Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 79, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 December 1860 — Page 4
TRAVELER'S GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R. DEPARTURES. Accommodation Train ...................... 6.4 A. M. Mail Train.......................................... 9.40 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train......................................... 12.48 P. M.. Accommodation................................ 3.55 " Steamers—Regular Packets. [<For particulars, see advertisements.] 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, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P.M. Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOB GREEN RIVER. D. B. CAMPBELL leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives on Mondays and Thursdays in the morning. LUE EAVES leaves for South Carrolton and Pond River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon. Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night. ———
COP ELAND & NEXSEN,
3r 33 33 3FL -A. X
STEAMBOATS.
INSURANCE.
IISIMIE
Dunbar, Paducah; Republic, New Orleans;
Grey Eagle, Louisville; Lady Franklin, Cin.; Mariner, Louisville; Prairie Rose, St. Louis:
Emma, Cincinnati: D. B. Campbell, B. Green.
There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. ======= RIVER ITEMS. ——— ARRIVED. Bracelet, Memphis; Clara Poe, Nashville; Atlantic, New Orleans; Benj. J. Adams, Lou.; D. B. Campbell, B. Green; Ft. Wayne, Pittsburg; E. H. Fairchild, Lou.; Grey Eagle, Louisville; National, Louisville; Lady Jackson, Cin,; Dunbar, Paducah; Republic, Louisville; Grey Eagle, Henderson; Lady Franklin, Memphis; Mariner, Memphis; Prairie Rose, Cincinnati; Emma, Nashville. DEPARTED. Bracelet, Louisville; Clara Poe, Pittsburg; Atlantic, Louisville; Ben. J. Adams, N.O.; Ft. Wayne, N. O.; E. H. Fairchild, N. O.; National. New Orleans; Lady Jackson, Mem.;
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Gen'l Anderson, Pad.; Grey Eagle, Louisville; W. V. Gillum, Green River. ——— ......The River continued to recede rapidly up to dark last night. ......The Weather, yesterday, was cool and cloudy, with indications of snow. Business was quite animated prior to the departure of the packets. The Dunbar, Grey Eagle, and D. B. Campbell all left with fair trips. ......The " huge" Grey Eagle will leave
for Louisville this evening at her usual hour. Capt. Daniels and Mr. Duval will be found at their respective posts, prompt to attend to the wishes of passengers, and see that they are comfortably provided for. ......The swift Gen'1 Anderson, which has been gaining laurels recently, for speed, will leave for Cairo, to-day at noon. We copy a notice of a trip made last week, which was unavoidably crowded out last week owing to the President's Message. ......The D. B. Campbell left yesterday with a magnificent cargo of groceries for our Kentucky friends, purchased in this place. ......The W. V. Gillum, we understand, was chartered last evening by some Kentucky merchants to convey goods which they had purchased in our city, up Green River. Notwithstanding the tough times our merchants appear to be disposing of some of their goods. ......The Lue Eaves, having contracted to bring 200 hhds tobacco out of Rough Creek, put in most too heavy a load at the outset and got aground. She is likely to stick until a rise takes place. ......The Gen. Anderson, which left here Tuesday, at 2 P. M, with over a two hundred tons freight trip, and the mail for all the way landings, was back at the wharf
Thursday, a little after 10 A. M. She left Cairo Wednesday afternoon, making the run in 18 hours running time. This is good time for a business trip, and the Captain says he can come through in 14 hours, and challenges any of the packets to try her time. ......The Submarine No. 6 made her appearance again, yesterday, having the boiler and other fixtures of the Tempest on board. The boilers were placed on the Little Grey Eagle. The Submarine fastened on to P. G. O'Riley's wharf-boat, where it intends remaining tor further orders. We trust, in the meantime, that the waters will subside sufficiently to permit the boat to be pumped out. The water has already receded so that only a portion of the lower deck is covered, and if the river continues to decline as it has done, the Submarine can soon commence operations. ......The following items we clip from the N. A. Ledger: ......At last accounts the Ben McCulloch was reported aground on a log in the Forked Deer river, and in danger of being broken in two by the rapidly receding water. Capt. J. B. Ford's new and fine steamer, building for the New Orleans trade, is progressing finely, and will be launched one day next week. Her cabin is closed in, wheelhouses up, and most of her machinery ready to go on board. With fair weather she can be completed in about a month or six weeks. Capt. V. B. Moody, who has had charge of the office on the B. J. Adams, ha3been engaged as purser. ======= RAILROAD RECE1PTS. DECEMBER 10, 1860. 50 bl.l; whisky, Rement A Vieh ; 1 car load poultry, Mr. Canet ; 1 bx raisins, 11 bxs liquor, 1 bbl bottled Mrler, A. B. Barrett, Henderson, Ky.; 1 bx goods. Cook A I.nnglcy ; 4 bdls iron, S. Orr ; I bx candy, Mrs. L. Kesslor ; 2 balescune, E. tj. Smith ; i bx, 1 keif, 1 ciink , Start A Dun.-iin ; 1 bx mdse, Kosenwald Co.; 2 bx leather, A. Keis ; 4 bxs axes, Chas. S. Wells; iUK) bush w heat, Iglehenrt Bios.; 1 bx, K. S. Babcoek; 17'! sacks bran, Geo. Foster A Co.; 11 bids pork, in tierces lard, Crane A Brow u ; 1 car load hav, S. Kahn ; nun bn-.li corn, W.M.AIkmanA Co.:' 1 bbl, J. Alvis; 2 k.gs, ! .oks, MiCreary A Blair; 5 load cattle. Win. Emrkh. A. K. SIIliADER, Agent.
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OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK., NO. 1 FIRST STREET, KVANSVILLE, I.VD., (WMISJS-O WPBEP4HBD TO TAKE i M. Risks and issue Policies in several of the oldest aud most reliable Insurance Companies of tho United States. STORES, STOCKS, DWELLINGS, MILLS AND MANUFACTORIES, insured k the most favorable rates. MARINE AND IN' NO NAVIGATION Risks taken on FLAT-BOATS, ; BARGES, STEAMBOATS aud their CARGOES. Also, applications received for LIF INSL'BANCE. ... & Combined Capital Represented, over $5,000,000. GUARD AGAINST FIRE
CHOICE INSURANCE vtitii the M IliWiCE CO. Incorporated 1819 Charter Perpetual. CASH CAPITAL $1,500,000,
ABSOLUTE AN.P CNIliPAIBEP. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And the prestige of 40 ysm eucsaas and experience. ITPWAttDS OP f 1,000,000 Of losses have been paid by the ?Etna Insiiraiirn Company in the past 40 year. -
REGULAR PACKETS.
- A A f . it
flask
CHARLEY B0 WEN!!
II. T. DEXTER, Master. Win. Bently-, 1 , , John Uexter, Clerk..
'J lie BOVTEN is the regular Evansviile and Hmto Swift, Litrlit-Drauht, U . s. Mail, l'asseuutn and Freight Packet. Arrives at Kvauovillo every Tuesday and Friday morning, making close connection w ith the E.AC. KAILKOAD KOK LOCISVILLE. CINCINNATI, AND THE EAST.
and Sat
ry Tuesday
iMrrctiug with
The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent j from the following j LOSSES PAID BY. THE .-ETNA1,
di'rino Tar. past nvK itif:
In Michigan, tl .ft.oli.Wl I In Indiana,... 1 b'..x:'.9.Kl In lllinoi...... Im.::.-7.II !
Id Ohio f4;il ,6'JO.f.;i
In Wisconsin, lo;,Hf..ri.n7 In Kentucky, Uvi.'.KM.Vt
Missouri .I84,fl.04 Tennessee i?,Mfi 'l
Towa 4 Minn. 101,3! (.4f, Kansas A Neli ' ll.'.'4.r..77
Peun'a V.. yi,69.K2 ; Ark. ,t tin .... ' '.-.V'lV'r' Mississippi and AlabaniaM...Sr.-l 1.1-
Firo and Inland Navigation r.iaks atxepteil at torruaconeistent with fcilveiu y anil fair profit. attrnlion given to itttitraner rf hM'KT.LI XtiS and I JtitUenU, fur tmu of 1 Ut 6 if at i. The solid survlco long and sm i essfully ti i. l. and the many advantages the hia Insurance Company pos Besses in its line, should not be overlooked by thoso ready to insure aud undtTatandiiifj iheir interests, I'uring 11 strinirent times the necessity f,r reliable Insurance becomes an imperative: duly the ability of property owners to snstain l.'.ss U-iiifX then much lessened. AKi n:ies iu all the principal cities and towns throughout the State Politics issued w ubi iil !. lay, by any of the duly authorized Ajteiils oi the Company. fisJ Itiisiuess attended to with despaleh and fidelity. COPELAND NEXSEN, Ap. nlH, . xny2 Savings Bank Building, ii'irst St. ARE YOU INSURED ? DELAYS All E DANdiEROrS! EVANSVILLE agency OK THR 3IERCHANTS' lASLHHMCE IV'. HARTFORD, CO XX. Cash Capital. $200,000 UIKKCI'OUSl Mark Howard, , S. WoodmtT, Jamea Holler, K. Ib.lwrts, ' , Guy R. Phelps,. ' j " Timothy Sheldon, James P. Foster, Sidney A. White, rims. T. Hill)er, , Elijah II. Owen, . IL.iner Blaucliurd, Kichard D. Hubbaid, M. Al. Met-riinaii, W. L. Collins, W. H. D. Cullender.
8SS-TI10 Mt. Vernon Advocate aJtninisters a meriteil rebuke to a correspondent of the Indianapolis Journal, who contributed just alter the November election a pointless, witless communication, full of unjustifiable nines at Posey county. A.11 who know the people of Posey are aware that few more enlightened aod intelligent communities exist in Indiana. The correspondent who got oil" his abortiou at the expense of our neighboring county, conies oil' decidedly second lest from the repu'sa of the Advocate.
Jamc3 C. Yeatch, Esq., Representative from Spencer County, has been elected delegate of Spencer Couniy Agricultural Society, to the State Hoard of Agriculture, which meets at Indianapolis in January next.
RH" I.eriv s Kvaii-vilh'
. unlay at 11 o Kick ii.
ci'MHKKI. AN I' & TKNSKS?EK RIVER I ! Pack-- t.i at Smitblm-l, and at C iiro Willi the ILLTNC-LS CKNTRAL RAILROAD, Ami wit a Packeli for ST.'. tons, MEMPHIS, AKON1CW ORLliANS. '; The C. Biiivi N K's ! t.'aiio evtrr Tuesday, j aud the CiiAui.rv P-.iafn pit s to Cairo every Sut-
nraav. ocio
MAIL.
Evansviile SiPaducah Daily Packets DUNBAR, UVS FOWLER Master.
GEN. ANDERSON, TIlOM-fSSOK Master.
,rir Kvamvllle Dally at pjo'rlork IH., Sliuilaya Kitlplril. . btsve Padiii ah Dully at 9 A.M.
Hie IilNRA It and (JEN. ANHEUSON make close connections at Padnrah with p;u l;'ls for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And at Kvansvillewith packets for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI . It AllroAtU, for the l-:nst . ttSTThti Pud tar goea t Cairo t-vt-ry Fii'ly, ami th Gn. AuU-rS(fn t Cir. ery SHtnrfifiy. .HUIN It. HAM. Ant, Ht-(t JS No. 2 Wiitp Btr(et.
JF K 4J V 1, K ; I'i .
.mm' i lU- h 1m 1 111 link' irfn
liilir ti:i IT. S. Mail St.aiM.
I. U. C A3I IMIKIsl, A. 1.1TKU, Captain, JOHN TKAVIS, rPV, l euv-: Kviunvitlf pvi'iy Mi.inlny ami TliiirAdny, Ht i oVIia'k, p .; I uvea iirtw lin tJn-t'ii f'very WeJu Kiliiy himI St urtt.ty, at ma. m. iivJS W ,00U SOUTH t'Ji i.A,TOV JtJI9
paum'TirT Ht. am r I.I ft KA VKS, Sli'O.vv vr.n, ftl;t.Ht r, A.v.'KV, CU-ik,
will ni'ik1 n-fiilJir s.-iiii wt-U!y Iripn Iu South urn if-tii nni! I'-oi-l w, U'n i tic n Vctliuil?iys ainl S;it uniays. For I'roiltt cr i.H?44f, h1v n 1 oir'l. iiovS
Insurance Agency. ALLEN CJHALL0CK ! Evansviile. CKDEEVTEITEB AM GENEBAI. ISSUEANC1 AGEKT, 1 Adjcsteh or Ave&ages, and Kotaby Pi-elic. . lie continues to isue Policies from several Firs t Class sod most reliable j INSURANCE COMPANIES ', In tho Country, on Inland and Fire BiH. lie v ill ! also receive applications ftr LIFE INSCKANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse ; of every detcription under policies from othel
agencies, and attend to the settlement ot all mtttars connected with IJiSUKANCE, for parties in terested. ilia Ion? experience as au iNSt'RAXcr. Auknt, has made him familiar with all subjects connected with Insurance. -Office. Marble liall Building, No. 9 Main st. NORTH ASIERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF 17.1 RTF0RP, COSS.
fash Capital,
- 300,000.
..3?5,000
CASH ASSETS,
W. V. HASTINGS, Sec'y. A. F. HASTINGS, Pres't.
ft"Applicatious received. I'olicies issued and renewed, and all Lusiness pn tainiiiK t, th- Aixeiicy promptly attend'-d to. JaNMes efjnit Mf adjusted and pr.iiuptly p il I at this Attency. uk COl'KLANH .t Ni:X.-lGN, Ascents.
THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF A Kit' YORK CITY.
$500,000.
Cash Capital.
Sl'UPLl'S..,
Alt. PII IN.
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PARTICIPATION ' POLICIES, KutitliiiK theariOreJ to a iuitiou t its I'roli's, OF WHICH 75 PER CENT Is set aside annually for tha' pin j 09. providing .s .4 F E T 1 In i's yearly accuiiuilal ious. which are lundoil in stead of lieinmlivided t- stiM-k holdei a, and ! H F. A N F. .S s In dividends to holders of 44 par tin pat ion p.-.liries," or an ABATKMKNI' iu Mar'ne 1 inti-aoce Ironi the standard rales ot preliiiimi to . ust..iii,-i s who may prefer non-articipiliin. - s. - . . JOSEPH WALKEK, Pivs't. THUS. W. BlUPSAI.i., We iesi:leiit R. L. n.iviMH'K. S. 'y. THIS OuMriSl Insures against loss and damage oy riie tn lia'cilius, Household Furniture, t. ;, ainhoiisea and tln-ir eoiiteuls. Poll i - 'SSllMll hy septl'. -mPKLANH A N KXSKN. Aeuta.
icket, .F.s l. 1. M. WHITE,
K. L. IjAMMth:, masler, rniif a-t :t n-tintar Freight and PaSM,.ifr P.'lrkettiiKirrMttma il;til (Hnnd'ty I'Xt-epted) lelve-li 1 Ii poi II t and Henderson. au7
mo. I he l.ouiHille and nun.
H.li.l.T..n l,iftit-llrail-.;ht,Swirt. Hide I, . ? W lo I I:, b. M.nnd Pa-seneer P.. L-I agyjiu. Grey Englc, Capt. A. DUNNAI.LY, J. A. I.ivk, I k, leaves Kvansville ftir Ijonisvillo every Monday at I'J o'clock M., anil everv Thursday at ''.o'clock e. M., arriving at Louisville Tin sday ami Friday eve∋ra. It.i 1 1 1 r ii i ri if . leaves Louisville every Wednesday and t-inturday evening at o'clock. JNO. P.. IIAi.L, Agent, jnly'iS-tf No. 2 Water street. k v. xhxi l lhTa mT lolm sl'TLLrruTsl MAIL PACKET, Gr ! o y 33 n s 1 o W. H. PANIELS, Capt. W ii. Iii'vai., Verk.
M-4 Tuesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock r is. I in ning, leaes Louisville enry Mouday and Friday al 4 o'clock P. M. Through Bills of Lading will ho given for Tot-ai'co or otlo-r freiirht to Baltimore or New York at as low rates il not lower than by any other route. Passengers or freight taken at packet-boat rales for any point on the Ohio Hiver or on Green River 1'he iiai'.senper accommodations of the Grey Eaj;!e are unsurpassed ! any l-oat upon the Western waters. Apply on hosrd or In JOTN Tt. HALL, jutioT-dtl' Ko. 2 Water street.
Insirres against loss and damage by Fire on Dwellings and their contents. Manufactories, Hills, Storehouses, Stocks of Merchandise, at fair and reasonable rates of premium. Policies promptly issued aud losses adjusted for the Company by ' A.O.HAL LOCK A SON. Agents, Maible Uatl BuildinK, Main street, heptll Evansviile, Indiana. In sis r tt u cc Co , P vnv YoLK. OfiuKi 112 autl li t Broadway. With a I'asli Capital all paid in of ONE MILLIONDOLLARS AKTS Jt LY 1 u r. fltO.tiOO
The IImf Inurancf CVuniiaiiy Iu3uri against 1avh or LHru:t2 i-v Kir on wtl:Iig hih! theii coijtetits, tor a torm !" fi.'in 1 l t;Lr-4 ou th mrt fnvurftlle ti-rni1. itnit-H, 'urolitnM-, Stocks of Mt'rohaiiil.t. li oiiK' Ma.uiiIuoturit'H, McKiamiiJ all iitN)irr4llt iifrl, hI IHirfttnl iquit.ilIe tit(s nii'l i j INLAND NAVIGATION
Ami TriiitHpci! ta( iri , stiipiiinla iiftm th Kiver.-, Lk aimls unit K:ittrni1', low an tho uatuie nt tin- risKs will Ifttr, with tail no to the .sured ntnl th-H Vni (nitiy. A.Ijiu ( mi' .rt-.H f.iirlv, ami muiptly paying th.ni. TII AS. .1. MAItTIN. Hr.s't. - A. h WILMAfUII, Vice Frea't. .1. Mn.r Smith, S-rr't;iry. ,itsi ; ;ilf, Asrt't vy. ... tpli(it ion? iiuult ii ml olirit'ri isanej by A. !IAI,T.oCK A Soy, AgVft, hii;". !M;ir).lo Hall BititdiiiKt Main street. INCORPO RATE D 1 8 Oit y 37" x- o
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE tltTY OF EVAKSVILLE, KoV. 23, ISO). mmOTfCX JB HE BE B i GIVMJV WW that I, Christian Hedderich, Collwctorof the City of Evansviile, between the hours of 9 aud 12 o'clock A. M.,snd 2 and 5 o'clock P. n ., on the loth of December, 13, will sell at public auction, H the door of tha Court House in the City of Evansviile, Indiana, tha following lots, parts of iota, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year I80U, due from the owners thereof to the City of Evansviile, the same beia? now due and unpaid, and far the costs of said sale, and that such sale will be continued from day to day at the aforesaid hours and place until all the lots aud parcels of real estate herein mentioned are sold or offered for salo : ORIGINAL FLAN.
' Babcoek, Bros., und'd !l of XI bv 75 ft s. w.
end of lot No. 57. (share of E. S. Bals-ock) I Beebler, Jacob, improvements on lots No. 21 and 22 ! Durham A Snyder, 35 by 150 feet north-west i side of lot 70
Eornbrook, Philip, 20 by t teet, middle part of lot 15
Jones, Jas. G , lot No. VStt
Lawrence, L., south east half ot lot No. 2 Shanklin, John, north-east oue-fourth of lot No. 85 Shanklin, James 31., lot lis;
Wheeler, II. Q., on Locust street, F.x!, by 75 feet, being middle part of north-east half of lot No. 104 'J.78 DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Beihler, Jacob, north-east half lot No. 184. 20.80 Elliott, Joseph P., lot No. 153 6U.70 Oregg, John t Mrs., south -west half of lot No. 140 23 .58 Jarvis, Richard, improvements on lot 141 1.73 Jones A Blythe, 14 feet on Third street by 50 '4 feet, part of Eastern quarter of public square, lot No. 155 13. o4 McKeynolds, J. improvements oi lot 145 1.73 Redmond, Thomas, 33 by 114 feet southwest side of lot 227 31150 Wheeler, II. Q., lot No. 217 4.WI " " " 218 11.50 " ' " 2:8 17.25 UPPER ENLARGEMKNT. Gavitt, John S., south-west half of lot 23 9.41 Hopkins, Mary, 1st No. 42 35.i;5 McUriff, A. M., north-west one sixth of lot ly 3.45 south-west one-third of lot 2"J 13 w Nelson, Hiram, north -east half of lot f.S 13. SO 23 by 75 feet alley end of lot No. 68 9.2 Pushee, A. C. south-west halt of lot 21 12.o5 Wheeler, II. Q., 5th subdivision of 71 and 72 Jf.twt 5th subdivison of 71 and 72.. U.20 Walker, John T., Lister's subdivision No. IS of out-lot No. 2 Y.&l LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Combs, Amelia 32 by 150 feet alley end of lots No. 27 and 2 15.23
EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.
FORWARDS & COMMISSION.
MISCELLANEOUS
W. M. AIKMAN &. CO,. PRODUCE -ANI Commission Merchants, No 6 Sortlt Water tt., Evauavlllc. Agents for the sa.e of ttalt, Elonr, Grain, l'ro isi.mH, and all oilier articles of Prodii- o.
i. a - nuM' - r . bUHU N. CRANE &. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission EVANSVILLE, I N D. trj Afii nt( It Kanayvha Salt Company. t?T.ll't r.-il Cirth advaiiie-! malleoli Shipments of Produce. The undersigned, of the lute nrmsof I. A. Crane A Co., and Brown & Aituiau, have this day associated themselves t.... Ilioi under the name of Criiiii' A ISrouu, lor the purpose of trausartmg a G' ii'iHt Koi ardiii aud Commission business, as Carried on l,y lite lute tirms. ! roni our lorj experience ami inereaseil facilities, t-'i'tlo't- uith our sisondl aud strict attention to the iulert-Kts of our Correspondents, we hazard nottttt- in y ihirsiitteiii perfect satisfaction. We bi-T uie'e lo express our irratitude to those who have hoivtof. .re ronfided their interests to our keeping, ami irut to .e able to serve tin. in iu futute, pleiU'iic otic fe;il etVrts to the atlvanceinent ,.l th.n iiit.r-,ts. ISAAC A. CRANK, .rtili.i WILLIAM PKOWN.
10 10
50.2ti 23.00
58.94 6ti.t 1
Rowloy, Kathan,.., do 1 do lai 2.b3 I do - ;do il dn -164 7.69 do ' do fi do 109 2.48 ' h, do 7 do lOfl 3.98 Bichards.Chss... ...... .do i do T5 1.50 Reis, Anthony do . 1 do 75 b.75 dj ...do 2 do 75 , 4.88 Reitz.Johu A. do 3 do 100 1.31 do 6 do 100 1.50 do 1 do 29....... 1.88 do 2 do 23 1.87 do 3 do 29 1.88 do 4 do 29 187 do 5 do 29 l.8 do fi do 29 1.87 do 7 do 29 1.88 ! do 8 di 29 1.87 do 9 do "9 1.88 do 10 do 29 1.87 do 11 do 29 1.88 do 12 do 29 1.87 do 13 do 29 1.88 do 14 do 29 1.87 do 15 do 29 1.88 do Hi do 29 1.87 do 14 do 35 2.25 do lfi do 85 2.5 j do 7 do 102 2.IH5 d- 8 do 102 2.06 I do 5 do 131 3.0O i Schilling, Frederick ....do 5 do 75 1.50 j t-'pouse, Philip d 1 tlo 84 3.75
Schautier.Chas., 50 by 85 teet corner part ot lot No. 5, block 77 Sachs, Alexander, west 4 of lot No 4 block 83, and west 1 4 of lot No. 5 block 83 Stnte, Henry, lot No. 2 block 133
Sorensoii, oren, :tO0 tt west side ot blis-k lt4
300 tt west side do 105 lot No. 1 block 134
HARTFORD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. C. C. WA1TK. Sec'v. C. B. BOWERS, Pres't S. II. PRICE, General Acent, Residing at Chicago, Ills.
CASH CAPITAL & SURPLUS $327,510.
This Company juaurvt aaiust loss aud damage tV Firo on Dwellings am. tlieir Ooutents, Stores, Warehonncfl, Stocks f MercLiantliz, and all iLmurable nroierty at as reasonable ratos of premium hm any other so! vent and reliable CoDipauyt A'fjntinj Li'wi Jut ft y and j"mf tkm jiromjUl$. Appltcatiuuit inadu to and Policies imni bv A. V. IIALI.OCK A 6;N., Marine LI. ill lut Idingi, .Main t.t H(lJl-ljd KVAKSVILLf., lid. HARTFORD FIRS IIIAIS CO., HARTFORD. CONN . INCORPORATED 1810 C II A R T 11 PKKPKTIA1.
With aSuccesetul Business Experience of IP 1 f t y TT oar s.
Caih Capital Capital and Surplus.
$5OO,0?0.OO $890,986.81
DK. HAAS, rmviiiK leaned I lie roons tVro!rrlV'H--cupied by Dr. Kivell, iu Dr. 11 ray 'ii buiblinr, psilo tho Tost Oil ice, tor a eriM f" yHri, woidil r spiM-tfnlly Holirit the cifiwns of KviUH and tli surrounding towns and country, o vitt Uin rHnH and sen the specimens on x hibil ion, w lu llo t tn uei'tl the wervices of a Dntit or nor. Since the iMuiiig of hi l:it .'in iihir ;tnd ndwrtienient, over a year nince, Hcveial iiiipi-iv n.i-nt and new invtrntionn have lfii mrtde, tt wbi b has availetl liiiMelft and allows ntlbin ttmf wilt subserve tin interests of his nttenfMt to on secured. His farihties are b.-tt-! and etrbli.-h-
tnent larger, without doubt, thar any oih r iu cur ! St itte, and euul toatty in hutent -ttits. All I!i.mo : who neMl lHntal ort-ratioiiH porfoj-uied, uu r pleased with hia work, shall be aitt-nde-t to "with ! reat jdeaeure. , 1 The following are the t?es of wrk iii tmil.' Im - I ed by him: t'ontimioim Gum; UIo k r rurved J Work; Vulcanite- Base; Coialite; Ami-Mi Chtpl:istic; Gold aud Silver work. !
Nothing can exl the iManty and cuttiltue'iH t.-f the continuous gum woik. It Is without a.-.uu or crevico. f.'heeks fltat aro sunken can be iiuii'tl to nearly thir original contour by ihis pt In ot work, and also ly the n of the Vulcanite, t'tn a.! ite, and Amber ltase. The latter st yles. lor li.htnuM and adaptation to difficult mouth, r. t.l .mycels anything we have ever sutn. .
lie lias several ftUtt'Htheties lot Kli"vi;iliMg
nkw ai:uan:kmknt.
J 'lllrt AlAMH l-,3lP?t'SS tiiNI'ANV lefpr.t Till 1 y HU nonius lo Umi Iri.-rnlft and ptti-(UM, (be plit lleof ! KniiBViltr an i vn-iiiii , tliHt. with iiisiaHi t.u itl ' u-h In: t Uh i rmiiH tit! lot i oi ' K U K I 'J M T . I' A K A ! K X : . 1 .v k r a s c a i, v a a r PS, ! They so!i it a coti I in nam-" offornier tnvors. ; p'-oiiit care tul;n iu Ibf colbclion ol Itill?, lrMft.-, Notes, and the iran-tporlalioii ! riiualland valuable ! pU iillltM. All peirt.uiH winhiio; 1 avail theinselv1 of the fai ciiiliert of the Kxpreto. 4an ott:tiii any th?dred iutot- ' tuiti n in relVreine ! tho routeMund details of the 1 biirtinvKS, Mt ih.'ir irtii'e on Kirtit str.M-t, betwH"n I Mam and Ijot:u..t, .f.jnsi t h- Pit 41ice. 1 do I ti. II. FISH, Agent.
Old i:siahlish! Wharf Uoat EVANSVILLE, IND.
a. G'RIX,"ST Bl Co.
8 Rev. Aarou Wood is iroposed for State Librarian, ud- lion. John A. Mntson for Agent of Slate. They both live in Putnam county. Col. Henry 8. Lane announces himself a candidate for the U. S. Semite, in answer to asset lions luade by others that lie is not.
when extracting teeth. Thev ure ein.-tlv li.ki iu
lene. The muet ilelieitte can bHe tliein snpiiet. lie does net ailvertine anjtliing lie i iiiinni .1., uori-xhibit anything not maile ly liiinKi-tt. 1'arentH shonUl cunsntk the health tuiil Leattl v t-t tlieir children ly having tha leiilist dir. I iheisecond dentition, thereby producing nyairtn lry ami health to those invsliialile organs. . . . . Irrecularity of children's teelli coiiwletl Mn:Cesisflllly. Thoe having devayed teeth, Bhuilld either hav. them extracted iu- nllej ul. oucs the h.tn r if new Bible). Tim health of the narties and tl.e iei.i.in in teeth deuiaud thiB. T" I tak pleasure in iiitrodiielrip I'r. Una.-, my successor to the old iooiiih in ttray's btttMinir, hopiuj; he will tiud them both pleasant ami prof table i'roin my inWrcourw with the loctor, I am pleaeeil to und him one .l tb prorecwinK; poseeing tate and high prob innal ability and atandin?. With this view, I can, with safety, rtcom.mend hiiu to the community aa a dki'.ilnl and competent deutiut. (mayl J. klVKTT.
n MM I.SH'N Al KKtUIANTK.
ellel":ll liai U" c .:n .Nl'-iHiib.cit, and Kxpiv
f SiHci,il Ac'ttH f"i" tin ! l'I'NN. t'KN TKAL RAILROAlh
inaiiiancf au:aiiiMt Loss or DftrtiAge by Fire, on lwellin;H, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Merchandise, Millfi, Manufactories, and other kinda ol property, cau te etlTted in thin Company upon a lavii able terms as the nature of the risks and security to1 IVlicy hoblen will admit. PARTK'l LAU ATTENTION giveu to inwuriug Fnrui property, ronniating of Dwellings, Barns, and outbuilding: connected, aud Furniture, Livestock, Hay, Grain, Farming tensils, fc, Ac, contained therin, for a t.-rm wt ears at I.OW rates of promium. OFFICERS: T. O. Allo, rot;ietary. If Huntington, Tr-s't. !. C Lyman, Asrt't 8efy. W. N. Rowers, Actuary. I. Alexander, General Agent for thu W'enteru ami South Western ytaten, iVdiimbiiri, Ohio. J. Graham, Aw't -feneral Agent tor the Wwstern and South Wt-stern states, dumbus, Ohio. Applications for iiiKtuanre may be made to the midi'i-H.ned, tho dulv antlurized Agents of the Omipniiy. A HALU'K Jr SN, A'ts. Ufhi t: M-iibio Hall iiuitdiu. Main street. auJ-lyd
WHEELER & WILSON'
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? and couiieclio;is, ever tiirh we autborir.e? to 1 tive through rei:tiptH ut tha lowest oMible ratcH
! Ilaviux a uian)ioMi bikriiKMt at i be bmtuiif i tha luiet on tho Ohio Kiver, capaido of fftoi iny: f j and pnte: iu 'ill lunrchanui.e liable to lam:iK ' IVtim expoHitro, we arti preparrd to facilitate the disi iatch of all i.UHinUK-iiis. toi warded l 4.nr raio !
" bv either I R1VEU, RAILROAD OR CANAL. rarticnlai" attention paid to Receiving, Slormu; i aud Forwarding also, U the Sale of any Produce, j -or other property, consigned te hr8:ile.a!idHatisI taction imianleeJ. 1 Oine and extensive Warehouse ou titer Miee!,
, Miljoinini; tne letet apn, una on n imi i ooac, j j where we are to be !"nnd, attending to the iuteresla j JA.IX7'$, ot tiiir ptitruiiri at all hours, day ami niht. iu(iOWia:
Willi our Miiperior la.:niiir ; iiit;Bmiiuiiii'; untiring eneiy; and knowU-de . t our bHinone, nit ' fel rolitidi-nt of hiuk; t-eneial cal trtictioi,, und
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v Pinsi, In roHci Stove Polish.
M Hlto N Vi'tt 'VMKH hO(-e to merit a ciil niuuc- ot the exIeliHiepairon
Itlno 111 .l.w R-faint7 P.iul a ai-dinp... . tjllr-i Al 0a8ll KlvauCeH Will lie nia-le on Mil ryllallli;.
h. h . halt, and .mailer tDxes. & do?, one and two ' eiiher ourlvea or c..ii-.-i...1lut9 in oy
II. cai.a t'ovu and Si. iced Oysters, in store ani 4'. t of the f fiocipal mxi keta, North
sale bv (uoviD) CHAS. McJOHSSTOX. l C
Cook.Z. H " 4 " o.TI ' i " 52 O.f.l ll " 21 2".:i Giubd'nof" 4 " :i7 o.lH Clark, Levi S. " Vi " 9.r.r, Clements, J.H " 7 ' '.1 If.. in Kvana, C. C. heirs... " 13 ' Hi s! ISO 11 " M 2.:ki " I 21 4.1':! ' " :t " :il 4.c 17 " v,;n.i " " 12 " 4 2 'i -Hi " 12 " 41 2(U 13 " 4S oil)
the undivided of tlie s qr, tho v. .r. and the n. qr. of Kvans's Homestead liiS.r..'
Evans, Roliert, lot No. in, block 4: Evans, PeWitt, the undivided part of the s. fir., the w. qr, and the n. qr. of Kvans't Homestead Goldsmith, Pan , heirs, lot No. 7, block :ii...
.. lot 11, block 42...
Gavitt, John S.,
Hopkins, Mary i Jones, Jas G., Jaquess, J. tt., 4lh siibd'n Laut t Drothers Lant, George .... Laut, Wm. fc George Stockwcll, Miitilda...'.'..'.'." Suantlin, Jas., jr. , Spiegel, Philip
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LAJIASC0. Archer, Tho. 31., HKJ by Hi) feet' f s. w. coiner of Iilock 27 Bullen. George, lot do 1.5
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do In do
do do do
Beckmeier, W Bippus, Gotlieb do do
Brenneke. Christ., . or do it do
do do 4 do
Bickel, Michael Burke, Patrick do do Briukmeier & Co.... do Briukmeier A Co.... Baker, William
hi. h2. 7.. 7r...
Cody, Clark
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Conant, Maria., do Cook, 7. If do Dury, I.orenz... do do do Dolan, Patrick . do
Esnensheidt, John do 10 do 1511
do do 11 do 150 Fritz. Charles do 29 do 23 do do 3D do 23 Frank. Ferdin.ind do 14 do 171 do do 15 do 174 Foster. John W do 20 do 51 do do 21 do .54 Foltz.Chiw do 1 do Km do do 2 do l.a Gallier, Jas do do 12H do do 7 do 128 do do 8 do 12 Guth, Peter do 5 do fin .. do do 'i do 5o Geiser, I. G do 5 do 103 liorubrook Burtis do 5 do Vlo do ....do 6 do 130 do ....do 7 do 13o do ... do 2!) do 105
Bewsou. John doll do 8ii...
Howard, Maria
do II ah n, Michael., do Maiih, Uenry
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SEWINC MACHINE, fi First Street, hetwwn Wain and Lennt.
V heeL'r ,f iImuii t Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced pricf, uith increaod confidence in iM menu a the beat and most reliable family Kewin nun bine now iu UHe. It sewn equally well ou the. thickest or IhiueHt faltricw; makes tho lock stitch impoMiblt. to unravel, with tho eswential advantage of bein alike on both side-, forming no ritlge or chain on the unbr Hide ; U flioiplw in cot.struction, more npeed iu niovement, and more durable thau any other machine. Wo give full in Ht ruction to enable the pnrchaticr to sew ordiuary KAtitr4, Htitch, liein, f 11, iiullt, gather, bind, and 1m k, all on the Hanie niui bine, and warranted for three yparH. Wealrokeepon ro!'rta!itly hand a full assortment
of Singer's machino. ' t'irciiluirf containiiit; teatiinonia.U of the above ntachines, from person 6 of the hiheat btandiug Kataml AVtitt, iviu priced. Ac, w ill le furuiahod ' L;ratirt. on ai'pli atiiMi iu person or by letter. ! feb'Hv V. M. SKLLBIAN.
Fist or South.
O'ftiLEY iib CO.
WILLIAM JJIERBOWER, WHul.KSAI.K X It ITCSG-IST
AM) .KAl.Khi IN
Jl $IfS,lULX, i'ARXISIJ, I sand jrlaawware, Perfunierv of all kindt. '
Medicinal Urandtes, H ic, $c, $"c. Writhing Ion tarfc, .Daia mtrtrl. j ; fcVANSVILLE, INL. j Pr.ptiel.r of the Genuine Bell's Touic. 1 I f.rl.l(j-lvd ! I -, its .' .vi Irs Ti o-u i u hu h- ' i W cry Kut. 25 bush Walnuts just received at j deco ELLIOTT'S Faaiily Groceiy. j
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Block 1M)... ...do 14 do 134...
do 18 do
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Hardin, G. W do 7 do
do lo do i) do do lo do do 11 do do 12 do do 13 do do 23 do do 21 do lo 25 do do 2i do do ti Jo do 7 do do 2 do Hardin & Shanklin do 27 do do io 2 do do lo 3 do Jones Jfc Chandler do 4 do do do 5 do Jones, Ja-. G do 23 do do do 5 do do do 2t do do do 27 do do do 2!) do Kippel, Chas do 20 do do do 21 do
Kahn. Solomon, the middle haif of lot No. block 70
Kuhn, Jacob do 1 do Locku'ood, Edw do 7 do do do 8 do Longhans, l)av do if do Meusiucer, Geo do 5 do Ulntli, John, sr do 8 do Meier, August do it do Mageuheimer, John.... do 3 do Kero, Henry do 21 do do do 22 do O'Biley, P. G do 6 do
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Block 151..,
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Unknow n owner, 20 feet on Kiht. extending back by first avenue 11'.) f.t, hha-k 52 do 20ft on Ninth street extending back by tirnt avenue 1111 ft, block 52 "Woods, Jooeph, lot 0 bloi-k 134 Weaver, J. K., lot 1 do 20 do 2 do 2o
8.03 2 9 3 Oil 4.88 3 75 !(4 xi 1 35 2 1(1 2 44 2.li3
2.25 2 till 1.5(1 2.25 l.n8 1 7 .'i8 37 75 :t.; 37.50 1.50 1..KI fto 38 37 38 37 38
low, Fnd . " ! -i GaMlt, John b Gavi.k, Matthew.. Green, Wm Uall.gaujiiei
. do 10 . do 17 dd in , do 3 . do 4 .doll . do 12 .do 13 .doll .doll . do 1 i
do .lo do uV do do JO do
Holttnan, J. (heirs) do 3 do Hvatt, f-tephen do 1 do do 2 do d 3 do tract do 8 do Kraeiwler, C. tiedo 24 do do 25 do Hiring 4 Ham i UK, imp's on do Koritig, a., b. e.lZ lot 18 do n.w.JJdol!) do McDevitt, John do 28 do Norcross, A. (hens) do 14 do Bvan, Cornelius d .".1 .lo do 30 d do 3.7 do do 38 do Koerk, T. (heirs'). .. do lo do Richard, H. imp's lots 12 A 13 do Stirling, T. (lieinO lot 25 do do 20 do Smith, C i. w. of do ." do do o do do 7 do
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V'ei.lring, Christian, lot 11 Ll
eaver, lehn, Wheeb.r .1 Keitz, Wheeler. II.
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CANAL BASIN. lit it.. John A, lot 7 2.1 CARPENTER FIELD. Carpenter, A. II., 7 acres of trronnd more or 1i-m, situated north of Ann st , east of Lamasco, Si west of Shai ie's enlargeurtS'.WI.OO Nightingale, It. F., 2". ft on 1st avenue by 100 ft 2.03 Ilessler, Adam. 25 ft on 1st avenue bv loo ft 2.25
Fol'KTll ENLAKG1CM ENT. Bullen, George tract lot t. Iilock 18 , do do 7 do 18 Eeeslev, E. ii H., s. w. qr. of lot II block 7... s. v. . ir. of lot 10 do 7.. 8. w. (jr. of lot 11 do 7.. Bates, Harvi v, lot 9 block 1 1 do 10 do 14
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Burtis, Edvriird.do 18 do do 1'.) do
do 20 do Baker, William, do 5 do do 0 do do 12 do do 13 do Hull, Uoln-rt. do 11 do
Cop lv, Gustavus (heirs) lot M block 1.
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Cassidy, Michael,
18 IS 18 Ii 1 1
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Dnry, Lorenzo, TlrebiiK, Henry (heirs) ").ivucv, Newton,
Frank, Ferdiuand,
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Fuss. Adam, undivided of lot 1 block 12
undivided do 2 do 12 undivided two-thirds of lot a bhx-k 12 Grant, Wm., lol 12 block ! do 13 do S Gavitt, John ti., do 3 do 2 do 4 do 2
Hahu, Christian (hi irs) lot 8 bbs-k f).
H. il. u, Michael,
Hancy, W. L., Hyatt, Stephen,
lot do do do do do do do do do do do .lo
do 1
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Jarvis, John (licirs), lot Jones, Jus. G., do do do do do do
Keil, Nicholas, 20 by 75 ft corner pt of lot 4 block ti do lot 5 block 0 do do 0 do 0 Mciisiiiirer. Georire, tract lot 5 bhs k 18
Mills, l!ish McJohuson, Kinlock,
riumer, Horace (heirs)
rierre, Nicholas, llowley, Nathan,
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2-" ft on Center street t'XtendiiiK back 25 fr n. w. end of lot No. 4 block 0, und 5 ft on fine st by 75 It 8. w. hid.-ol lot 4 block H .'. lot No. 1 block lo Keis, Anthony, lot 9 block 11 do lo do 11 "Ratlin. do 2 do 17
.Smith, Martin (heirs) lot 0 block
Shea, John
Spellman, John, Swaiison, James,
do 14
do 15 do 10
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do 7 do 8 10 ft north sidecf do S
ininrovenieiits on I.anghlin's prorty... Wrinht. W. M.. s. ''ot lot 0 Mock K
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Willshire, J. W., Wright, Anthony,
WBieler, II. 1
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KOGER'S SUBDIVISION bounded by Third st. on the n. e.. Division st. on the s. Second st. on the k. w., and Elm st. ou the n. w. Jurgensnnir, Joseph, lot No. 42 f3.00 ;KEEK. S ENLARGEMENT. Cody. Clark lot 3 Mock 3 Jl.lil Hendricks, Joseph do 12 do 5 1.13 do 13 do 5 04 do 14 do fi 94
do 8 do it 1.13 do !) do 3 1 12 do o do 3 1 13 do 11 do 3 1.31
Lane .it LvsJley.
CllEMC'EN'T ENLAHGEJI EST
Doluu, fatrick, lot No. 23 block 2
do 21 do 2 Early Koliert do 5 do ii Erniau, H lo 12 do Gilbert, Juiucs do 7 do 4 Maxwell, Geerge do it do 3....H. Mack, Chas. W do 0 do 3 Newhuuo A Berkutan,do 4 do 3
j Oluisteiid, L.ACo do 1 uo 4 1 do 2 do 4 i Truitt, John do l'J do ti J do 20 do ( ( I'ruitt, Wm do 13 do 3 i do 14 do 3 ! Stub-, Henry', 1st sub'd lots 9, 10, 11, aod 1
I block 4
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STOCKS ELL'S ENLARGEMENT.
Brown Sl Leonard lot 7 block 14
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Burke, Patrick do 9 do 10 doll
doll d 12
lluucan, Win.. Liurkh, Juo..
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NORTH E It N
Biirkhart, Geot'e K.I. ACS. 1. R K i'o.
lot do
do ,i.i do Hit., Maria Ami d"
do 2 Helitlr icks, Jos.'pb do ( Jones, Johlilheiri i 9 b 1 io fr w
3, & e Johnson, jl. I. ..t 1 Kaigei , J. hu I.. 1 -
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Knier, Kerdii-Riid do i', Kanii-.r, John do 8 I.iiikiii bl, J. G do I Martin, J. S. I ln-ii"s)...do 9 Saliyau, A. heirs) do 1 Steiler, Frederic do 1 hit-, T. .1.- theirs). ..do I do 2 Weyland. Michael do Hi Wahnseidler, Joseph do 11 do 12 Wheel-r, II. Q .1" 15 do 10 liov2'l-3ud
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S tat for the payment of the costs and expenses of side-walk improvements. Notico Is hrict-y given, that by virtue f a precept fs.oiod l-y tho Mayor of the tlly of Evansviile, and to me due. ted, I will sell at public, auction, at the door ol tl.o Court House mi said cily, ou Salinday, lH-cenilw-r 22d, 180O, at 2 o'ciiH-k r M , the lollowing lols or parcels of real estate, or so much theieol hh may be necessary to pay the uuiouut harmed uuJ asKxird liainst said lots rcsiectively, lor I he cisds and eReuses of making side-walk improt euients in Iroi.t of said lots, together with the costs of said sale : Jou-ph Scates's heirs, 5 by 14' .. ft N W side ol 8 E y of lot 3, Lower Enlargement t 2.' W. G. A G. W. Ewiug, N W .J ol lot 4. Lower Enlargement ""74 do N W i lot 4, Lower Enlargement 73.35 Curad Baker, lot 2, Lower Ktilargeuienl 3.1. 9 Luwis Howes, " 1 " ' :I8.45 CHRISTIAN llEPI'ICIiK U, dec7-3t City Collector. lhiECTitTtf HAKE OWE J I. EH 1 tate lor the payment of ll. costs an. I expenses of Side-walk improvements. Not ice is hereby given, that by virtue ol a piucept issued by th Mayor of the City of Evansviile, and to me rtirei ted, I will sell at public auction, at Die door ol tb Court House, in said cily, on Wednts lay, 1 he 1 Uh o Di.ceiubur, 180(1, tbs following cos or parrels i f real .-state, or so muoi. .siih1 us may hs nts essary to pay the amount tiiarge.l and ass. ssed against w .1.1 lots resic.tivi-ly, or llie costs and expensi.s ot mak ing aide-walk liiiprovemenls In front of paid lota, together with the costs of sale : Lot 13 block No. 1, iu Baker s Audition J7 M 17 " 9 in Eastern liiilartfemoot 10.30 " p.) ' 9 in Eaatern Enlargement. 10 3D 5 " lo in the 4lh Enlargement 11.04 CHRISTIAN UEDLEatCff, il., t-t.l Cily Colb ctor. l30LLECT6irS NOTICE. Cm or Evansvimf, re 3d, i8iin mOTHE MS HEBEBf Ull'KJS W W that I, Christian Heddericb, Colli i toi of tlm City of Kvausville, :...n the hours of 0 and 12 o'cl.sk A . tt., und 2 a '.id 5 o'clock r. M., uu the27tl of December, 1800, will sell at politic, aurtlon.st the door of the Court Home, In tbs City of Evansviile, Indiana, the following lots, pnitsof lots, and parcels of real estate and improvements, assessed for the payment of City taxes for the year I860, dun from t lie owners thereof to tho Citi of Evansviile, the aa.ne being now due arid unpaid, end 'or 'he coets of said sale, and that such sale will he. continued from day to day, at the alorrsslit hours and place, until all the lots and parcels of real estato herein mentioned are sold as ottered l..r sale : ORIGINAL I' LAN. Blackford Isaac (heirs), lot No 35 SJ Babcoek Bros , the undivided ol 3 i be 75 ft a w cud of lot 57, ishareol E. H ll.il.ro. k I f Wi Go-.ley, Ferdinand (heiisi 'A s e pnrt ct lot Dili 03 DONATION rNLAUGEMENT Ellis, August, 49';, by 5s tt corner pt lot 1 12 45 48 It ou Locust ct by 75 It lot 162 27 0" Luughlin, Alexander, inip'inriits on lot 223 116 . HateilHc, Varnee (heirs; lot 2"4 01 ti UPPER ENLARGEMENT
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g .VI.t.EtmtH,B HJI. E OE H E.I 1 1 estate, for the pay meiit ot the cr.sts uud exI smi sea ol side-walk iruprovements. Nodes is hereby given, that by virtue of a precept issued by Ilia Mayor of the Cily of Evaiisvill.-, and I. me directed, I will sell nt public auction, at Ihc door of tl.a Court House in said city, on Tuesday, the 11th day of Decemla-r, iKiat, nt 2 o'clock v. w., the lolb wirig lots or pariM-Is of leal estate, or so :niu h tlicr.'-.t as may la necessary to i-y the am. .nut cbaiife.! sn-1
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liaVlllg opsilieoi.il r...... -. ..... facture of CORN IIROoMSou Water St. bet. Main and Lwcnst, in the lbs. in fonneily nr. npie.l as the Telegraph OHice, I would respectfully call the attcntion ot the Citizuus ot Evansviile to the U. t thai I am now mauulactiiring every description ot Coin Broomf, and will sell at lower prices than the dsiiia cau la? Isiught in Cincinnati or Louisville. Dealcts would do well to call al Uiy (stabllcbiuei.t before purchasing elsewhere, 'lbs Maiket pri.efHi.l fir Broom Corn at all times. AM. CGN'NETT. Sep. 25-3md
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