Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 62, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 December 1861 — Page 3

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MONDAY MORNING.......DECEMER 9 ======== Arrival and Departure of the MAILS. ——— [The time here set down is adjusted to <contract hour>. On the River there is variation according

to ii,umsrances.l TIME OF CLOSING. ' j Kulmad Mail (for Vinceoniw. Terre Han ri lutsilon. Washington, Petarsburgh, 'j Sullivan, artiste, Bockville, Indianapolis, Ciucinuati, Louisville, St. Louis, Cairo, ami pointa supplied through the like last rm-ntioued offices, every dayex- ! cept Sunday, at - Mj All other point s supplied hy Railroad at... t a. M. j lAmimilU Mail IrM every Tuesday ,

Thursday, and Saturday at C4 P. Padneah Mail (river) every dy in the week except Suuiluy and Thuraday at 11. n. dree Uierr Mail tor Bowling Green and way poiuta) every Monday and Thursday at 3 P. M. Ml. Vernon. Mail (land) every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdaj at i4 a. M. Kt) Hurnumy Mail every Monday, WedHeadav. and V riilav at 7 V, a.m. Backp' r't Mail (land) every Monday, Wed nesday, and ruaay at ov. a. m. J'rtrrthargh Mail (way) every Friday at j a. V i e 1 ei won r o iei.ur.ra, A3, wmw auo g, by Railroad daily.) Cvnthiaiui Mail every Wednesday at 7 p. m. - - - . . I Leaves at a a. m. innrsoay morning.) TIME OF DELIVERING. Hiiilroad Mail, every day except Sunday at 7 iArrives the night before, after office hours. Lotnmlla Mail (river) every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday by 0 P. M PtuUtcak Mail, every day in the week except Sunday and rhnrsdav OS 9 A. M ISreew i'pr Jfu7, every Monday and Thnrsi day ty 'iff. Vernon Mail Hand) every Mouday, 2 p. Wednesday, and Friday by if Harmona Mail, every Tuesday, i nnrsday, and Saturday by u -iuort Mail (land) every Sunday at 1 P. H. mid Wednesday and Friday at 4 P.M. 7 A. . (Arrives the evemug before, after omce houra. passnswraB Mail (way) every Friday by 8)4 . u. ;..th,..a Mail every Friday at 7 A. at. (Arrives the evening iKitore. alter oinoe nuurs.j iM-r.jt Office opens at 7 a.m. and closes at 7 M. on avek days. Delivery closes from 8 to 9 i. u. on week days during the closing OI tne 'tailroad mail Offlreopen from 8 to JA. M. on the 'at. Oath. J A.MJU3 11. Hen KKui. I . at Evansville, lud., MjSPSSBX. Iuly22-ywc IOO M.BB. HI loo lbs Oornt?tal 30 ths Be 1 Tapioca; 1:)0 tbi Pearl Sago; 1 M.I Farina; 10 boxes Vermicella; 10 boies Macaroni. U. A. COOK'S, For sale at 73 Main street. ocl6 AMTB IS-lu dozen Extra Hearth Brooms at H. A. COOK'S. mmti I .sVatfsT. Currants, Kaisins, Citw rons, Ac, Ac, In store and for sale by VICKKKT BROS.. novl'J No. 82, Main St. H i.n IJViT, Buckwheat Flour :.W W Cran berries, Si Just received and lor sale ow at VICKKKY A BROS., uovlO 82 Main at. CVMMETJVB, RA I 8 MJVB, VMTMOJVB, N0T8, fc. Lf bxs fresh Layer Baisons; 40 or bxs do do; 0 lbs Genoa Citron, fresh and Una; 1 cask German Plums; 1 do do Cherries; 2000 lbs extra new Zante Currents 3 bbls soft-shelled Almonds; 100 lbs shelled Almonds; 1 bbl Filberts; 1 bbl Canary Se d; I 1 do Hemp do; 200 lbs Freeh Dates: bbls Split Peas; 1 gross Cox's Sparking Gilltine; 1 gross Coopers' Isanglass, ass'd sii?9 100 tbs ass'd brands Chocolate; 'Jft lbs Baker's Cocoa; 25 lb do Bromn. Just received at oclO H. A. COO It'S milBHKHI MtUStHS! .0 doz Handle Shoe Brushes, from 15 to 50c; 6 do Plain do ds, assorted; 4 do Ilandle Stove t do dc Scrub 10 do Plain do 6 do Boat do 2 do ast'd Horn do; do; do; do; do; 6 do ast'd Dusting ting do. Fer s ale at oclfi H. A. COOK'S, 7: Main street. WW WARE 6 dos 3 hooped Wash Tubs; 6 do 2 do do; f do 2 do second size Tubs; 6 do painted Keelers; 15 do Bed Bncketa; 10 aests brass bound Cedar Buckets; 2 doz 3 hooped Cedar Buckets; 1 d Extra Heavy Beacn Stablu Buckets; 3 do ass'd do Oak A Cedar stable Buckets ; 2 do Well Buckets; 4 do Bail Boxes; 4 co assorted sizes covered Sugar Buckets; 4 do extra (Hiugham) do do; 60 nests ass'd Wood Trays, extra heavy; ; nests Imported German Market Baskets; 10 doa ass'd Amwrican do do; 4 do do sixes Clothes Baskets; 2 do Willow Nursing Chairs; 1 do Battin Table do; 2 do ass'd Rattan Children's Chairs; C do ass'd Beires (14, 16, 18 and 20; 2 do ass'd Towell Bullets; 1 do stave Half Bushels; 1 do ash hooped Half Bnshel, Imp. Brand; 2 do Plain Half Bushels; 2 do ass'd Peck Measures; 0 do aa'd Mop Handles; 2 do Cotton Mops; 1 dos Knife Baskets; 4 do ass'd Bbl and Half Bbl Covers; 1 do Knife Boxes; 4 dos ass'd Potato Mashers, 4 do ass'd Beaf Mauls; 4 dos Boiling Pius; 6 do ass'd Batter Prints; 6 doz Butter Ladles ; b do Wooden Spades; 2 dos Mudlers; 2 do Wire Mouse Traps; 12 doz Cedar Faucets; 2 do Cofien Mills, ass'd; 2 dos Soup Bow In: .o gross Sawed Clothes Piss; 12 gross Sprint do do. Jest received at ocl5 II. A. COOK'S, 73 Main street. mjKKinKK. fivKt'.Mtf, jJru .At CANNRD FRUIT 20 dozen fresh Pine Apples qts.; 6 do Raspberries A StmwUrriee uts.; 1 ft ft 2 6 0 0 5 6 do do do do do do do do do do do, hf gals.; Qnluces anil Plums; reaches, Damsoua and Pears; Pine Apple; assorted as above, in half gals gallon Plcklos; bfgall do; quarts do; pints do; 10,000 Picl loose in bbls; 12 dots omtoes 'A It rani: 24 do do, 2 lb to. 4 do do, 5 lb do; 24 do PeaclMS, 2 lb do; 10 do Blaeberries 2 B do; 2 - do Greeu Gages, for sale at war prices ocl6 H. A. COoK, 73 Maiu street. siz M irket Biiskets. Small hired clothes Baskets at 75 cents. Strong hickory and white owk feed Baskets at. trom 25 tc ft" cents eaeli at VIBKERY BROS., oct21 No. 24 Main Street. To All whom it may Concerns Piano for Sale at Auction. AN the 12th day of December. 1861, tke under I J sinned will sell at public auction, at his Piano forte Manufactory, iu the city of Evansville, one Pianoforte, the property of Edmund B. Seymour and Clarinda Seymour, to satisfy a mechanic's lien, storage, and the costs for advertising and selline the same. Sale to commence at 10 o'clocK A. M. CUBISTIAN DECKER, Ja., Piano Manufacturer, nvO0.3tdAw Pvcainore street, betw. 2nd A 3d .Vtf. 1 VmMJS" HTMVH.Vat sale at H. J. SCHLAIEPFKK'S nov6 New Drug SSore Notice is hereby erven that bv virtue of an exe cution issued out of the office of the Clerk oi the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh Connty Indiana, iu favor of Octavia E. Lewis, and galnat Henry Oranmer, A. T. Whittlesey, Edward S. Martin, John B. Hall, and William Bates, I have levied upon and will on MONDAT, DECEMDEB30th, 18C1, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., of said day, at the door of the Court House, in the city ef Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents, issues and profits tor the term of seven years, of the following described real estate, to-wit: The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of section No. twentytwo, (22) township No. six, (6) range No. ten (10) Went, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana, containog forty acres. And should said rents and profits not sell for a snm enflleient to pay said writ and costs, I will, at the same time and plaee.cffer lor sale the fee simple ol said premises. GKOROK W0LFLIN, 8. V. C. Wheeler A Iglshatt, Pl'ffj Atfys. dec7-o.25 !

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lotMtr'i Stomach MUtttr: The operation ot this palatable rera'dy upon the stomach, liver and excretory organs is singularly soothing and conservative. It regulates, recruits and purines them. Dyspepsia in all Its forms yields to its cordial and invigorating properties, and it is recommended to mothers enfeebled by the dntles and cares of maternity, as the safest and best tonic they can possibly use. In all the crises of female life it will bo found eminently useful, and aged persons will derive much more benefit from Its use tlau ordinary stimulants -Such has been the popularity of this Inimitable preparation that a boat of imitators and counterfeitora have sprung up in various parts of the country, in the bono to profit by imposing upon the public, against which we caution all to see that every bottle they buy has the foe simile of the proprietors' written signature m the label, and the words, "Dr. 3. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters," blown in the glass and stamped in the cap covering the cork. Also notice oor note of hand on the bottom of the eBgraved label. All these marks we give to secure purchasers against imposition. H 'STKTTKR A SMITH, decS -i TMmg- or Mamuty in as Joy JPortvt r Who can be besutiful with a sickly pale complexion ? Keep the pores of the skin free, and th. blood pure, and your cheeks will vie with the rose and lilly. The skin is formed with thousands of pores in every inch of surface whose office it is to carry utf the impurities of the blood the acknowledged cause or all diseases of mankind when the skin is dry and parched when it to covered with eruptions when it is cold and clammy when there Is inward fever or inflammation it is impossible for the skin under these circumstances to perform its proper functions, and to carry off the impurities frem the body as designed by our Creator. JODSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove these obstructions, and produce free and healthy blood, remove the eruptions from the Skin , and cause it to brighten with the Hush ol youth ana beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics beauty produced by health and happiness. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all medicine dealers. dec3 m itmily.-A sure and certain remedy for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs is Uoofland's German Bitters. They never fail in Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, or Nervous Debility. The use of a bottle or two will work wonders. Try them. For sale by all druggists or doaler in medicines at 75 cents per bottle. dec3 tfersis HunartA Volmtfrm Mela tm Campl Young men bo warned in time, snpply yourselves with Holloway's Pills and Ointment. They are guaranteed to cure the worst cases of Sores, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fevers and Bowel Comlaints. Ouly 25 cents per Box or Pot. novia 218 ftvtr and Jlgm. This trying and provok ng disease, which hxes its relentless grasp on the body of man, reducing him to a mere shadow in a short space of time, and rendering him physically and mentally useless, can be defeated and driven from the body, by the use of DB. J. HOSTET TER'S KENOWNED BITTERS. The great success it has met with and the beneficial results following its use, have established it as a permanent " institution." Wo would advise our reader to procure this valuable specific, and if an absent friend is afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any other nervous disease, to hasten and procure this much favored and greatly desired article. A trial Is all that is needed to prove its many oxcelleut qualities. or sale by druggists and dealers generally ev erywhere. novldAwlm Jsyst'i Jg-ue Mixt-ura tm a tufa Hit) I remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience of many years, in almost every climate, proves that where used iu strict accordance with the direc tions, it has rarely failed to euro, not only break - ng the chills, but by removing the morbid habits of the system preventing the recurrence of the disease. fever and Ague, though not in Itself dangerous, is apt, unless speedily removed, to have such a pernicious effect on the system as to endanger disorders much more baneful than itself, and which not only render the after life of the patient miserable, but are in themselves often fatal. A prompt and effectual remedy to therefore what is wanted, and as such, Da. D. JAiNE'8 AGUE MIXTUBE is confidently recomtianded. For sale by Messrs. KKIiLKR A WHITE, Evausville. and by Aeent everywhere. sep28defAsAw4w Mmtr lty!Uir ityZlMmtr Uy!!! William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye I The original and best in the world! I t All others are mere imitations, and diould be avoided. If you wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, BED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed Instantly to a beautiful an i Natural Brown or Black, without Injury to the Hair or Skin. FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Wa. A. Batcuelok Ptnoe 18.: and over 80,000 applications have beer. BBstAa to the hair of bis Patrons of his famous Dye. W. A. MATCHELcR'S HAIR DVK pn. duces oolorno; to be distin. oishod from nature, and is wabranttcd not to tntc a in the least, howtvr long it may be continued, and the ill effects of bad tyes remedied ; the Hair invigorated for life I y this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, I'y Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. kxTua Genuine has the name and address npuo a steel plats engraving on four sides of each Box, of W ili.iak A. Batuhslob. Address CHAS. BATCHELOB, Proprietor, scpt.M-lyTdAw 81 Barclay-st. New York Ol.lt M.Jtll - KKSTOKKn TO COMPARATIVE WOVTH JBW THE V8M Of HOOkVl&JS'U,B K KMJIJV KtTTJBmtm. Philadelphia, June 6,1858. Da. C. M. Jackson Drar Sib: I am very old. and for years have been very miserable. Last winter, one of my grandsons presented me with half a doz ?n bottles of your Bitters, and indneed me to try them. I did so, and I now feel as if I was thirtylyears younger; for I can digest my food now, aud am free from the water-brash my constant companion for the last forty years. My grandson, when he saw the good effects of the Bit ters, advised me to sen 1 you this cerlinoate. Yours, Ac, MRS. ANN PATTISON , Cherry, below Ninth. Ask for Hoofiind's German Bitters. Take nothing else, and see that the signature of O. M. Jacksou is on the wrapper of each bottle. These Bitters are for sale by drngglsts and storekeepers in everv town and village in the Uuited States, Canadas, West Indies, aud South America, at tft cents per bottle. dee 4 Behm's Commercial College. No 7 First Syrkkt, Evansvillr. Isd. The Ninth Annual Session ef the above Institution will commence ou Monday, Sept. 2d, 1861. For Catalogues, giving full particulars, call at the College Booms, or adddress aug28-lmdA2mw JBBEMIAH BEHM. REGULAR Evansville and Green River PACKET, Mattio Coolt! A. LITER, Master. The MattieCook will hereafter run in the employ of the (Jjvernmeot, from Evansville to the different points on Green Biver. Passengers aud freight will be taken at the customary rates. The Mattie Cook is the " old reliable 11 pat ket, aud has excellent accommodations for passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to nov26-tf COX HUMPflRBY, As'ts. WMOPJt, TVMV, WICK, He jE 200 lbs extra Patent Cotton Twine; IfiO tbs assorted Hemp Twiue; 75 lbs Candle Wick; 2 gross Fluid do; 6 eross Coal Oil Wick; 100 lbs Grass Bope, V inch; 1( 0 lbs do do; 150 lbs assorted Cotton Bope; 3dosen Cotton Clothes Lines, 40 ft. each; 2 do do do, 2 do da do, 2 do do do. 2 do do Bed Cords, 80 ft & do Jute do, 72 to 6 do Grass do, do 60 ft. do 80 ft. do 100 ft. do -extra; 90 ft. each; do do 5 do Bope Halters; 60 do Leather Carpet Tacks, 'd, 6, S and to ounce; 10 doEeu Plain Carpet Tacks, assorted, 6, nd 10 ounce. Now In store at H. A. COOK'S 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. & W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. ======= AFTERNOON REPORT. ———

Gen. Patterson demands a Court of Inquiry A Lieutenant caught sleeping on his post Reconnoisanees" Gen . Wool anxious to march on Richmond Good News from Kentucky Governor Morton in Washington. TRIBCNBB DISPATCH. Washington, Dec. 7. Gen. Patterson has called for a Court of Inquiry of bis conduct in the campaign of last spring and summer. Commander Poor, tried for allowing the Sumpter to escape from New Orleans, when he was in command of the Brooklyn blockading that port, was acquitted by the Court and the sentence has been approved by Secretary Welles. The high military crime of sleeping on a post in front of the enemy has brought another officer into peril of his life by a Court Martial. Lieut. Hart, of the New York 31st, was brought over to-day and placed in close confinement, charged with this offence while on picket duty. Gen. Sedgwick who commands a brigade iu Gen. HeinUleman's Division, marched with infantry, cavalry and artillery amounting to three or four regiments as far as Bone Hill on Acontinck Creek, where three hundred rebel cavalry have been posted three or four days. Gen. Hancock, of Gen. Smith's Division, with three or fbnr regiments marched toward Fairfax Court House, and then marched back again. They found indications that the enemy bad been over the road within 24 hours. TIM13 DISPATCH. Wasbinton, Dee. 7. An officer of Gen. Burn's brigade who left his camp to-day, reports the enemy appear to be withdrawing their forces, especially those near Monocacy. The pickets have diminished and appear afraid to show themselves. It is thought the whole rebel force on the upper Potomac is preparing to retire. Gen. Wool held a council with his officers and they unanimously came to the conclusion that a demonstration ought to be made on Richmond, from that point Gen . Wool was very anxious that the government should give him the requisite number of men and means for that purpose. The subject is before the government. General Robert Wilson, President of the Missouri State Convention arrived here last evening. He says the federal troops still occupy Sedalia, Roll and Tipton aid so far from McCullough surrounding Sigel at Sedalia, Sigel is now in command in place of Gen. Sherman, whose disorders have removed him, perhaps, permanently from his command. Mr. Wilson says the loyal citizens of Missouri, have perfect confidence in Gen. Halleck. heeald's dispatch. It is the intention of Gen. McClellan to consolidate the different companies of each regiment of the regular army. The exegencies hitherto nave made it necessary to atter iDat lorce, so mat naraiy a wnoie regiment of the old army was together To effect this consolidation, a number of com panies of infantry are to be sent to Fort Pickens, where the rest of their regiments are stationed, and other compnnies are to be brought from Fort Pickens here to fill up regiments to which they belong. Thus in a little while, each of the regiments will be all together for the first time since the Mexican war, and in many instances for the first time since they were organized. Recent arrivals from Kentucky bring cheering news of the prospects of the Union forces. It is stated positively that the rebel Buckner, has a much smaller force than has been generally estimated. His army at Bowling Green is less than 20,000 and arrangements are already perfected, which will compel him to surrender, or retreat rapidly into Tennessee. Gov. Morton of Indiana is in this city, looking after the health and comfort of the Indiana volunteers. LAST NIGHT'S REPORT. News from Hatteras A Furious dale Tybee Island Evacuated Rebel Schooner Captured Rumored capture of several Rebel steamers The anticipated action of Coneress More New Gun-boats ready A Rail road Collision. Fort Monboi, Dec. C. The Bteamer Spaulding arrived here early this morn ing from Hatteias Inlet, and brings intelli gence ot a naval engagement between the U. S. gunboats Stars and Stripes, Underwriter, Putnam and Ceres, and two rebel gunboats. Between twenty and thirty shots and shell were fired on each side, without doing any damage. Several shots came close to the Spaulding from the rebel boats, to which Capt. 11 owes replied with his gun. By this steamer, we also learn that on the 2nd inst, a furious gale prevailed at the Inlet, but the fortifications remained unin jured by the tide which was Hot as high as that of the previous month. The troops were all in good health. A flag of truce baa just comedown from Norfolk, bringing Horace Agles and five ladies and children. Mr. Agles was re leased on his parole. Passengers report nothing new. According to a dispatch dated Augusta, Tybee Island was evacua ted by our troops and the light house burned by the rebels. Nbw York, Dec. 7. Port Royal letters state that the report that the dispatch from Jeff. Davis, announcing the destination of the fleet was found in Fort Walker, after its capture bad no foundation. No dis patch was brought to any officer of rank in our army or navy. Nor if it bad been sent, could it have been anything mora than Jeff's conjecture. The stories about the betrayal of the object of the expedition were all false. The Ben. D. Ford, returned from Tybee Island, on the 1st inst., having captured rebel schooner of about 200 tons, the Worthiogton, Capt. Hawes, of Charleston, with 1500 bags of coffee and a quantity of cigars. The schooner was run ashore, in the endeavor to escape, and the captain succeeded in getting off in a small boat. No troops were left behind. Pittsburg, December 7. River six feet x inches by the pier mark and falling owly Weather clear and mild.

ifgw York, Dec. 7. The new sidc-whoa Bteamer Octorora has been completed, antl will be launched at the Brooklvn Nary Yard, thiB P. M. The new gnnboat Oasco, bnilt in the Mystic river, Conn., arrived at the NavyYard yesterday, to be armed and put into commission. The ship Nightingale, and the Bteamer Wyandotte, sail immediately for the South Atlantic blockading squadron.

Philadelphia, Dec. 27. The marin3 and tars of the steamer Hartford marched to Independence Hall this morning, to present to the city, a splendid flag made during the voyage home, which is made of silk and was purchased in Canton. The flag was raised at noon, at Independence Hall and a salute fired by the Hartford at the Navy Yard. The train which left here last night for Baltimore and the trains from Baltimore collided near Gray's Ferry about 11 o'clock. The engines and baggage cars were crushed. No passengers injured. The track is obstructed so that no train left till 3 this morning. special to post. Washisoton, that the annual the Treasury will not b to Congress on It is rumorec ated their posit te report is discredi. So much of the stone fleet from New York, as was destined to Savannah river, may turn its attention elsewhere, the blockat1 being perfect. FROM THE M0BILS ADVERTISER. "Private dispatches from Ilandeboro, state that the steamer Oregon pat in there last evening, and reported the capture of the steamers California of the mail line, the Lewis, the John Briggs, and one other vessel. We hope the report is not well founded, but fear it is, as the CJulf was known ;o be filled with Lincoln gunboats." N"w York, Dec. 1. Dense fog all the morning. None of the Albany or Troy boats arrived. Washington, December I, p. m. The death of Senator Baker will be announced on Tuesday, and that of Mr. Bingham on Wednesday. A general disposition among Congressmen is to pass a law making more certain and stringent the forfeiture of rebel property, while that of Unionists will be more surely protected. In other words, making a wido discrimination between the two classes. It is not at all probable that anything will be done to militate against the heretofore declared object, in vigorously prosecuting the war. NEW YORK MARKET. .Nw York, Dec. 7. The demand for flour is less active. The market is scarcely so firm, but pricas without material change; 6 50(3)5 95 for shipping brands extra R. 11. O.; ti 256 7-6 for trade brands; market closing steady. Whisky without change; sales of 450 barrels at 2020ic. Wheat steady; sales of 26,000 bushels winter red Western at 1 321 35; 23,000 bushels amber Michigan at 1 371 39; 6,000 bushels white Indiana 1 40; 13,200 amber Michigan 1 441 45. Rye firm at 8586c. Barley steady at 7375c. Corn a shade firmer; moderate demand for export and home consumption at 64,65c for prime mixed Western. Oats declined; sales at 4445c. Pork without decided change; sales at 12 50(5), 13 00 for moss: 8 50(ai9 00 for Drirn : Beef quite firm, but the market is very quiet. CINCINNATI MARKET. Cincinnati, Dec. 7. Flour in good de mand; 8,000 bbls sold at 4 00 super., hold ers being willing to sell at these rates. Wheat unchanged and steady at b4SG for red p.nd 8890 for white. Cora firm at 28 and in good demand. Oats in good demand; 3,000 bus. sold at 28. Barley firm at 4550. Whisky firm at 13. Hogs unchanged and held hrmly at 3 J0(a3 40; sales of 3,000 head at these rates, chiefly for delivery the first good weather. Re ceipts 5500 head. Mess pork unchanged and dull at 9 25(hr,9 50. Lard dull, 7(o) 7k being the rates asked for good to prime. Nothing done in green meats on the spot; some sales to be delivered when the weather is favorable at 2 for shoulders; 3J for sides; 33f for bams. Coffee buoyant under the news from New lork, and choice is now held at 19. Sugar and molnsses firm. Money matters unchanged. 'Losing f Railroad Csrf. The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer says: Since the war has broken out the freight cars of the different roads have been used freely upon one Another e roads. The result is that none ot them know where their cars are. it is no unusual ining to see cars oi the New Jersey Central, or Williamsport and Blmira and Pennsylvania Railroad standing upon the sidings here. The Bal timore and Ohio Katlroad have lost over forty that they cannot find, and have ac cordingly sent men all over the country, wherever a railroad runs, to hunt them up and get them home. The freight coming into Washington every morning and evening would make one contiguous string for two and a half to 'hren miles long Today, a train nearh , with wood, can: the war, wood along the K i was po iie or none being sent " the trade is immen 13. gone up for wc Hand to a -rates. PaWTHNTIABY APPOINTMItwra. a. thers has been appointed Director of Southern Prison, vice John W. Ray, appointed Colonel of the 49th regiment, and Dr. Helm, of Rushville, to the same position for the Northern Prison, made vacant by the resignation of Isaac Jenkinson. gUMRlPfS SALE JVO. 29. Notice is hereby given, that by virtuo of an execntion Issued out of the office of the Clerk of tr Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, in tavor of H. Q. Wheeler, President of the Canal Bank for the use of said bank and against Corydon Garrett, (impleaded with Elisha 8. Babcock.) I will on MONDAY, DECEMBER 30th, 1861, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock f. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents, and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, to wit: The northeast quarter of the northwest quarter, the southwest quarter, and the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section ten, (10) the west half of the west half of the northwest quarter of fractional section No. fourteen, ill and the east half of fractional section Ko. fifteen, (15) all in township No. seven (7) south of range ten (10) west, Vanderburgh county, Indiana. And should said rents and profits not sell for a snm sufficient to satisfy said writ aud costs, I will at the same time and place, offer for sale aud ceil the fee simple of said premises. GEOBGE WOLFLIN, S. V. C. Wh eeler A Iglehart, Pl fifa Atty's. floc 85.25 'AVCMIi, CATBVPV, Me. 9 6 doaen pint Wercestershiee Sance;

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ======= <REGULAR EVANSVILLE, PA>DUCAH AND CAIRO PACKET,

J. . Done, LEWIS DAVIS, Master. WM. B. SWOBMSTBDT, Ok-rfc. V ill-leave Evansville on Thursdays and Sunday at l2-pcli)ck on arrival of Louisville Packet. Beturnfri;, wi! leav Cairo 011 Tuesday and Friday oveninns, at 6 o clock, P. M. Will loave I'aducah ou Wrdt-osday and .Saturday mornings, at A. M Kor freight or t . apply on board, or to COX Jc HUM I'll ItKt. Ae'ts. All freight received ly Agents for the J. H. uorie, win M-' ireo 01 commissions, dec! QinzHiwa tfAisit .v. ai. Notice is hereby iriven that by virtue of an exe cution issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in favor of Bernard Arnold, and against John Kuirich and Henry Lutz, replevin bail, I will on ' MONDAV, DECEMBER noih, ISGl, lietween the honrs of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o' clock, P. M.of said day, at the door of the Court House, in the City of Evansville, I ndiana, offer for sale at public auction, the rants, issues and profits for the term of seven years of the following described real estste(to wit : Lots one, (1) two(-j) aud three() hi block fifteen fl!) in 'tuck well's Enlargement of the City of le, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana. And rtiould said rents and profits not sell for a nnm Humciont to satisfy said writ and costs, I will at tbi the i .u'-ethn and place offer for sale and sell ii.ii.lsol said premises. GEDRtjK WOLELIN, . V. O. Johnson, Pl'ds Att'y. .li5 jtjHWMMWtl tsA JbJi, JVO. it. - j .irtuo of an order of sale issued out of the office of the Cler of the Vanderbnrgh Circuit Court, in favor of Johsi A. Beitz, aud against Benaiah Mots, Pigeon township, and others,! will offer for sals ou THURSDAY, .DECEMBER 12, 18C1 between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock, P. M., at public auction, at tlio door of ths Court Boose, hi Evansville, the rents, issoes, and profits for the term of seven years of the following described lots in Block No. forty-three (43) in Lamasco City, according to said Moss' subdivision of said Block, to-wit: Lots seventeen, (17,) eighteen, (18,) niue,('J,) t ii,(lo, ) six,(ii,) seven, .7.) eight, (8.) elnveu, (11,) twelve, thirtten, (U, south half df lot No. fourteen, (14,) aud lot No. one, (1,) in said block, and should said rents, issue and profits not sell for a sum saffltaent to satisfy said writ and costs, T will, at the sumo timo and place, offer for sale the foe simple of said premises. GEORGE WOLFLIN, Bhwriff. Tbos. X. Garvin, Pl'fis Att'y. 8" BMIPFB HAL, B JVO. JO. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Vanderbnrg Circuit Court In favor of Alvln B. Carpenter, and against Archibald Fitzgerald, 1 Will on I MONDAT, DECEMBER 30th, 18C1, between the honrs of ten o'clock a. at., and four o'clock P. sc. , of said day, at the door of the Court House iu th" City of Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, offer for sale ut public auction the rents, issoee and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate, to-wit : Beginning at the southeast corner of the southeast riuarter ot section No. nine, (U) town. six. (6) range (11) west, and running north twenty -two and 50-100 cludns, (22 &O-I00) thenoe west eleven and 82-100 chains, (11 (M-lOO) thence south twentytwo and 50 -100 chains, (22 60-100) and from theuco east eleven and 82 -100 chains, (11 82-100) to the point of beginning, containing in the whole twenty-six and 00-100 acres, (20 00-100) offered f ir sale iu the district of lands at Vincennes, Indiana, andheing in Vanderburgh coauty, Indiana. Aud should said rents and profits of sail Real Estate not sell for a tnni snlDcitut to satisfy said writ and costs, I will, at the same time and place, off-r for aala aud sell the fee simple of said premises. GEORGE WOLFLIN, 8. V. C. Charles E. Maisb, Plff s Att'y. dec7-$T.0O. New Meat Shop. rwiMK 1 . i n tism.yjH 11 ha opBjyrM. od u new Meat Shop on H13 corner of Third and Chi rrv Streets, Kransville, lad. ile will keep on hand ths very best meats, and evory variety to be found In the market. 1ALTL UABIU. dec2-lw Bakers Wanted. MOUIVB OU BEX. OOOO RAH IS It I Ml can obtain steady employ-meat by applying to ADAM BAKER, doc2-lw Shawneetown, III. insurance Co., OF NE V YORK. Ollice 112 and 114 Broadwuy. With a Cash Capital all paid in of ONE MILLION DOLLARS ASSETS JVLY 1st, i860. Sl,SO0.000 The Home Insurance Company Insures against Loss or Damage by Firs on DwnlKMgs and tie it contents, for a term of from 1 to 5 years on th most favorable terms. Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandise, Produce, Manufactories, MachineaDd all insurable property, at fair aud equitable rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION And Transportation, shipments upon the Bivers, Lakes, Canals and Railroads, as low as the nature of tho risks will bear, with fairness to the assured and the Company. Adjusting all loseee fairly, and promptly paying them. CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pros't. A. F. WILMARTU, Vice Pres't. J. Mii.tsn Smith, Secretary. Jobs McGm, Ass't Sec'y. Applications made to and policies Issued by A. C. HALLOCK A SON. Agt's, First Street, opp. Post Office. IKfOe HOOilt) AJru VOJOPOMTM. Ww A lsrire and nice lot of Childs', Misses', and Ladies Hoods, Nubies, and ('oraforts, just received at 8CUAPK.JCK A BUSSIMU'S, novitO 49 Main St. CUXAP i.H- HT .Tif OITJ.VT TO KVEKV BODY. Whereas, coal oil light is now considered the cheapest anil pleasanh'st in use, we would say to consumers, that we have on hand and intend to keep regularly a full assort -msnt of all the necessary articles such as lamps in great variety, chimneys, bricks, coal oH, Ac., toT . ViCKKltY BROS., No. 82 Main st. deef! WmOW TO tSAVX JH OJVJS lT.'U you MM have a lard oil or burning fluid Lamp, you can have it altered to bnru coal oil at a moderate ex pens.-, as we have a few drwon extra coal oil burners for that purpose; fetch your lamps along, to VIOKRBY BBOS., decfi , No. 82 M ain st. m -j .YA WHA SAI.T.-VI0 bUs, 3 bushels Mm. ch, I ast received for sale by S. E. GILBERT i CO.. deo3 x -1 - No. 4 Sycamore st. iHMTB IjMMB.M barrels for sale 1 S. JS. u 1 LDfittT W. dec 3 . i WMffJM .mi Til Mi It H AJVII MMtfters, whoso husbands, sons and brothers are serving iu the army, cannot put iuto their kuausack a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes of HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A OINTMENT. They Insure health even under the exposures of a soldier's life. Only 25 cents a box or pot'. 213 dec3 HIM It Ml MA TM 8 EJV COJ &MJB&S. M Tub Daily Globs and The Cono sessional Globs and Appendix (the official papers of Congress) will be published during the uext session of Congress, to cenvena in this city the first Monday in next December. The Daily Globe will contain a full report of the debates in both branches of Congress; also, the news of the day, together with such editorial articles as may be suggested by passing events. Tux .Oonobjcssioxal Globs and Appendix willcontain a report of all the debates of the session, revised by the speakers, the Messages of the President of the United States, the Report of the Hi ads of the Executive Departments, the Laws passed during the session, aud copious indexes to all. They will be printed on a doable royal sheet, quarto form, each sheet containing sixteen royal quarto pages. The Congressional Giobe and Appendix pass tree through the mails of the Uuited States, under a joint resolution of Congress passed the G'.h of August, 1898. terms: For one copy of the Daily Globe during the Beasion.. - ... $ 00 For one copy of the Cougreasioual Globe and Appendix dnring the session 6 00 The Daily Globe may b9 takeu for use or more months, at the rate of SI per month. Subscriptions for the- Congressional Globe and Appendix mnst be for the entire session. Tbo notes of specie-paying banks, gold or silver, or postage stamps, bnt no other curremy, will bo received for subscriptions. JOHN C. RIVES. Washington City, Nov. 2 1801 dec3-2wil

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ORDER OP COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS TO BE FILLED. And nowhere it appcarine to the Common Coun cil of the City of Evansville, that Lot No. 23, in ti look: .No. 17, stocbweii's Jflniargeraeat, enyot Evansville, is so situated that- water collects and remains stagnant thereon, and the owner or own ers of said Lot are hereby directed and required by the said Council to fill up said Lot to such a height as will prevent water from collecting ana iusbsibing stagnant thereon, within thirty days frost the passage of this order. I , Patrick Bnrke, Clerk of the City of Brans. Tllle, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of an order of said Council, passed ou the 2.1d day of November, a. . 1881, so far as it relates to the within named Lot. In witness whereof, I hare hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said City, this. .".nil day of November, A. D. IHL PATRICK BURKE, Clerk. ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS TO BE FILLED. And now here it appearing to the Common Council of the City of Evansville. that Lot Ne. 27. in Block No. 9, in the Eastern Enltrgeaient of said cny, is so situated that water collects aud remains stagnant thereon, and the owner or owners of said Lot are hereby directed and required by the said joum:ii to nil up said l,ot to such a Height us will prevent water from collecting and remaining stag nant thereon, within thirty days from the passage oi buis oruer. yV'i X- I TB I, Patrick Burke, Clerk of the City of Evansville, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true anl complete copy of an order of said Council, passed) ou the 3d day cf August, A. D. 1861, so far as it relates to the withiu named Lot, In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal ofsaid Oity, this 13th day of August, A. D. LK1. angl4. PATRICK BURKS. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDSR FOR PLANK BIDS-WALK. Nov. 9, 18til A ud now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Crmmon Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the Northwest side of Liocust street, between sixth and Seveuth streets, in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade, and that they causa a sidewalk of Class No. 1 , to he laid down tbereen wthia thirty days from the publication of this order. P. BUBKB, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Nov. 22, 1801. nov2S CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANE Sit) 8-WALK. Nov. 9, 1861, And now it is herebv ordered and directed by the Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of iois i rooting ouor adjoining the south-west side of Ninth street, from Ann to Division struet. in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to tho proper grade, and that tbey cause a sld-walk of Class Ne. 2, to be laid down thereon within thirty days from tho publication of this order. f. tlUKKI, Olerk. Clerk's Office, Nov. 22, 1861. AN ORDINANCE In relation to the laying out, opening, alt-r-twj, contracting or widening of any street, or alley within the City of EvaruvilU. rASSID NOVEMBER 30, 1861. Section 1. Be it ordained by the Common Coun cil of tho City of Evansville, that whenever the t-ommon Council may hereafter pass an order for the laying out or opening of any new street or alley, or for the altering, contracting, or widening of any street, or alley within said city, it shall be uie auty or tne council to cause a plat of the Block or Blocks, square or squares thromrh. or adjoining which such street or alley is proposed to be laid out, opened, altered, contracted or widen ed, showing in said plat the position, width and tengtn or sucn street or altey, which plat shall be recorded by the Clerk in the Minute Book of the Council. It shall also lie the dutv of the Council to give notice of their intention to lav out, onon . alter, contract or widen such street or streets, alley or alleys, by publication for six weeks ia some public newspaper printed in said city. Sec. 2. All persons ownine or claiming real estate adjoining or abutting upon any such proposed street or alley, and feeling themselves aggrieved by such order of the Council, may, previous to the expiration of the notice referred to in the preceding section, apply to the Council for redress. oy pennon or remonstrance In writing, left with the Clerk, and containing a statement of the injuries complained of, and the amount demanded therefor; and all persons failina: or lieslectlnaf to make such application within the time slated in such notice, shall be debarred from thereafter nrsstnting or prosecuting any such claim for redress or damages. W. BAKER, Mayor. Attest: P. HraKE, City Clerk. decS BMMfP'B BALE JVO. S3. Notice Is herebv ffiveu. tht l.w irtna .r ... ... der of ealo issued out of the office of the C lerk of mo vanaerbnrgli Circuit Court, Iu tavor of George W. Rat his mo aud Samuel Bayard, and against Allied M.McGriff. Sophionia McGriff. Edward rtnrtia and John Lagow, 1 will, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1861, between the honrs of lo o'elock, a. m.. and 4 o' clock, p. st., of said day, at the door of the Oonrt House, iu the City of Kvansvillo. Vanderbursh county, Indiana, expose to sale at public auction, the rents, issues and profits for the term of seven years, of the following descrilied Boat Estate towit: The undivided half of all that certain lot or par. el of laud, beginning at a point nineteen chains north of the southeast corner of the land conveyed Irf wnlard Carpenter and wife to Wil liam mclioweit, recorded ia deed record book "U," pages 171 and 172 of the records of Vanderburgh county, thence north eight chains and slxty-eigp tiuiinreuis to tlio centre or the Wabash and Kris ('anal, thence north fifty-six and a third degrees, east along the middle of said Canal four chains and eighty htmdreths, thence soutli eleven chains and thirty. two hundredth, and from thence four hams to the place "f beginning, containing four acres, being part of the east half of the northeast quarter of section tweuty-nius, (ai.) town six, V ) ioui.ii, rango ten t, west, in tne vincennes land district, aud situate aud being in the county of Vanderbnrgh and State of Indiana, and should said rents and profits not sell for a sum sufflcfent t o satisfy safd writ and costs, I will, at the same timo aad place, sell the fee simple of said premises. GEOBGE WOLrLIN, Sheriff. Wheeler A Iglehart, Pl'ffs Att'ys. novl-3w AfA V. BOttA 100 kegs best Newcastle. & ocl2 S. E. GILBERT A CO. Ml BT ME f MS I VBB I IP 'so cease Hats, ISO cases Boots and Shoes, 80 cases Negro Shoes, for sale cheap by J. H. MAGHBI A CO. novll Court Notice. STATE 0E INDIANA,l.rCra0DfUn Vanderburgh County. f?jTJ T"m' " D Abraham Anspacber and 1 Levi M. Plaut, vs. Attachment. William B. Wilkinson. J It appearing by affidavit, this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Csurt aforesaid, that the claim of the plaintiff in this action is Just, and that said plaintiffs ought to recover f7bi 18-100, with interest upon $691 13-100 from this date, and that the defendant is a non-resident of the State ef Indiana, notice of the pendency of this action is therefore given to said William B. Wilkinson, aud that the same will stand for trial at the next term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held at the Court House, in the Oity of Evansville, la the connty and State aforesaid, on tho Irst Monday iu January, A. D. 18fl. Witness, Louis Bitcher, Clerk of said Court, this 14th day of November, 1861 . LOUIS BIOUTER, C. C. O. P. . O. Wheeler A Iglehart, Pl'ffs Att'ys. novlo-3ww It OA BT COPPEJB-1.W0 ttm fresh Roast Coffee at H. A. COOK'S. MJMmMMTM I.EAMM. WW 50 kegs 8t. Louis White Lead, to arrive will be sold very cheap for cash, by may3 SAMUEL ORB. OMGHUJM AMOMtA B8MB. 2 bbls. Sor5 ghnm Molasses, far superior to the last, just received and for sale at VICKERT-BRud., dec 7 No. 82 Main st. rWWMKEVB, Eggs, Batter, and lots of other ML bice things, can be had at dec7 VICRERY'8. (C VTB. per lb. fjr nice fresh dressed chicken 9 at V1CKERY BBOS., dec7 No. 82 Main st. Affh VTB. per gallon lor best article of coal OU oil, at VICKEBY BROS., dec7 88 Main st. KAJVT BMAJV.'.'Wt continue to re. ceive that rich country Bran, that weighs 30 lbs. to tho bushel. Buy the kind that will keep your cows fat, at VICKEBY BROS., decj No. 82 Main St. M- WEI. l.l.Sti BOtifiE POM MEJVT. MP situated on Mulberry street, opposite the Uppor School House. The house is a two itory frame, containing seven rooms and a wash-house. It has a good cistern, cellar, and wood house, large yard and garden, planted with shrubbery and fruit, and is comfortable and convenient. For further particulars inquire on the premises. dec7-lw 'MmOJVJVETB A .VMM 'IMA TB. MP A large stock of Bouueta of the latest styles, Chillis', Misses', and Ladies Hats, Just opened at SCHrKKR A BUSSING'S, nov3" 49 Main St.

COL juhj. girt or Mjutiltj, NuTpmbei ae, ltw. miMOTWCM MS ME ME Bt" BIVBJV. ml Wthat I, CHBISTTXN HEDDEBIOH, Collector of the City of Evansville, between the hourof 9 and 12 o'clock A. M., and 2 and 6 o'clock P. M.,on Tfewreebsy, f As lth day or MMtetm sir, 1861, will sell at Public Auction, at th door of ths Oonrt Douse. In the Oity of Briaisville. Indiana, the folio wing Jots, parts ot lots, and par eels of Real Estate and Improvements, d for the payment of City faxes for tha year 186 1, due from the owners thereof to the city of Evans vllte, the same being now dne and nnpaid, and foi the costs or said sale, and that such sale will be continued from day to day Bt the aforesaid hours and place, nntll all the lots and parcels of Real Km late herein mentioned, are sold or offered for sale OLD PLAN, larley, Robert The south-west two-thirds, parts of the middle one-third of lot 63.. .112 60 Howes, Lewis Lot Ho. 37 4 DONATION ENLABGBMENT. Earlsy, Robert South-oaet two-thirds of lotlSS 2fi 20 Lot No. 171 16 oo LOWEB ENLABGKMENT. larley, Robert south-west half of tot No. 16 10 40 Howes, Lewis Lot No. 1 41'" The ondlvidsd two-thirds of 287 feet of wharl property, beginning at the south-east line of teet street, and lying between Wster street and the Ohio River, aad running (awards Pine St., 287 feet 48 EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.

LotNo.S, brock 44 1 00 M, ' 1 00 - t, " 1 8, 1 CO " T, ' SS... ...... ...... ...... ...... l.MfmH 2 00 a, - M i 1, 42 1 6, " 44 1 00 U, 44 1 00 ' 16, 44 1 ' HI, 44 1 00 20, " 44 1 00 8, 44 1 09 . 44 I 0f . 46 80 t, - 46 SO " IT, 43 , 72 1, " 46 , 80 " yt, " 4 80 b, "46 100 10, 10 1 44 Mar Icy, Robert--a, .'1 2 80 " 14, 14 ; 3 2o , " 2 80 IS, " S 9 CO " S, 39 6 80 " 18, 49 2 00

The undivided parts of 160 feet on Sixth St., by 100 feet on iiocast St., being the undivided A of the eastern quarter of Evans' Homestead ..30 no Martin, E. 8. Lot 9, block 8 ataentasr, Michael Lot 9, block 42... . 2 0 . 1 00 ..1 80 . 1 ' .160 i 1 60 1 80 1 86 1 66 1 6 1 80 1 Go 1 C 1 fill 1 60 16 1 36 1 30 1 60 1 36 2 in 1 8" 1 KH 1 Kll 1 6f, 1 66 I 80 1 6i 90 1 IV, Bherwood. Marcus Lot Mo. It. block 12 18, 47 " 18, 18 " 1 " IB LAMASCO. Perkins, (V. S. -Lot Mo. 1, block 68.. a, on.. 8, 68.. 4, " 68.. " 8. 44 68.., - i, .. 7, 44 88.. 44 8. 44 68... Scott, Lud as H Let No. 9, block 68... in, 44 11, 44 44 12, 44 44 13, 44 44 16, 41 2, 44 8 g 41 1,' 44 44 9, 44 44 3, 44 9, 44 44 10, 44 44 22, 44 44 28, 44 .. a4 .. 41 6, 44 14, 44 44 16, 44 " 6, 44 44 , 44 o M :' 18, 44 44 8, 44 , 44 0. 44 . io, " 14, 44 44 16, 44 4 16, 14 44 17, 44 44 21, 44 44 32, 44 44 21, '4 44 29, 44 fa, 441 94, 44 44 98, 44 44 Ml, 44 44 27, 44 44 2 8 44 44 12,' 44 44 18, 44 44 8, 44 Block No ftf. 88 63 68 68 86 86 86 88 86 86 88 86 100 100 100 101 101 101 102 102 102 102 104 104 104 104 101 101... 104 104 , 1U1 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 8 1 86 1 66 1 66 , 1 Ml 1 60 1 6C 1 60 ." 1 fiO 1 60 ... 3 30 1 60 ....... 1 60 1 60 1 80 1 60 1 C6 1 60 1 60 1 60 1 60 ....... 1 80 1 80 1 80 8 40 104 106 186 106 108 106 106 106 106 108 108 109 163 Law, John Laot No. 9, block M.-.. 44 1 2, 44 74 44 13, 44 74 4 4 26, 44 100 4 28, 44 100 K-it., John A. .... DO ... 1 36 ... 1 20 ... 1 06 ... 1 06 ... l r.r, ... 1 60 ... 1 60 ... 1 60 ....1 66 ... 1 60 ... 1 60 ... 1 60 ... 1 66 ... 1 60 ... I 60 ... .1 60 ... I 86 ... 1 6" ... 1 60 ... 1 M ... 1 81 ... 1 80 .. 1 06 ... 1 06 ... 1 3ft ... 1 St ... 2 40 .. 2 10 ... 00 ... 1 06 ... 1 ss . l m ... 1 an ... 2 10 ... 3 30 1 60 ... 76 ... 76 ... 30 ...120 ... 706 ... o ... 46 ... 2 10 ... 1 0 ...186 ... 1 36 ... 1 20 Lot Mo. 1, Mock 28.. 2, 9, 4. 6, 29 29 29 " 20 4 39 4 29 20 " 6, T. 8. M. 12. 18, 14, 1. 16. 14. 16. 8, 8, T, 8, 6. " 29 99 4 yQ ,m 4 7""" BA ..... A. ........... .. " 86 , - 100 " 100 44 102 44 ioa 44 181 4 7, Canal Basin demeats. Converse of lot 6, block 74 Lot No. 4, block 109 44 6, 44 100 -. 44 8, 44 181 44 9, 44 101 ., 44 1, 44 104. 2, 44 104 . 44 12, 44 ISO Let T, bloek 135 " ft Lift o, .o.. " 88, " 186 West ha.f of lot 7, block 170 East half of lot 8, block 1T0 " 17, 44 171 44 18, 171 44 8, Caaal Basin... Chamber lata, Jas. A. Lot Mo. 9. block 74 18, 44 74 44 11. 44 74 .. 80, " 101 ' 44 SO, 44 101 4 4 81, 44 191 2V i leiS,. ,au., .......... , 20 1 06 , 28, 44 128 " 8, - 174.... 44 9, " 174 10, 174 - Relic A Kinsman Lot 16, bloek 74 Sherwood, Marcos Lot Mo. , block 94.... 1 06 1 90 1 90 1 20 1 20 48 48 7, J.... T, 8, 9, 1. 20. 1. I 8. 10. 1. 3, 44 100 44 100 44 100 44 101 44 101 44 11844 118 " ISO 44 130 44 130..?.... 44 176 176 nr. oi, 08 j) BJ HO Si 60 SO 60 ho 86 Llosk 151 44 173 4 2o ., 8 4u .. I 66 ... 136 ... 1 36 ... 1 36 .180 .. 1 66 ..180 Byrne, T. B. Lot 1, block 188

44 t, - 108 "8, - 188 44 4, - 108 1, 44 111 44 2, 44 111 - 44 2, 44 111 ........................

Wheel.r. H. Q--Lot Mo. 8, block 80 4, 44 80. . 17, " 84 4, " iso ...T.. .2 10 . 3 10 .106 . I 60 FOUBTH ENLARGEMENT. Martin A CliffordLot No. 1, black SO 1 60 " SO . . 1 20 4 s, 44 so i as - 4, SO 1 SO 44 7, 44 9 3 00 - 8, 44 2 46 Wheeler, H. Q Lot Mo. 1, bloek 6 a,f m a . S by 76 feet sonth-west side of lot 4, blocs 0... 66 by 26 eet north-west snd of lot 4, bl'k 0.. - Lot 1, aesofclO fc i CHRISTIAN HRDDBBICB, C. . BOrtM-flSW