ..do do 19 do 20 da l do 2 do S do 9 At 10 do 4 do do do do do do do do do ISO. 17(i.. 17. do Block 151... do 173 ... Rowley, Nathan do do do Richards, Chas... Reis, Anthony... do Reitz, John A do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 154 ... 151 109 1(19 75 loo."... 100 29 29 29 29 29 29 29.... 29.... O'.l do do do ...do do do do do do do in do do 11 do do 12 do do 13 do do 14 do do 15 do do If. do do 14 do do M do do 7 do da 8 do do 5 do 29... 29... 29.. 29... 29... S5.. S5.. 102.. 102.. 131.. 75... lb.10 5.75 So. 15 51.05 50.2C 23.00 58.94 5B.S1 0.78 26 M U.-.70 23 r8 L75 SchilliUK. Frederick. ...do 5 do Snouse, Philip io l a.. 81... Srhautler, cnas., mi i.y ieet corner part oi lot No. 5, bloek 77 Sachs, Alexander, west of lot No. 4 block Bit, and west ;4 ot lot no. a piolk Suite, Henry, lot No. 2 block Lit Soronson, Soren, :ti)o ft west side of bloek li'4 do 300 ft west side do lot No. 1 bloek do do 6 do Scott, II. C, do 29 do do do 311 do Tippel, Fred., lot No. H block do eastern hi do do me 134 134 54 54 lOl 85 84 74 101 104 104 135 135 136 136 iuo Taylor, John, lot No. 15 do Turner, W. S., do 9 do I. v.o4 l. a m 4 Cu II. 50 17.25 !.49 35.65 tM 13JJ0 130 9.20 12.b.i 8.03 J.20 1.84 do do do do do do do do 1 1 do 5 do 11 do 12 (o 36 . do do do I'nknow n owner, 20 feet on Eight, extendine; back by first avenue 119 bet, block 52 do 20 ft on Ninth street extending back by first avenue 119 ft, block r.2 Wocda, Josep Weaver, J. K

., lot 1 do 20 38 do 2 do 20 37 do 3 do 20 38 do 4 do 20 37 do 29 do 20 38 do 30 do 20 50 ristian, lot 11 block 84 2.63 i. do 4 do 64 3.38 itz, do 15 do 74 1.50 I., do 2 do 71 l.f.9 do 24 do 136 38 do 25 do 130 37 do 9 do lj(i 2.(.3 do 3 do 80 3.19 do 4 do 80... 8.56 do 3 do 30 3.00 do 4 do 3o 3.00 do 17 do 54 1.50 do 4 do 130 1.88

15.23 3.74 0. GI 2.63 5.18 bo la.i" 2.3n 2JJ0 1. b.t 1.A3 b.20 2 .'HI 2 01 B.16 Wheeler, II. CANAL BAS1K. Reitz. John A, lot 7 CAKPENTEK FIELD. Cannter, A. B., 7 acres of of,, mid more or Dss, situated north of Ann at., ev-t ot LamBsc, A west of Sharpe's enlarcreHi't Nightingale, R.F., 25 ft on 1st avenue by KXM't Ressler, Adam, 25 ft on 1st avenue bv I'M ft FOURTH ENLARGEMENT. Billion, George fraet lot (. block 18 do do 7 do 18. Bat shy. E. 4 II., s. ar. or. of lot 9 block 7 a. w. qr. of lot 10 do 7 s. w.qr.of lot 11 do 7 li it. - Uarvey, lot 9 block 1 1 do 10 do 11 Biirtis, Edward, do 18 do 18 do 19 do 18 do 20 do 18 Baker, William, do 5 do 0 do 0 do 0 do 12 do 1 do 13 do 1 Bull, Kohert, doll do 17 InS.oo 1.38 Copely, Gus tarns (heirs) lei 10 bl.s k 1 11 do 1 do do do do do do do lot flans i fj, Michael, Dnry, Lorenzo, 1 do do 20 20 20 20 9 12 13 7 V do do do do Drebns, Henry limits'. Downey, Newton, Frank, Ferdinand, 18 9 bloek 7.S8 1 .50 1.6 56 53 3 12 5.2o 0.75 5 63 60 :t.75 twa 4..rsi 4.5(1 3JS8 3.37 12.75 45 45 (10 45 2.25 1-31 1.31 1.24 1.24 1.24 1.25 1 24 L2I 1.24 3.00 10.12 75 C8 3.38 37 ei :i8 2.0C. 1.88 2.C3 2.2. 75 75 1 50 7J5 1.35 IJK Fuss, Adam, undivided J undivided Jf undivided is f lot 1 Hock do 2 do .-third of block 12 Grant, Wm., lot 12 block 9.... do 13 do 9.... Gavitt, John S., do 3 do 2 do 4 do 2 Hahn, Christian (heirs) lot 8 bbs k 9.. Hahn, M Irhaal, do 1 do do 20 do 20 20 29 15 Vi............. 10 10 do 4 block do do do do do do do do do do do do Haney, W. L , Hyatt, .Stephen lot do tl. . flo tb. do do 10 12 13 14 15 17 18 12 13 lot do do do do do do 17... 17... 17... 18... 18... bloek do do do lo ill. do do do do do Jarvis, John (heirs), Jou.-s. Jas. G., Hi 17 17.. in.. lo.. 10.. 10.. lo... 10... 18 19 20 -1 Keil, Nicholas, 20 bv bha-k 0 '. ft corner pt of lot 4 do lot 5 blank o do do 6 do 0 Mensinjrer, George, fraet lot 5 Mock 18 Mills. Haa Me.lohiisoii, Kinl i k,

do 5 ih lo 1.S8 do 14 do 18 .'.(10 do 15 do IS 1.84 do M do 18 1.60 do 17 do 18 1.31 do 5 do 2 5.14 do 21 do 2 2.06 do 22 do 2 2.00 do 23 do 2 2.O0 do 21 do 2 0.7.". do 4 do 1 3.94 do 1 do 0 2.03 do 2 do 6 8.03 do 3 do 6 ,. 3.7.-,

Plumer, Boracs eirs) Pierre, Bess it j Nicholas, , Nathan, 1.5(1 5.(s. 1.88 1.87 1.88 1.24 2.74 5.0(i 1.88 1.87 1.88 1 87 5.00 14.2.". 4.50 1.50 1.65 1.50 !H 1.13 68 C7 68 b7 (18 b7 68 (17 Oft G7 68 25 ft on Center str. et extending back 2-1 fr u.w . end of lot No. 4 bloek 0, and 5 ft on Pino st by 75 ft s. w. side of lot 1 block 6 .". lot No. 1 block 10 Reis, Anthony, lot 9 bloek 11 do lo do 11 Ratliu, do 2 do 17 smith, Martin (heiis. lot 6 bloek Shea, John do 14 i 10 do 13 lo do do 10.... lo.... 18.... 3.... 3.:.. do 10 do 2 do 1 do 2 8jellmaii, John, Swansou, Jane-s, do flo do do do do 7 do 8 19 ft north side' fdo 9 I 7 7 improvements on Lai) hliu's propel t y . igi.t, W. M., s. ). of lot do do hloCk 8. do 8.. II. Wiltshire, J. W., Wright, Anthony do II do 3 do 9 do 4 do 9 do 5 do 9 do 11 do 17 do 7 do 18 do 8 do 18 .... do 7 do 20 do 6 do 20 Wheel II. 0 2.06 2.06 j 38 I 1.50 i 2.(S I 2,i s; 2.48 2.48 I 1.88 J 1.S7 j 1..S8 ROGER S SUBDIVISION bonndad bv Third ou the ii. e.. Division St. on the s Second on the s. w., and Elm st. on the n. w. Jargeiisiueir, Joseph, lot No. 42 GREEK S ENLARGEMENT Cody. Clark lot 3 Hendricks. J.sa-ph do 12 do 13 block 3 do 6 do 5 do 14 do 8 do 9 do HI do 11 do do do Lane .V F.odley. 3.... I 87 1.60

CRESCENT ENLARGEMENT olan. Per?ek. lot No. 23 Mr2.....

.1.31 3.W0 1.21 4.26 2.18 1.50 2.00 K63 1.88. 04 94 83 45 1.50 1.80 l.o.l fB0 1.88 2.3 1.88

do 21 d. &i Linigj Early Robert do , 5 do iaJiU Ermau, H do 12 do 6 7 GiUiert, James do 7 do. toLr j M-xrell, Geor-e do : do 3. ilaek.Chas. W do do 3 Netrhonsc & Beekmau.do 1 do 3 01nst ad. L. & Co do 1 uo 4 do 2 do 4 Prnitt, John do 19 do 6........ do 20 do 6 Pruitt, Wm do 13 do 3 do 14 do 3 Stufci, Heury, 1st Biib'd lota !. 10, II, aud 12

HOck 3 STOCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT Crown ,t Leonard lot 7 block 14.... ::::

do 8 do 14 Bnrkc, Patrick do if do 4 do 10 do 4 doll do 4 Pun. iu. Wm doll do 15 d12 do 15 Emrieh, Juo .do I do 15 do 2 do 15 do 3 do 15 do 4 do 15 do i no 15 do ii do 15 Kom, l'r. .1 doll". do 19 do 17 do It do 18 do 19 .. Uavill, Johu do 3 do 19 do 4 do 19 Gavit.li, Matthew ... doll do 17 ....do 12 do 17 Green. Win do 13 do 13 Uo 14 do 13.. Hall, Samuel doll do 8 loV. do 8 Holttnan, .1 (ISsftfs) do 3 do 3 Hxatt. Sleph -n 4l l do 21 do 2 do 21 ..'.... lo .". di. 2 rricl do 8 do SI Kraenzler, t . u e do 21 do 19 do 25 do 19

1.8s 1.S7 1.0 2.2 a 1.C9 6.00 1 1 . 5 2.63 7.IV1 2.4a 3.98 1.50 6.75 4.88 1.31 1.50 1.88 1.87 1.08 1.87 1.88 1.87 1.88 1.87 1.88 1.87 1.S8 1.87 1.88 1.87 IJIS 1.87 2 25 225 2.0i 2.06 3.00 1.5o 3.75 K'riugA II iiiiin;,, imp's ou do Kortaf, H.. s. e. k lot 18 do ii. w. J5 do 19 do M.-lh vilt, John do 28 do KdtcrotiK', A. (h. ii i do I I .1 Kyan, L'ornafros di .'l.'v do doi6 lU do 37 do do 38 do Rm-rk, PS (heirs). .. do in do Kichar.l.ll. imp's lots 12.t 13dp SUrlinc, T. (lo ir.-.) lot 25 .1.. .in n ,i Sntilh, C. s. w. 1f. of do :V do 19 19 19 4 14 14-, 14 14 16 I i.; 10 2o 20 -id I do U do 3. (Si 4..S8 do 7 do Waek, J , imp's on do 10 do Ml MtPl 'S ENLARGEMENT. Bab. .., k. 11 o I t . do . do 8.. 8.. do do do do do do do do do do do do .1.. do do do do do b. tlo do do : 10 41 do do do do do do do do lo do do do do do nrv. ... do 2.63 LAI 2.2". 1.88 1.87 38 '.5(1 ....... lo...... -.' ' s Brocnde II. 1.50 God. eker. Fhilipp do Is do 19 Hoire, rteury !.. 21 do 22 O'Riley, A. J do 13 do II do 15 1.51) 51. NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT. Bnrkbu E.I. A a eotga . R. ItXal. lot 12 bbs-k 3...

A.. 2... Hit'. Maria Ann 7... 7 .. 1. JOUesJohUfbelrsi 9 bv 13" ft vv side lot 16 bl'k ::. Si e . of lot 17 bl'k .loll MS, 11, M , I Kaiger, John. lot 1 block ' ,.do 12 do do do do do do do do do do lo do do do do do do 7, 7 7 i::::::::::::: 8 8 8. i .'."MZfiS 4 J 4 J., do 13 do 1 1 do kt Ki.i.-r. Ferdii aud do 6 Kaiiier. John do 8 l.inkti. l.l, J. G do 4 Martin, J. S. (heirs). ..do 9 Salman. A. (heirs) tlo 1 Mailer, Frederic do 1 White. T. J. (heirs). ..do 1 do 2 Wevlaud, Michael do 16 Wahliseidler, Joseph. I.. n do 12 Win . W, H. Q. do 15 do 10 J2.S1 JSXI.ful 2. 'a! 2. '25 f 75 75 38 37 1.50 2.25 l."8 1.31 1.31 1.32 1 50 3-00 1.88 2.6i 3.60 1... I ...

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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. CtTV OK EVA8SVIM.K, Nov. 12,180(1. fejwOTuii is hmmmmw wiii:j VI that I, Christian Hedderich, Collector of the C'ty of Evansville. between the hour of 9 and 12 o'clock A. m., and 2 and 5 o'clock I. it., mi the 5th of December, I860, will sell at public am tion at the door of the Com t House in the City of Kv-

atisville, Indiana, the following lots, parts

and pare.' Is of real estute an. I improvements, assessed for the pavment of City taxes for the year

3.(l 1.88 i.ro 2.63 18.38 :..'.'l 2.03 0.91 :n 91 1.13 2.44 6.:'.8 6.91 0.94 3.19 4.31 1 ..V UO 19 19 ...tM) 1800, due from Ihe ou t.ers thereof to the r.i ansvtlle, the same being now due and and for Ihe costs ol said sale, and that a ill be c.otiiiiiiuil front day to da at the hours and place until all the lota and

real estate herein mentioned are mud a nfterc.l r. Mile : ORIGIN AL PLAN. Ai. V man. Wm. M., :,t.'. bv 75 leet corner pat i

..I i..t N... 32 llidroll & Sous ii i K of lot 83 Batea. Geo. (Heirs), 81 by 7.. bs,t alley end of lot 28 .1.. 36 by 7.i feet eoi ner pai l of lot 29 do north-west one-third of lot 31 It;, I, Henry, 2d and 3d sulalivisiol. of lot 12H ili-fiims ka, Christ., improvements on lot 80... (as.per, Rachel, Is', by IT. lee! south-went end of lot 32. Dunning. Paris C. 5(1 by 75 feet north-east - one-third of lot 140 Eibon, Al.ncr (Heirs), south-east 5-s of lot"! Eaton. Tbo., south-east half of lot 142 Ford, I 'has., 09 by 75 ft oruer part lot 120.... G.ntpel I. .11.. 25 by HO ft corner pa. t lot 09... Green. Robert, south-east of lot 71 Hughe". J. Wesley, :0' ,' hy"ir0 ft south-east sidoof lot 14.. .. do as bv 150ft middle of lol 60 do middle ' ; of lot 31 Hews..,, John, si by 75 It alleyr end ni lot 120 do lot 121 do 9 by 122 ft north-west side or lot 122 do lot lbs IJ50 2 oil 1.50 2.25 l.l.o 1 31 1.31 1.31 1.32 1 31 1 .:;l :..ik i 2.'3 Henri. -.It, John, Is-'-, I.y loofl south-east qr lot 11 1 do lsf-4 by 00 ft alley end of lot 113 MeCheMiev, Maria, 1st., by Us) ft of unntheast side of lot 20 Morris, Samuel (Ueiia), 09 by 75 ft liiiiblle part of lot 29 O Bil. y, P. G , 2s bv 1M ft south-vest sideof lot 9 Otrdrn.J. K., M.uih-ies yr of lot 02 Scriber, U. nry, northwest of lot 71 do lot 72 Singer, Chas. W.. IS by 90 It subdivision of lot 125 snd 120 , Schmidt A Stark, tTfli subdivision ..I lot 61. .. do do 7th do do 01 ... Scblainp, 0., south w.-sl 1 .j of north-east 1 ' or lot 110 .J Saybart, John, impiovriiienlrt on lot 21 A 22 S eck it Feldackur, 5th aulslivioii.il of lot I Sehwar., John, 18J4 by bo ft front part of north-west of south-east of lot 113 Teliny, R. S., 30 by 150 ft alley side of lot 31... 1 Traftoo, W. (Heir..;, lot 53 . do do south-east of lot 64...' Thompson. John, 10 by irrf) ft north -west side of lot 22 Victory, Jchn, 1 by KSJ ft lots 21 aud 22 Vormeman, Joseph, 1st subdivision ol" lot 84 Woods, Josephine, 25 by 150 ft south-east 52 of lot 123 ..." Wei ,1, Lewis, 25 by loo It ou F t-t st., lot l.SS 2.2". 2. OH 8,is; 2AM 09, 20 by 25 ft Vim. st., lot 09 Webb, Ann, north-east V. of lot 46 ....'.' Wright, Anthony, north-east of tot 7.... DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Degariuo, K. H., south e.u,l y.t of lot 183 do SO by 7". ft alley end of lot 231 D. ck. r .V Ileilmun, 20 bv 7". ft mi.blo-pnrl of lot '01 " . 14.: 2.25 0.38 Geil i Beunigboff, 1 by lo4 ft mirlh-easl side of lot 2'ti Hyatt. Stephen, south-east of lot 202 do lot 201 UaUack A Stoddard, lot p 0 do north east '4 of lot 188 do north-east of lot 187 Ileuson, J. C, 40" by 111 ft uorth-caBt side of lot 227 do lot 191 Jaquess A: Read, ith subdivision of lot ICS Lolteti, Sina, 50 ft on Third stieet by lOo II Walnut street, lot 148 McGill. I. N., i:fi ft by 90 ft lot 156 do ' Is? ft by 144 ft north-east .)r of lot 155 . 1.31 2.O0 2.41 2.41 4 13 7.88 2-00 2.(11, l.fsi l.do at. et. Gatis, C. L . lot 221 Mnynai i, John, undule 1 , of lot 230 N.-gly. W. P., lot ISO O'Riley, P.O., lot 210 ,.---' Row lev, Nathan, 20 by 75 ft lea lb-east en.J of lot 240 ..rJ...A..C7rrrlt... Robbers, Maria, n,v 1311 ft tlortlr-vlI,"r-stJe of lot 1S9 : , R il.v, Win., south-west 'ol lot 182 .. . do i, irUi-we.it o ut -a: Kick, John, I.d 220: Brace r. Ohai. A., oth h-nbdlvision oi lot 168... 51.13 1.13 1 :i4 1.13 1.12 111 1.31

LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

i -8.U3 2.06 3.PO Lot sr.ofl 2.06 2.00 2.06 1.88 Carpenter, A-B., 31Vi bv 111 ft north-wc?t

side of lot 21.. ..U e'i Ewing, W. 6. 0. VT., nortli-w. -t ( f l-i 4 . Fisher A Boluss, 20 by 148 ft south-easi slda 1 of lot 21 17.83 Gerhardt, J. W., north-west ijr of lot. 3 17.83 Gates, C. L., 20V4 by 118 ft north-west side of lot 6 12 0 5 do lot 12 34 r do 49 by 143K. It south-east Bide of lot 11... 19.55

1.31 1.69 : liyttt, Stephen, lot 7 1.50 ' UartBaan, Georae, south-weat L ol lot 2. 1.69 do south-west Jj of lot 2, Iuwood, Wm., 26 by 150 ft subdivision ol lots 27 and 28 Lind. nsmith. Chas. , improvements on lot 15 McCheeoey, Maria, 62 and a half by 96 it corner part of lot 8 Scates, J.-sppli iUeit), south-east hall I lot J Stiuson Jt Greathonse, 40 bv 7r f' nil. i. ' of 6.00 . 1.60 .. 1.50 .. 7.50 . 1.69 .. 1.09 .. 2.25 .. L.4B .. 1.09 .. !. .. 1.68 .. 27.94 . 2.06 .. 2 06 . 33( .. 1 31 .. 1.31 .. 1.09 .. 3.0O .. 1.69 ,:v 5.63, 1.88 1.87 .. 3.ISI .. 2.63 .. 1.50 .. 1.W .. 338 94 .. 4.13 . 1 50 1 05 .. 0.31 . . 5.6 .. 4.31 .. 1.68 I.-. .. LOO . I.1I8 .. 3.75 .- 38 ... 11.83 ... few .5 ... 1.13 ... iM .. txs .. Btm ji 94 93 94 04 ... 1.13 94

lot tt-:..:.... .V - 15.53 Wright. Anthony, lot 14 32.78 k) south-west h It of let 15... 7.47 do aoutb-West half of o-. 1 21.1.1

UPPER ENLARGEMENT. Atkinson, Wm., 18 by "" ft of lot 21.'. 3Jti Babcock.il 0., lot 9 i l j.t Fisher, Ronald, 47 by 7i It in nidi., i art o. lot 68 . 0,75 Hart, H. B., lMj bv 75 ft cvruti part 1. 1 21 3.46 do 17 4y 75 tt corner uart of ! t 61 17 2

Kabn, Lewis. lot 29 Lamjtey. T. K. D.. north w-si of o; 2 . .. McGill, I. X., lot 60 iVBiley, P. G. lot 11 Rowley, N., :)4i by 151 tl mf io i ; : . : u 60 Riellv, Wm. south east nf rot a-' Rudd.C U., 7P-5by 75 ft all.y.i.iJ . i ... .1 do 25 by 75 ft a'ley end ;.r 62 .... White, T. I. (H frs), 22 ty 150 ft ni ftl eM id of tor 60 Brown, Antbonj. 21 subdiv.i lop ,f am -.o. " Mope, tt. nrt...,..ll do lo i: do 12 do do 2 do 111 ii do do do do da Rnncfe, K. T.. do 2(1 14 15 (0 do do

EASTERN ENLAROEMENT. Allen Wat, lot H, block 20 .. .12 65

llocKer, Michael, 30 bv 8" It mingle put t ol to

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CHRISTIAN REDDER TCU, Nov.liV3wd City ColUctor.

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