Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 80, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 December 1860 — Page 4

TRAVELERS' GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R. DEPARTURES. Accommodation Train............................ 6.40 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. Arrive 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 ANDERSEON 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 und 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. FOR 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. ———

COMMERCIAL

STEAMBOATS.

INSURANCE.

There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. =======ance.

RIVER ITEMS. ——— ARRIVED. Gen'l Anderson, Pad.; South Bend, Cin.; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Jacob Mussulman, Wab. DEPARTED. Gen'l Anderson, Paducah; South Bend, Ark. river; W.V. Gillum, Pond river; Grey Eagle, Louisville; Curlew, Wabash river. ——— ......The River receded near 1 1/2 feet in the 24 hours ending at sundown last evening. It is also declining rapidly at Cincinnati and Louisville, but our dispatches show a large rise at Pittsburgh. The Mississippi is quite low, a large number of boats being aground in it, with but little prospect of getting off until a rise occurs. LOUISVILLE, Dec. 11.vRiver stationary, with 6 feet 2 inches in the Canal. PITTSBURGH, Dec. 11.—River up to 10 o'clock was 18 feet by the pier mark. Still rising. Weather mild and clear. Mercury 30°. CINCINNATI, Dec. 11, M.—River fallen 3 inches. Now 14 1/2 feet in the channel. Weather cloudy and cool. Mercury 35°. ......The Weather, yesterday, was cool, pleasant, and clear. ......To-day at 1 o'clock the Dunbar takes

her departure for Paducah. She has long been in the trade and always given satisfaction. Being well-officered and furnished, she is one of the most attractive packets on the Ohio, and wins the respect of all who test her qualities. Freight is always carefully attended to and delivered at its destination with fidelity, by her. We can only say to travelers and shippers, try the Dunbar and see if our statement is not strictly correct. ......The Lady Pike has laid up at Cincinnati, the Lady Jackson taking her place. ......The John Raine left New Orleans on Wednesday last, the Diana and Chancellor on Thursday, and the Peytona and Fanny Bullitt on Saturday. ......The New Albany Ledger says the hull frame for a new Wabash packet is up and ready for planking at the ship-yard of Mr. Sylvester Lee of that city. ......At the rate the river has been receding, two days more will be sufficient to permit the plugging of the holes in the wharfboat so she can be raised. ......The work on the Charley Bowen is steadily progressing, and we may expect to see jer out soon looking as bright as a new pin. ......The Curlew left yesterday evening for Wabash with a light trip. ......We learn from the Memphis Avalanche that Capt. Archer, of the Mariner, was robbed on her last trip, as follows: A bold robbery was perpetrated on the steamer Mariner, lying at this port, on Wednesday night. Capt. Archer's room in the texas was entered while he was asleep, his clothes removed therefrom, and taken to the hurricane roof where they were rifled. The thief obtained a valuble [sic] gold watch— a family relic—$150 in money, and a sight draft for $400. In the morning the Captain found his clothes at the door of the hall in the texas, where the thief had left them.— Yesterday a portion of the money was exchanged at the Southern Bank, and was identified by Capt. Archer, and the draft was found by a negro boy in front of I. B. Kirkland's Bank. The Captain feels the loss of the watch more than anything else. ......For the following the Memphis Argus is responsible: We are informed by a planter from the vicinity of Friar's Point, Mississippi, who formerly resided and officiated here as clergyman, that a few nights ago eighty men armed themselves and proceeded to the river's edge to watch for the first Cincinnati boat that might pass that point, their determination being to sink every abolition city boat that floated by the banks of the great Southern river. ......There is a perfect understanding at this port between the Captains' and Pilots' Associations and the steamboat agents, and the Captains are required to employ association pilots. Such is not the case at Cincinnati, however; and when boats arrive here with pilots who do not belong to the Association, they are declared "outsiders," and our agents will not work for them. This state of things is frequently embarrassing. There should be a general reciprocity in these matters, and a full understanding as to these technicalities in all parts.—<Louisville Journal>. ......We learn that the James Battle has withdrawn from the New Orleans and Vicksburgh trade, and will go to Mobile soon to run in Alabama river, for which she was expressly built. She is one of the swiftest and most magnificent boats in the Southern trade.—<N. A. Ledger>. THE MAGENTA.—We learn that the new boat building for Capt. Spotts has been named the Magenta, a name known to fame as the greatest battle of modern times. It was the field on which the second Napoleon, with the French and Italian Legions, gained a great victory over the Austrians. The name was suggested by the friends of Capt. Spotts, who had particular reference to Matfenta, the famous racer of Keene Richards, Esq., of this State. The Magenta will be ready to make her first trip about the 1st of January.—<Lou. Cour>. =======

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. l'KCEKSKU 12, l(jui. 29 doz eggs, 1 fck flaxseed, 1 bbl butter, Pi colon Bros.; lb g. ware, J. W. Hughes ; 2 coops turkeys, Jno. Douglas ; lti scks flour, I. & D. llcinian; .1 slaughtered hogs, J. S Jaquess ; 1 wheat fau, Wm. Ilolloway ; 4li'J bush corn, Geo. Foster & Co.; 1 piece casting, Koster Kotti ; 3bxs d. goods, P. t). O'Riley; 1 bx book", Dohell & C; 2 ban r. tobacco, '. Eelnli ick . Co.; 2 kitts lili. '. S. Wells ; 1 car load poultry. Win. Roberts ; 3 bbls liaxsood, Wheeler t Kig; I ear load turkeys, 17 4.oo.iti do., 43 bujli meal, 'lboi. Pitman. A. . SUKAI'EK, Agent.

New York Dlarfcet. New York, Dec 11. Flour quoted a shade firmer without material change. Local trade buying with a little more freedom. Export demand continues restricted by the difficulty in selling sterling exchange ; sales of 10800 bbls at 4 35 4 45 for super state ; 4 55 4 03 for extra ditto ; 1 35 1 50 for super western ; 4 55 (4 r0 for common to medium extra western j 4 80(5,00 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio ; closing steady for common grades and heavy for better kinds. Wheat dull for expert in view of the difficulty in selling sterling exchange ; holders firm ; prime winter red western held at 115 with buyers at 1 12 ; fair white western at 1 23.l 25, with buyers at 1 1 22 ; sales of 12000 bush of inferior common Milwaukee club at 1 03(,1 05; 1400 bush of white Michigan at 1 2sl 30. Rye quiet at J3. Barley ; little more doing ; sales of 800 bush at 75 for state. There is no important change in the corn market ; tbe demand- continues quite moderate ; sale3 at 5859 for mixed western ; C2 tor Jersey yellow. Oats in limited request at 3537 for western and Canadian ; 3737i for state. Pork dull ami decidedly . lower, with only a limited business doing ; sales of 180 bbls at 16 25 for miss ; 1 G 75(Ti 17 00 for new ditto; 10 50 for prime, iicef unchanged at 8 50(3 10 00 for repacked mess; 10 50.ll Co for extra mess. Beef hams dull aud heavy at 1113. Out meats dull and heavy. Shoulders offering at 6j ; hams at with no buyers. Hogs lower ; sales at 0 j for dressed, and 5 30(2,5 50 for li -e. Ibifoti quiet. Lard dull and heavy aud lower ; wiles of 225 bbls at 95,10. Butler dull at 1 l(Vr, I I for Ohio; 14(ii,21 for staxo. Cheese unchanged. Sugar more active but prices without important change; sales to-day of. 320 hlulsof Cuba at 4A(iV)5j, and the remainder on private terms ; 402 boxes of Havana at 5J. Stocks lower and less active.

REGULAR PACKETS.

1 u. s. mail.

Evansville &Fadueah Daily Packets DUNBAR, Gl'S FOWLER Master. GEN. ANDERSON, THOMASSOX Master.

Cliicluiiatl Dlarkrl. Cincinnati, Dec. 11. Flour Accurate quotations cannot be given; 200 ibis of extra gold to-day at 4 00, whilst 4 50(7t)5 00 were obtained for 300 bbls in small lots ; very few buyers. Wheat continues nominal nt tt0l 00 for prime red white, which are the asking rates. No change iu corn, oats or barley. Whisky declineed tol:JA, with a good demand at the decline. Hogs dull ; they are offered freely at 5 00, but buyers contend for lower rates ; the sales were confined to t)00 bead at 4 G2(,i) 00, the former rate for light, averaging 175 pounds. The Price Current gives 3o00o as the receipts for the week. 400 bbls of incsspork sold at 1 1 00 ; .50 bhds of bulk shoulders sold at OA packed and 3000 pieces of green meats at 4, 5.j,0. Lard not salable at. over 8:J. The money market is unchanged. Exchange on New York and Boston advanced to 1J premium. Wai-.asii UivEit Items. A rise is anticipated in Wabash river soon, when bitsiness will revive along its banks, ns there is a large amount of produce awaiting shipment. This will also make quite a difference to boats in the New ( irleans trade, ns hvansvUIe will be the gn at rc.-diippiiig point, and will become one of the most important points on lite Ohio. ' Tlii' Jacob Mnsselmau is now making regular . trips from Kvansville as far up as lit. Cariuel, and doing a pretty good business. The W. V. ( iilluin and one or two other small boats are running in the lower river, but to littie purpose. There are now liitvc feet in tbe river from Viucenues down. The Caroline is making regular trips. She i, ol!i er.-d principally by Teric Haute mi :t . tr Allan' Leifirr.

rent.

Leave Kvaiuvllle Dally at l i o'clock PI., Sundays Eieeiled. Leave Padnrah Daily at 'J A. ?I. The DL'NBAK and fiEX. AM'EliSt'N make close couiictioiis at Padnrah with packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, Aiel at Kt'atisville Willi 'uekuls for LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI ltatlroacl 3, for tlie Kist. Tho Pmibar fos to Cairo every Krelay. ami tlie tieii. Aii'lersoii toe to Cairo every Satur

day. .lulIN K. II A lit i, Aueiil,

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Tlie lulu draft I!. S. Bl.nl

l U. I AMPUKIX, A. LITE It, Captain, JOHN TUAVI3, Tk, Leaves Kvausville every Muiel:ty ami Tlmrilay , at il oVliK-k, v. m . j leaves ISowliu Creen every Wednesday ami Saturday, at s a. m. nov-M 1TIIN SOUTH VJ KHOLTUJ- jT.V M POND III VKR. Tlie elejrmit passenger steamer I.CK EAVKS, I, Me Donald, Master, Amokv,- Clerk, " . will make reularsemi-weekly trips to South Carrolton ami I'oml Itiver, leaving on Wednesdays and Satiudays. For freihtor paa;e, apply on t-oard. mv"S fJ-K V I. i. K te II HJS'IIKHHO.V J Hi. k.t, CSen'i. I. M. WIIITK, JT"-.. K. L. Lancaster, master, runs as a FJregular Freight and Passenger larketfc..-i !s,-ajti daily (Sundays excepted) tetween this point and Henderson. auf;7 BB CO.nH T4I KTll'ltJI.'t4K WW ot time. The LoiiiHTille anil .p., HemJer-oii Lieht-Ilrailht, Swift, Side 4vl W'lie, 1 t'. S. M.and Passenger p..-t-et ,f .-4-

Grey Eaglo,

( apt. A. DONNALLY, .1. A lrtvn Kvuuvilli lor Ijonisvillt -v t Its o'clock tui'l evert 'I'hnravlrty f. fti., arriving nt Louisville Tiaslay kikI Suiiittluy 'iiiiii; nt ' o'cltK k. JNiK It- HA T

july-tf Si. i V;i(. r str. t. E V A NS "VI A,K A N "i5"x, MT iSV I A.K V. .s. MAIL PACKET, Gr ifoy 3E! V & 1 o . W. If. DAMKKS, ( iii-t. Wm. IH' vat, CN-rk. J 'l'iirtlay am? Sat unlay nt ti ltN-k i. m.

Ii turuinC, lo-ivt-H ljoiii.svilli ivry MuIy mill Kritlay at 4 u'cl.K k r. m. ct 4' Through HtlM of l.aIinr will lw tx n for Tobmvo or of her trrihl to Ballinion or 5 w Vol !: at tin low raltt" if not loHrr t tian ! any otiirr roiU. I'iiSHciici? r fn-iht tuktn ut p;w kct-loal ratt-n for any i"1'"' on tli Ohio Km-r oroii (i- ii !iicr Ti AHM utrt r HM t.iiiiuol;itiorn of tl;i- Jr-y KaI hi onsnrpii.-'rteJ h.y any loat iiimjii tlu WenttTII watftrt. A. lv on In.ar.I i-r to JOlN H. HAM,, Jniif7-Uf N'. '-I WatT Httt.

Insurance Agency. ALLEN cThALLOCK Evaugvllle CN1EKWRITEK AM) (JKNEBAL INSU&ANCS AREN'T, Adji'stee ok Averages, and Notaut Prnnr. lie con titi lies to iBiie l'oiicica from several Fira Ciart and most reli:ill INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Country, on ThIhh and Fire IHsks. lie will also receive apjili'tioim fur LIFE ISUKANCE. He will atU-Ufi to tlto AJjut:u-ut of Louse of evory d-. cri-ti"n uuder policies from otht ikt-uoitd, and attcitil to the settlement of a'l mt tor connect i-tl w ith I Nl'KANCE, for parties i?i terested. His It-n experience as an Insi uance Ach.nt, has made him familiar with all Hiihiert cotimvtt'd will: I i.n'iranre. t Oili '. M iridf Hall ItuiUIin, No. U Main et.

NOHTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO., c' HAirri OKi, coss'.

DK. HAAS, having It ;tred trie r.on:s loi luei lyrenph'd Ijv I'r. Kivett, in lr. I'-iay'ii l-tnhim, opposite the Post Oftiee, for a series of ye;irn, wiathl respent titlly solicit t he cil i.eiis ot K itiisx ille and the urroit tiding tow und eoiitil r , k vimI lua i ootn and. nee the Specimens on ohihi t ion, W lielitt'l t h v need t'ie Nt-rv ices of a flutist oi not , Siiic the iasiiinu of his t in id.tc uinl telvei -tiseineiit, over a eui since, hev. i il i'ti)iv ue-iitlt ami new in viil ioua hit v- t"-tit m:ni, ut vlitrti lit luis uvuiled himmdf. and iitlous hottiin: (IimI uill siiherve Uie interests of his p.iticnlN, U ps uu Mecured. Jlis 1 w ilitieu nit betu r ami tahlihmont larger, witlnmt doiiht, thai un otiier in our State, and eoiial to any in Kasetn cities. All ihose who need I'ental o(HrHtions pei formed, mn! are pleased with hii werk . wiuiit . ft ul teuthnl U witti great pleasure. The followinir ari the nicies d work iiiHonfm tci -ed hy him: 'oiitinnoiis Unni; Hi.'-di -i ( ai v-d Work; Vulcanite Ua l.'oirtliioi, Anili, t'heopliidtic; Gold and Silver work. Nothing can excel tho leatilv and cleanliness of tho continuous $um vvoik. Jt i-t wiiti 'iii n t-,ini or crevice. (,'IutLh that aro sunken an ln res!ied to nearly their original onitir hy this Htyht ot work, and nrso tty the nso ot t he Vulcan ire , i'.-rul ito, and Amber Ras'. The latter tfyl-s, for tij'htness and adaputtiou to titlicnU nnnn hs, exetd any eels anything we liav evoi- n.oi. He has several ameK-lle'tii k lor alhviatin fttiti when extracting tevth. Th.v uio perlts lly harmless. The inoMt del icale can hat t hem applied. lie dot not adverttso aiivthift he cannot do, nor exhibit auythin not mad l hiniH. if Parents should eoiisull 1 h hcwirh mid l auty of their children hy havimr Ihe letifist tlinvi theitBeceini dent it ion, I he t el y pn.d in ing s mtiieti y mid health to tttose invalnahl ornna. 1 rretnarity f children'B te-tl ci reeled Kin., ceshfully. Those having deaed toeili, should t ilber h them extracted or tilled at uini tlie htitr it ps sihli-). The health of the parties and (he I'euiatu iur tenth demand thin. I tako pleasurtt iu io!iMlie iuc lr. limn, my successor to th- ohl rooms in Uray'v hnildiitM:, hoping he will hud thum hth pleitnt and prot'tahio b'rotu my intercourse with the I tort or, I am pleased to l'iiid him tnie td the pioxTepnin;; ; possfsbin: tastu and hih proletinionat alolity and standing- With this view, 1 cau, w ith R.ifety, i tn om nieud hi in to the cfiitmniittj as a skillful ittid conipetont deiitiBt. (niay'S)' J. KIVKTT,

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C0PELAND & NEXSEN, C3-33 3NT 33 -3L X

IlUMlH HUM

OFFICE: SAVINGS BANK, KO. 1 1'IKST 8TBEKT, EVANSVI1.1.K, 11VI., L3 u K WPitK f.1 KK It TV T.I H K Oj lliks au.l issuw I'ltlifirt in s-vt'i'l if the ost uii'l Tiutt lt'liiiM"' liisHra:itP inpniii.-s of tito rnitcl StatB. STOUKS.STtM'KS, lV KIJ.I NiiS, MILLS ASH MANUKAtVrKIi. insur.-.I .. tln

nicst !:voi-!il.l- riites. MA RINK AND I N M 1 AVIOATIDN Kiks take V LAT-1!" A'l S, , UAlUiKfj, STKAMHOATS Mini lli. ir CA HflUK.S. j Aim, ai'iiuitiunti roouvid for LIKi: INS!'- , RANt'K. !

lital Represent-1 5,000,000. !

W. M. AIKMAN t. CO,. AMI ! Commission Merchants, ! .. t .X.rlll Water ., K vnimv t ll-. 1 Aj,tiits tor Uif fciii t ult, 1 I. nr. ii:u!i, 1 1'rovi-ii ii.-, hi;.! all In r .-.riirlt ..r l'i ...in,-,.. i ocl'J." ' 7iHs.Tr. M1U.KU. ' HR.NIi MHIAIS i MILLER & NIEHAUS, UFAI Kl;.- IN ' 3Z Jl. 5T 3r Z OD JK, llDOlS, .SHOICS. HAW, !AI'S. .ti. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA i

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iv Mi'it.i.y at (. i.VI.. k atttl Kritlay Wi'ilin'Hilay , Ai-tlit,

INSURNCF.. THE SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO,, Of A' K V YOUK CITY. Cash Capital, r. .r00,000.

91.i0,O0 0

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PARTICIPATibN"" POLICIES, hntitlm the ashured to a portion t lis Protitn, OP WHICH 75 PER CENT Is ru-t tidn annually lot that pun ose, providing .S A F K T Y In is your I y acciiuinlaf ions, whteli are fuiuhd inMead il hein divide I t st tie k hohlei s, atid i fa v S S In tlivideiels to hoMers .f participation pidicie?,' or an ABATK.M KNT iu Mar'iie Insurance from I he Ht.uidanl rales ol premium t customers who nia prefer nn-nui I i ip itim. .1 IS KIM I W AliKKIt, Vres't. THUS. W. Mltl'SALl., Vice President. Ii. J. II At nock, Sccy . TIMS (Ml M PA N V I hsih i s in unst If.-tHMtiJ danijie- hy K ire on lwelliuj;, llonsehohl Knrniture, fStoreii, U alehouses aitl ih it codlentH. Poll- ' -1 'Mailed hy Ht-ptl: 'UipKl.ANO t NKX8KN, Agents.

ARE YOU INSURED ? Ill LAYS AKE 'blXKKKOFS! EVANSVILLE AGENCY OK THR MERCHANTS' ISl M K 0. HA R TFOR , CO XX. Cash Capital, $200,000 IMUKCTOKS t Mai k Ilowartl, .s W.odrulf, Jaiaea itoltr, E. Ivlert, Ony K. Phel,, Timothy Sli. Lion, Jhiiich P. KoMir, Sidney A. V'hitJ, has. T. Hillyer, Llijah 11. Dueu, llmer ttlanchaid, lUchaid 1. Iluhhaid. M . . Mel I tinati, w. i.. roiun-4, W II. I. 1'allelidel .

B-CAj'plications received, loli ies isneil -nd re newed, ami all hniness pertaiuint; to tin Agency proHiplly attended to. ltt .I'osses etpitt hl y adjiifiteil and prompt I)' paid at l h i Atjeiicv . an-'i t oPK!,ANI A NKXSMN , At -nts. GUARD AGAINST FIRE CHOICE INSURANCE HM iHlilCE CO. I ui-orj-tr:it-il 1 Sly Cliui Iit I't-rpi-tiiiil.

CASH VAmAL $1,500,000, AltSdU TK AND I' X I M PAI IlKD. Net Surplus of $942,181.72, And tin; prentice of IO yeaisi wiiccoh and experience. I PWAUDS K $11,000,000 Of loHnes have heeii paid l y the JKtmi In-tm.tnce Coinp.iiiy in the pant -4H i-iirs. Tlie vain of retiahh Insurance w ill he apparent from the following li OSS K s r A I I) IJ V T u k a: t n a l-l'KINU THK PAST KIVF VAliS:

lnll,i t:ll,.V.f-l.Si in 'ViM-otixiii, iini,irw.i7 III Ki'iitm kr, L'cH,'.i:t:. In Mism-uri, .(.sl.MS.dl loan A Mhiti. lil.:i! '.t.4ii I'i iiii'ii .t Va.. :i..V.i"...vi

Combined Cat cd, over 5

In ! j.-Miui, fl'.S.OKt.SI 111 I ililinna,... 1 l-J.fcl'.l.-sl In Illinois.... JI,;fc?7.U 'IVl!l'di-'', '.7.-4'..'Jl KallsaaA- N.h l!l,!i4r.77 Ark.,- ln.... 'J.i.'Jiri.i-'J

M iHirtsippi ati-l Alabama, ...5-"-,41. Is. Fire and Inland Navigation Uiak accepted at terinconciMleiit with t-'ol et:cy atl hut proht. Fujirciiit itStiutiftt jirnt itinnim I H'FL . -V( ".S j umi t 'tiur-iil, jttr it-w- ) 1 tit ; tjettt . j The soIil aerviie hm; ami Hc e-tully (i ied, him) : th many advaniaies thcXtna I iicxnauce t nirp;:n v ti'S feMre. in its line, should not he ovel hndceil ly those rively to insure ajid uiiderslandiuu; l!ieir K-nt interests, iMu iiiiX t-triutieiit times " the inn-eesily I 'f reliatde liistiinnci Ui'tiiiii.-i uu imp rarive din- - Jif ") al.Mitv of pi oner ty owners to eimlaiu h-fs l-e'it ' th'-n huh I Icv toul. i,eticies in all I uc priut ipiil cities aiid towns 1 onr liout t he Sfattt Folk lies issued w H hoiit de- : ;' , : .-i'v ot ihe duly am hari.td Aent ot i he 4.-n(.ai.v " kit"' t'iHinr--j af CeUiled to ttlii hat h iilol iuh ln . ' cOPl.LANI a NtX.i i.N, AcntP.

Ciish Cai.ilaJ, $300,000. CASH ASSKTS :i75,ooo V. C. fASTINCS, Ser-'y. A. 1'. HASTINGS, Pres't. IiihiHc4 d liiit l4- and J.iuiiie ly Fire on rwcllinH itii-l th.-ir ront-'MM, Manntnotrit't B11!1h, St'.'t-ln,iis( .( 8)i-l;s lerclititidiiie. at fuir and rratin.-il-k' rrtti-H ii preniimn I'.-licitB promptly i.sin l mid 1ish9 ndjiislccl for lln Company l-y A. -. HAl.I.ni'K .S SON, Agents, M u l l.- K ill Building, Main street, wptlt KvHDBville, Iudiunit.

or Vr.VV YOUK. Oniee 1 PJ :m.l 111 Broadway. With :i a-h 'j,;ta! all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSFTS J I I. Y 1-', lsu ?1,5'0,000 The lltinio Tfi tiiancM tV iup.uiy insure.- HaiiMt Ltiss or It .'ii.i 'ov l ii e-n w!ijus und theii contents, for a term id !., i 1 t, fT years on th MUHt t)i I ;i Ide f. in-. Slil-e.-i. W'urehous", Stocts of M'T h iiMli-ifV Pro. dire, t unu lector fe, lacliine-aii-1 all invitr.ihh' pr-tpei I , at lair und equitahle rate-( and on INLAND NAVIGATION And Trnn-portat ion . hhipmeufs iijkki the Hi vers, l.:iu'-s. mil lis aii d l.'ai I n ( Is, as hw as the nature oi :h-ii-hwiit o. ;r, with fairiu s to tho assured and th ( i. in;. at. . A.ljmliu .il! lo.-i-es I'airtv, and proimdly pay! up Iheni. II.S J.'MAHTIM, I'rea't. A. K. WILMAKTH, Vice Prea't. J. (n i.t Smith. ;-'t:ii j. John Metier, Ar.; 1 :v'y. pplit ali.'us made io ut( j-olicien isHUed by A. II A I.IdM'K A SUN, Agfa, an-J , Marhlo iiall Itiif Idiiifrd, Main street. INCOItPO RATED 1847. City TP i 3.' o

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HAIlTFOItD, CONN. Capital, - - - $250,000. c c. waiti:. s.-.-v. r. ii. i:oVKi:s, i'r.-u't II. I'::I'K, C. ni-nil Afli-tit, li-'xitlih lit t '-liirugo, TIIh.

CASH CAPITA I. & SI'UPLT'S $327,510. Th in 'ouii-any ttmureri aaiiet h mh ami dam te ! Fire it Ifwellins and their 'mtcntt, StoieH, VarehouseH, SiinjKs ol Mei handize, and all innurahle pruiH-i't v at ;ih reaouahlo rten of premium iui any other M.iu nl and rehalde mprttiy, .1 I).' -tii'-j . - ' t''jtfj (lirtn ftrotuftfirf. A i pln al iiiiH lli;ide (, hhI P. d i ieS i-Hlle tty A r. II A lil.Ot'K A tLN., rial hU- liall Iuildins, Uni , .nii I 1 v I Kvansvii i , lnU HARTFORD FIRE II1IMIE CO., HARTFORD, CONN. INCORPORATED 1810 C II A It T K It 1 K Jl l K THAI. Yiil a Suri-HrtBlul Ciisiut'K Kxpfrii'iH-t of 37 x ft -y 7sr o z x s. CaKii I ..........S.rO(hOO.0 vui plus, 'JUJSC s 1 I n -UCiii. :i aih'-t l.oK.Sor Ptlieirt hy Fire, ou Pw ell inr-H, I' a in it mi-, Slorert, 'ai'di'MlH, Mer- ( handise, iliils, .M:iniHactorieH, and other kidde ol properly, can Iki elt-t ted in this f'onjpany npou H8 tavoralde ti fns ns the nattir1 of the risks andmn-u-ciiy to roli. - hohl. rs will admit. PAUTI I LAU A ITSN'TloN iriven t inwiiriijR Fjii ui properly, i'iisiatiiu; of D wellincH, Barns, ami outhnililins connet ten, nnd Furnltur, I.iveStM-k, Hay , ( i I'M in, Farming I'teitils, d e , &e., contained therm, tor a term ! vertrn At IdW rates of premium. tFKI(!KRSt T.-. Athu. Se. r. ttry. II ltuotinton, IVes't. t '. I. m. in, As.x't e. 'y VV . N. I'.ower.s, Actuary, 1. A l.'N.tU'ii r, tieiieuil Ai'eiii, for th Western and South WeHtern Mtatos, 'oluutlms, Uhio. J. lii'ali.'im, AHt ('uor.il Ai;ent tor the W'eslern and Sinili Western Stat., i ol n m I. us, Mi io. A ppl ieal ioiih for iicm ato'e may la made to the undersmned, the dul anihorietl Agents of the olu a!M. A I'. Ii A Ll.iM'U. ,V SON, Aj'ts. utn. F: -M. tilde il.l liml liini, Main street. n-';; lvl

WHEELER & WILSONS

SEViNC MACHINE, N . 5 Fir? Street. U't wt-u Slain and Locust. W9& 4U':il TO TUK PtKMstC WW heel r a- W ilsoii's Improved ewinc Machine at reduced prices, with increased confidence in its merits aa tl-e l- st and most rw liable family eewinji machine imw in use. It sews equally well on tho t hh West or thiuct fahricn; makett the Uk k si itch impose i h!o to iinta el, w ilii the esbei.ti.il

advant'Le of hein alike ou both sitle.t, forming no ride or chain on 1 he under Hide ; is simplw iu consi ruction, moiv speedy in tuo einent, and more di.ialde than an other machine. We jiive full iuLitructitHis to enal h- lite purchaser to sew ordinary seams, si itch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and tuck, all on tlie same machine, and warranted fur tit r year-. e also ke. i.-h ei,n.-t ui ly liaud a full as&ortmect

id . Illtrer H i:ia liirien. 'i t culars con tat n : n RiaflittoM, Ii'om pei.-i Kast and W -r, in-; e-rat on appin ai i -:t f. I M

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE. Git op Evansville, Nov. 23, 1860. mmOTMCM MS HHIt KHf UIVU.V W W that I, Christian Uuddorich, ColUctorof the City of vansviUe, between tbe hours of 9 and li o'clock A. M.,and 2 and 5 o'clock p. M.,on tho 15th of December, I860, will sell at public auction, at Ihe door of tb. Court House iu tbe City of Kvausvillo, Indiana, the following lots, parts of lots, and parcels of real estate and iinprovemouts, assessed for the payment of City taxes for tho yuar 181X1, duo from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, the same bring now due and unpaid, and for 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 and par eels of real estate herein mentioned are sold or offered for Siilo : OUIGINAL PLAN. Biibcock, Bron.,und'd J of 33 by 75 ft s. w. end of lot No. 57. (share of E. !j. Itatx-ock) lo.ln Beebler, Jacob, improvements on lots No. and 22 5.7." Durham & Snyder, 36 by 150 feet north-west side of lot 70 35. 05 Hornbrook, Philip, 20 by 80 feet, middle part of lot 15 31.05 Jones, Jas. O , lot No. 13!) 50.2i Lawrence, K., south east half of lot No. 2.... 23.00 Shanklin, John, north-east one-fourth of lot No. 85 58.91 Shanklin, James SI., lot 100 5ii.tl Wheeler, 1. Q., ou Locust street, 2754 Dv feet, being middle part of north-eat half of lot No. 104 0.78 DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Beebler, Jacob, north-east half lot No. 11. 2-', 80 Elliott, Joseph P., lot No. 153 GU.70 Gregg, John t Mrs., south -west half of lot No. 146 23.58 Jarvis, Richard, improvements ou lot 181.... 1.73 Joues Si Blythe, 14 feet on Third street by 664 feet, part of Eastern quarter of public square, lot No. 155 13.31 McKeynolds, J. ., improvements on lot 145 1.73 Kedmoud, Thomas, 33 by 114 feet southwest side of lot 227 30 5'. Wheeler, H. Q., lot No. 217 4.;o " " " 218 ll..r-o " ' ' 238 17.25 CPPEE ENLARGEMENT. Gavitt, John S., south-west half of lot 23 0.49 Hopkins, Mary, ht No. 42 35.0.5 McGriff, A. M., north-west one sixth of lot l'J 3.45 south-west one-third of lot 20 13 Ml Nelson, Hiram, north east half of lot M 13. 80 28 by 75 feet alley end of lot No. 68 0.2O Pushee, A. C. sonth-west half of lot 21 12.65 Wheeler, U. Q., 5th subdivision of 71 aud 72 :' 6th subdivison of 71 and 72.. 0.20 Walker, John T., Lister's subdivision No. IS of out-lot No. 2 1.84 LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

Combs, Amelia 3234 hy Io, feet alley end of lots No. 27 and 28 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. Cook.Z. II " 4 " 23

" fi subd'n of ' Clark, Levi S Clements, J. II., ' Evans. C. C. heirs... '

11 12 7 13 11 1 3 17 12 12 15

21 37 .'If 51 10. 13 21 31 38 42 41 48

15.23 3.74 6.61 ' ";J 5.18 9.66 10,. Ill 2 3n 2..1U 4.6.1 4.03 6.20 2 3D 2 01 3.16

' the undivided of the s ijr, the w. nr. and the n. of Evans's Homestead 16S.65 Evans, Rol rt, lot No. In, block 46 1.38 Evans, DeWitt, the undivided ' part of tho s. qr., the w. qr, and the u. qr. of Evuiis's Homestead 57. '.'o Goldsmith, Iiau , heirs, lot No. 7, block 36... 31. 5o Gavitt, John S., lot 11, block 42... 1 73 " " 4 " 4o... 4.60 Ilopkius, Mary " 11 " i... 2 88 " " !) " 4... 2.88 Jones, Jas G., " 10 " In... 7.19 Jaquess, J. S., 4th subd'n " 4 ' 37... 6.!io Laut Brothers " 1 " 16... 1.73 " " 3 " 21... 2.t.S Laut, Ceorge 20 by 125 fet of lot II, block 17... 1.81 " " 12 ' 17... 2.88 Laut, Wm. A George "19 " 40... 9.78 " i ' 41... 3.45 Stockwell, Matilda "15 " 51... 5.75 ' 16 ' 51... 5.75 Pcantlin, Jas., jr "In " 35... 5 18 Spiegel, Philip " 1 " 35... 0.78 LAMASCO.

Archer, Thos. M-, 100 by 119 feet of i. w. cor

ner of UIocK llullen. George, lot 6 do do do 7 do

do do B.-ckmeier, W.... Bippua, txotlieb... do

lo 8 do do 17 do -lo 9 do

do 8

do 9

do 10

do do

Breuneke, Christ., a. qr do 3 do 7'

do Biekid, Michael Burke, Patrick do do Brlukineier & Co do Brinkineier.t Co Baker, William

27....

155.... 155.... 20.... 20 75...., 82 82...., 82

ion 82 133 131 175

175....

Cody, Clark

..do 4

....do 31

....do 2

....do 12

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...lot 10 bl'k 175..

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Dury, Loron. do , do d Dobin, Patrick .lo Kspensheidt, John.. do Fritz, Charles

do 18 do 28 do 32 do 33 do 3 do 4 lo 19

do 20 do .... do 27 do .... do 28 do do 30 do

io do do ....do do do .... do ; do .....do

7 do 8 do 1 do 2 do 8 do I do 34 do 15 do 1 do 2 do

...do 10 do ...do 11 do ... do 29 do .. do 30 do

Krank. Ferdinand do 14 do

Foster. John W do Foltz,Chis do Galliger, Jas .... do do Guth, Peter

Geiser, I. G

..do 15 do

do 20 do

do 21 , do 1

do do do do do

do 2 do 0, do 7

do 8 do , do 5 do do 6 do do 5 do

Horuhrook t Burtis....do 5 do

do do 6 do do ....do 7 do do ....do 21 do Uewsou. John do 11 do

Block 16H..

do 14 do 134..

do 18 do

do 1

23.... 23 23.... lol 135..... 135 5ll 50 5(1 5l ..... 50 VI 170 170 25 25 133 135 135 135 , 152 152 150 150 13 23 174 17 64 , 54 loo , ! , 128 128 128 50 5o 10.1 130 13o 130 105 86

Howard, M:irta... do llahli, Michael.... do Haul-, Henry do Iliu.liii, G. W

do do

ll.ti din & Shaukliu. do do Jones Si Chandler... do Joues, Jas. C do do

do do Kippel, Chio...

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tini.iii:iln of the above .;f the iiihe.t standing

va, Ac, v. ill 1-e furnished I t ix.-n or by letter. j V. M. 8ELLMAN.

WILLIAM 131ERL0WKR,

3Z UG-G-IST ! AND UKAI.KIt IN i CA I .V TS. :.w ( SrfJS, OIL S. VA HXISIJ, j Vn..l.wi;i 1..1111(1;'!. i.swatv, iVrfumery of all kinds, lr .'. ,;( 1.,-tindii s, 'Wine, $""., j'c. tl ln h a l" Hltck, 11ain rlrttl. EVANSVILLE, INT.. lti) IT. pril l. o -of the Genuine Bell's Touic. t,-l.l.,-lvl n i Ttl-.'i th rioiirMir hiihZ V ory Nius, 2" l.uh Wlnurs just received at dcc5 ELLIOTT S lauijly Grocery. j

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.do 26 do .do 7 do

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do 9 do lo

do 11 do do 12 do do 13 do do 23 do do 24 do

h 25 do

do 26 do 6 do 7

do 2

.....do 27 do do 2 do .....do 3 do do 4 do

do 5 do Io 23 do do 5 do do 21 do do 27 do do 29 do do 20 .lo , Io 21 do

Kahu. Solomon, the middle half of lot No

bl.ick 76 Kuhu, Jacob do 1 Lockwood, Edw do 7 do do 8

Longhans, Dav d

Mensinsrer, Geo do 5 Muth,Johu,sr do 8 Meier, August do 9

2o 25 25 zo '25 25 25 25 105 , 105 135 lol 1(15 105 109 109 171 128 128 129 129 30

do do do

30 do

do do do

Mngenheimer, John. ...do 3 do Nero, Heury do 21 do do do 22 do O'Eilcy, P. G do 6 do

7 do 7 do 8 do 9 do

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do 19 do do 20 do do 1 do do 2 do ..........do 8 do do 9 Jo d 10 do

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fin fin 55 155 134 114 l'"4 47 47 21 21 loo 100 100 101 101 113 113 130 , 130 , 130 176 176

Block 151 do 173

7.88

... 1.5o ... 1.0.9 56 S3 ... 3 12 ... 5 25 ... 6.75 ... 5 0,:: r.o ... 5.25 ... 375 ... 2.0,3 ... 4.5o 4. 50 ... 3.. '18 ... 3.37 ... 12.75 45 45 60 45 2 25 ... 1.31 ... 1.31 ... 1.24 ... 1.24 ... 1.24 ... 1.25 ... 1 21 ... 1.21 ... 121 3. IKI .. 10.12 75 1,8 . 3.38 37 56 38 2.O0 1.88 .. 2.63 ... 2.25 75 ... 75 .. 150 .. 7 95 .. 135

... 1.35 .. 1.5o .. 5.06 1.88 .. 1.87 .. 1.88 .. 1.24 .. 2.74 5.06 .. 1.88 .. 17 .. 1.88 .. 1 87 3.IKI .. 14.25 4 50 .. 1.50 .. 1.69 .. 1.541 94 .. 1.13 67 67 68 67 68 67 68 67 6 2.1 Ni . 2.06

38 . 1.5(1 2.06 2.06 . 2,18 . 2.48 94 . 1.88 1.87 . 1.88 . 1.87 1 .50 I i) .'....1.31 3.O0 1.21 4.25 2.18 l.TO 2.oo S.63 1.88 94 91 83 45

1.50

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Bowley, Nathan do 1 do 154 2.63 Fosi, Vri d dol'. do n on do do 2 do 151 7.69 do 17 lo l'i n,, do do 0. do 109 2.48 do I s .1.. I i ;; , do do 7 do 109 3.98 Gavitt, John .9 lo 3 l-i ;, Richards, Chas lo 4 do 75 1.50 ,1., I .!.. f. - Keis, Anthony do 1 do 75 C.75 Gavisk, Matthew.... do II .!- 17 1 i. i do do 2 do 75 4.88 ....do 12 do 17 3.0.1 Koitz, John A do 3 do loo 1.31 Creea.Wm .lol,: do 13 l i,;i do f, do 100 1.50 doll .1, 13 5 6.; do 1 do 29 1.88 Uall.Satuiul .loll do s 1 -.e do 2 do 29 1.87 do 15 .6. 8 l.v; do 3 do 29 1.83 Uoltluall, J. i li. irs) do 3 do 3 3 m. do 4 do 29 1.87 Hyatt, Stephen do 1 .lo 21 ..w; do 5 do 29 1.88 do 2 do -.'1 1 ,'.o do 6 do 29 1.87 do 3. do 21 l.Mi do 7 do 29 1.88 fiact do 8 do 21 3.38 do 8 do 29 1.87 Kraeu.ler, C. n e ' . -io 21 ,!,, I i .'. do 9 do 29 1.88 "do 25 do 1 i It; do 10. do 29 1.87 Kni inc & Hauling, imp on do 8 I .o do 11 do 29 l.ss Koring, H., h. e. '.. lol 1H , l:i I if, do 12 do 29 1.S7 ii. w. do l.i do 1- .',.:::! do 13 do 29 1.88 WeVt vitt, Jobn..'... do 28 .!.. 1' .'. o.S do 11 do 29 17 Norrrims, A.iIm-iiiO do 1 1 do l 4 31 do 15 do 29 1.88 U)aii, Cumeliii" d. 'X, .).. 14 1 69 doll! do 29 1.87 do 36 II 11.9 do 14 do 85 2.25 do. '.7 do 11 I 0 1 do 16 do S5 2 .25 do 38 , II I I K do 7 do li2 2.1-6 R.-erk.P. l licirrO . do I .; do I. d) 8 do 102 2. oO. Hi. hard, II. n,M,- l. i- :. 13,1,. I 38 do 5 do 131 3.00 Stirling, T. iltehM ..t .1.. jo .... II oo Schilling, Frederick. ...do 5 do 75 I.fm .lo .'O .1., !,: 1 6 Spouse, 1'liilip do 1 do 84 3.75 Smith, I '. 8. w. 1 l ,6. r. ), -..i SchauHer, Chas., 5o by 85 feet corner part of .."..do i: :i .. . Ill lot No. 5. block 77 8.63 ,1,. 1 ,j 1 (VI Sachs, Alexander, west of lot No. 4 block Ws.k, .1, imp n ,.n do M (!.. 1 1,1)

83, and west of lot No. 5 block 83..

Stilte, Henry, lot No. 2 bl.-ck 1.33... Sorenson, Soten, ;tO0 ft west side of block

;SO0 ft West side do

lot No. 1 block

do 5 do 29 do .30

do do do Scott, II. C. do

Tippel, Fred., lot No. 8 do eastern 1 Tavlor, John, lot No. 15

Turner, W.

161 165

do do do block do do

131 134 51

75 lo,4 85

3.HO 4.88 3 75 !'l 56 1 X, 2 It) 2 41 2.0,3

S., do 9 do 84 2 03 do II do 74 1 ..ro do 5 do lol 2.25 do 11 do 104 188 do 12 io 1M 1.87 do 36 do 13", 3,8 do 37 do 135 37 do 6 do 136 75 do 28 do 13.0 3.8 do lis; 37. 5o

Unknown owner, 2o f ..-ton Eight, extending back by first avenue 119 l.-et, block 52 do 20 ft on Ninth street extending buck by first avenue 119 ft, block 52 Wood-l, Joseph, lot 6 block 134 Weaver, J. K., lot 1 do 20

do 2 do 3 do 4 do 29 do ,3ii Weidring, Chi istian. Weaver, John, Whuelur A It- ilz. Wheeler, II. y.,

lot 11 do 4 do 15 do 2 do 21 do do 9 do 3 do 4 do 3 do 4 do 17 do 4

20 20....

blo. k 81

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54 74 74 136 136 150 80 80 30 :m 54 130

1.50 1.50 56 38 37

5o 2.63 3.38 1.50 1.60 38 37 2.0.3 3.19 6.5C, 3. ini 3.1 N I 1.511 1.88

CANAL BASIN. K( it-. John A, lot 7 82.81 CARPENTER FIELD. Carpenter, A. B.. 7 nor. s of ground more or less, sitiiiited north ot Ann st , east of Laiims.-o, A west of Sharis.'s eulargoHi't S'.MI.OO Nightiligiile.H.F., 25 !'t on 1st avenue by loo ft 2.63 Rcsslcr, A.iultl, 25 t't on 1st av.oilie bv I'm ft 2.25 K CRT 1 1 E N I. KG V. M E NT. Bullen, George fntct lot 6 block 18 J 75 do do 7 do IS 75

Beeslcy, E. k II., s. w. or. of lot 9 block 7

s. w. qr. ol lot 10

do do

H. W. qr. Oj lot 11

Bates, Harvev, lot 9 1,1, s k 14 do IO ilo 1 j Biittis, Edward, do 18 do 18 do I t do 18 do 20 do 18 Baker, Wibi.iui,do 5 do 6 do 6 do 6 do 12 do 1 do 13 do 1 Bull, Roliert, do 1 1 do 17 Coj ly, GiiKtavus (heirs) lot 10 block 1.

C;i:-si'Iy, Michael, Dory, Loien.o,

do .lo do do do do lot

12 11 7

9 do 18...

9 block

2o.. 2i.. 20.. 20.. 9..

Drebus, Ifein v (heir liown.'y, Newton, Frank, Ferdinand,

Fus, Adam, undivided of lot 1 block

uu,! iviile.l :l do 2 do uiidivi.lel two-thirds of lot

block 12 lot 12 block 9 do 13 do 9

do 3 do 2 do 4 do 2

Hahu, Christian (heirs) lot 8 block 9....

Grant, Win.,

Gavitt, Johu S.,

Uahn, Michael,

Haney, W. I..,

lot do

Hyatt, Stvphen, do do do do . do do do do do do

.1,

9 10 12 13 It 15 1.) 17 18 12 13

lo 1

do 3 do 4 block do do do do do do do do do do do do

16 17 18 19 21 21

do do do 2D., 20 15...

20 211

-Turvis, John (heirs), lot Joues, Jus. G., do do do do do do

Keil, Nicholas, 20 by 7,

blm-k 6 do lot 5 block 6 do do 6 do 6 Mensinirer, George, tract lot

15 16 16 16 16 17 17 17 IS 18 block 17

Irt

do do do do do do

ft corner pt of lot 4

Mills, Bish

McJoliUNou, Kiulock,

Plumer, Horace (heirs)

Pierre, Nicholas, Rowley, Nathan,

ilo o do I t do 15 do 16 do 17 do 5 do 21 do 22 do 23 do M do 4 do 1 do 2 do 3

IO 18 18 IK 18 2

2... 1...

3.8 37 1.50 2.25 1 .58 1.81 1.31 1.32 1.50 3.0O 1.88 2.62 3.56 2.2.5 3. IKI 1.88 ).5o 2.63 ls.38 3.94 2.1 13 6.94 91 91

1.13 2.1 1 0. 38 6314 41.94 3.19 4 31 1 .54) 1. MI 19 19 3. INI 2.25

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tl 1 1 9

1 13 91 o ; 93 fl.j o4 113

111

Ilendlii kH, J.H4"ph..., .1. ; do 4 Joues.jolnilicus) 9 bl l.loll w i. I. -lot I.. Id II 3, A o ' ot lot 17 Il k 3 Johnson. M. r lot I 1.1... I, .:

1 13 1 Co

Kaiger, John do 12 ilo 7 7 i .1,. 13 do 7 7". do I I .1.. 7 1', do 5 do 7 7 . Kni.-r, For. li. and do 4, do h., 1 13, Kanier, John do 8 do 8 2 l l I .in k ti. 1.1. .1. Il do I .6. ; 2 03 Multlli, J. S. (heirs). ..do O ,1.. ... 28l Salman, A . (heirs) jo I do 3. on Steil. r, Fn-derie do I do I I 88 While, T. .1. (heirs)... do 1 do I I ,.i do 2 do 4 I Ml Wevlaiid. M i, din. I doll. , I 3 Wahuseldlcr, ,l.s.'p h do II do I I 31 do 13 do 1 I 3 1 Wheeler, II. 4J lo I . do .'. 113 do 10 do 5 I I '

25 ft on Center street extending back 25 fi n. w. end of lot No. 4 block 4i, und 5 ft on Fine st !y 75 It s. w. side ol lot 4

block 6 1.88

lot No. 1 block 1" 2

Reis, Auth my, lot 9 block 11 2 (Hi

do 1(1 do II 8.4

Ratlin, do 2 do 17 2.o6 Smith, Martin (heirs) lot 6 block 3 3 .(Ml Shea, John do 14 do 10 2.0.3

do 15 do 10 2.25

do 16 do IO 11.38

do 2 do 18 2.04;

do 1 do 3 2.1,1

do 2 do 3 14.2

do 7 do 7 22 do 8 do 7 2.2

19 ft north side r.f do 9 do 7..

Spellman, John, Swanson, James,

improvements on Langhliu's pnqierty...

Wright, W. 31., s. '..ol

Wiltshire, J. W., Wright, Anthony,

Wheeler, II. (i ,

6.38 38 1 31 .5.63 2.l'6 2.4 I 2.41 4 13 1.88 2.4H! 2. OH 1.541 1.50

RGGER'S SCBDIVISION Is.unded by Third st. ou the n. e., Division st. on the s. e.t Second st.

on the s. w., anil hi m st. ou the n. w. Jurgeiismcir, Joseph, lot No. 42 4;REEK'S enlargement,

lot

(lo 7 do 20 do 3 do I do 5 do 11 do 7 do 8 do 7

do 8

lo k 8

8 II 9 9 9 , 17 18 18 20 20

do do lo do do do do do do

83.4K)

Cody, Clark lot 3 block 3 f 1.13 Hendricks, Joseph do 12 do 5 1.13 do 13 do 5 94 do 1 1 do 5 91 Luiiu i Eodley do 8 do 3 1.13 do 9 do 3 1.12 do lo do 3 1.VJ do II do 3 1.31 CRESCENT EN LA HGt.M ENT

Dolai:, Patrick,

Early Robert Erioau, II Gilbert, Ji.mcs Max a rll, George Mack, Chas. W Newhouae A'. Bcckuian Olmstead, L. & Co

Pru.it, Johu Pruitt, Wui '..

lot No. 23 block

do ...do ... do ...do ... do ... do

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C. HEIij-Elili II. nov23-3v,d t it v Oi.M.'. I, r g " ,7. KI TH H'H KJ I. K ' II K.I I. KHW..S tut" for the payment of the c.sl-, nod epci.s. es of side-walk improvements. N!i.. li.ac! given, thai by viitue mt a pr.-ccpl i-si:. ,1 l- (he Mayor of the 4 'ily of E vans vi lie, and lo ihc di i ,., I -ed, 1 will sell at 'nil,lic auction, al III,' iI.h.i ..I li e Court Hons. in said city, o-i Satin. 1. 1, I c , iol..-i 22d, 18-si, at 2 o'cl.s k H ., the lollowillg I. .Is or parcels of real eslut-, or so much Ihcicl as insy be liMTWrnri- to jiay tbe amount. . Iiai. ,1 and a.-s. -m. d against said l.-ls r.-spcli v.-l , ,,r l In. cost .i and -peuse of making side-walk iiiiproveuiciits in trout l.f said lots, together w ilh the co-ts ct saal sole : Joseph Sc.nes's heirs, 5 by l is' .. It N W n d,. of S E 1 .', of lo 3, l.ouer Elil.il ueineiil . . .. r 3 ' i W. 4J. ,V"4;. W. Ewin.f, N '.j ol lol 1,1 er Enlargement '.:o7'i do N W lot 4, Lower I3ital;'.'lueil ,. 73 3.. f'HtirHd Itaki-r, I'd 2, Lower Eiil.ii-j'em, nl. . Luwis Howes, ' I '.'. I . t'JIKIMI A N II EI-IH.l; M II, Icc7-3t I'm I ..lie o.r. jTv V.i. i: ctuuh .i 1. 1: it it :. 1 1. . tatetorllie payment ol thw .....Is 111..I ii.,. es of Side-v, alk nnpi.o eiiients. N..Ih, is li.i.l.y given, that by villne ol a precept issu. d 0, tl.e Mayor of IbeCllvof Kvani ille, and I., iiiedi'i-.t-.l, I will Hell at public Mllellolt, at .lie ilo. r ol the Court 1 1 Oils.,, in raid city, oil edlles lay, tile 1 Ol II ol December, 1801, the followitif lots or parcels 1. 1 e:il estate, or so lunch ll,..ie,, ,m mar l lie, , ,-.n y 0. -ay the aiiHiuut chacccl ju.d ass. ss. d a;.'aii ! saiil lots respet.ti veiy, or the costs a nd i x i tenses ot mak ing siitc-ualk iinp.ov'i mei.ls in trout oj rai.l l.,i ,, together with thoco.4;,-; ,,f 8ale Lot 13 block No I, in Baker's Addition ST " '.' , ' 17 ' O il. f aslern l'"lilaly..,n ut jn 31. 44 1'.4 O io Ea"le. it Knlai . elm lit lo 3t. ' 5 " jo in the lib I nlari einent II I.I 4 lib ISTIAN HEI-.iEIHI II. du. 4-t.l I it v I ..Hector. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

4!TV or KVAN-VIII.I, l'i.' 3d, lst.ll

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that I. 4'liiislian Jledderi. I,, I' dl. . lol of

t'ityot Evalinvill., Is-lueeii tie. hours 1. 1 '.I an. I 1! o'clock A. is., and 3 and 5 o'cloi I; e. i., on the 27lh ol Dec. mis. r, I8I1H, will hi 1) nl pilldl. Hin t 11,11 , ill the door ol lliei'oiirt II. .us.., 111 the 4 ity ol l lalnville, Indiana, Ihe t .1 !ou i tie lots, .ails,,l l"t. lili.l parce'.8ot' real ei.tale ami impiowom nts, assessed for the payment ol City Isles lor ti e year 1m.o, due Iroin the owners there,,! to the iilv i I Evansville, the same Is'iui; n..w due and lili paid . ui.d tor the eosls of said sale, and that stu b sa In u ill I e i on t lulled from day to day, nl the aloiesiud hours and place, until all tin lots and j..iit-N ..f r- :il .-stats herein mentioned are sold as ell. I d lei f..tle ORIGIN -VI. PLAN. Illiukfor.l Isaac (heirs), lol No 36 to" llahco. k Bros , the iindivid. .1 ' ., ol 33 by 75 ft s w end of lot 5T, (share of E S Ual.. . I. PI,, llosl. y, K.-r.liiiaiel (hens) ' ; s .. nrt of I., I lit 12 08 III i.N A Tl ON I- N I.A lil.E.M E.NT. Ellis, August, tii'.j by .'.s li corner pt I d 1 .2 40 IS ft ou l.o. list st by 75 II lot I .2 27 I n Laiifihlin, Alexander, ililp'lneiiH on I t 228 1 1 50 Satt.l Ii e, i nee ( hen s) lot 20 9 M L I'PE It E NLA 1(4; i: M E N I Ills, kl'old, Isaac llieiiai lol No 7 2 75

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CHRISTIAN IIKI-I-I l;li II, Dec3-3,1 I it, 4'., lb, I ot. f7uLi,ii.Tii it' s.i 1. 1; it i:i i. S (-slate, lor the p'lymeii! ol (lie costs and i

s.'lis..s oj side-walk iluprov. iii.-nls. Not ic. is io I r -by given, that by vil tlie of a ...cccjt issii'.l 6v Ilo. Mayor of Ihe City o! Kvansv ill,-, atid I,, me .lit. . I

d, I will sell at public auction, at li e d. .1 .1 t!..

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assessed ngai.ist said l.'.ts i i-sjn-i-i i v.-1 , or Ilo "-is

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CHRISTIAN 111 IH-I Kii'll. Kvansvirie, Nov 27-2v,l-I- 'it Coll., lor.

Something Now. Having opened an est il.iislini.-iit l .r i l,e ni.ii.u -fact ore of CI UN ItRiniMSiu Water :i.lel. .Mam

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l.-iili.in of the Citizens ol Kvansville to II

I nm now m.iiiiilacturiii..' i yi iy d .-si rn.i '.

Bro..lu4, mid w ill s. II at lower i u rn ll. in 1 ie- -,mi can be N.ueh I in Ciiieie or; ti or l.oni-v il!. . I', a I would do well In i all al In y est. i Id e I. li.. 1. 1 I I. plircliasiug elsevvh.-re. I l.-j Mat kef pre e ssj 1 t U,oin Com at all times. AM. CUM-.1.TT. lep. 25 -3 aid