Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 December 1861 — Page 3

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The Daily Journal. FRIDAY MORNING.................DECEMBER 13 ======= Arrival and Departure of the MAILS. ——

I I 1H 1 1 ill' ... . w -t- -j - rvrs. On the Btver there la variation eceoitni ;o circumstances. 1 TIME OF CLOFIHS. itaClroad Mail (for Vlnoennos, Torre Haerfte. l i in. ton, Washington, Petersbnrgh, Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indlauape2 Oh. Cincinnati. Louisville, 6t. Lonta, 1 Cairp, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern, and Western puints, and Railroad Way Offlws, ttj 'uj except Pun-lay, at ...... 8. at. -r-mxTU Mail (river) ovory Tuesday, i Tl.arit.Iay, and Saturday at 6 v-hv.ik MhH (riTer) every day in Hre i week except Snuday and Thursday at 11H . . ren River I! ail (for Bowling Iraen an t way points) erery Monday and Thursday at H R. Vrrwm Mail pand) every Twesdaiy, (Thursday, and Saturday at etc Tlarmonm Mail every Monday, Wed I nesday, and Friday at T"X . . Uxtyort Mad (Land) evety Monday, WdI nesday, and P iday at 8"4j . latertburgh Mail (way) every Friday a 4 w. (rutersbnrgh letters, Ac. come ao8 ar by Bailroad dafly.) ;7una WaiJ evory Wednesday at T P. -. ' (Loaves at S a. a. Thursday morntng.) TIME OF DELI vE KING. 'lilroad MaU, every day except Sunday a T . at Irrives the night before, after office hoars. aa imllU MaU (nv.ir) every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday by aAttcah Matt, every day tn the weak esraept Sunday and Thursday hy rem Bmr Mail, erery Monday and Thursday by t. Venum Mail fland) evaa-y aTT!Sy, WtHlnesday, and Friday by lew Hormone; MaU, every Tceedey . ThnvsMav, and Saturday by .wrkport Mail (land) every Sunday stir. . (m l Weduesdav and Friday at 8 a. M s a. n I p. fit R p. ar. 4 . at. T a. m. (Arrives the evening before, after office hoars. 1 Unhwrgh Mail (way) every Friday by 8 a. M. him Mail every Friday at i a. . Arrives the evenlus before, after ornca noure.) lv-t Offlo open at 7 a. at. and closes at 7 on week days. Delivery closes from 8 to 9 m. n week aavs dnnns me cioamir oi ute I vlroad mall. Office open from 8 to 9 a. r. on tho iibbath. JAMES H. McHEKLT, V. M. j Kvanwrilla, Ind., May 1, 1861. tulyM-ywc mmttjsrmm jjvja jivb vm. book WW M AT8 2 doji small Grass Mars; 2 do med. do; 2 do large do; 3 da as d stesa Manilla Mats; 3 do de Ooooa Mats. Unmt a netted at H. A. COOK'S. j -mniuvh cn t- fun mji.n a good vwM. Mik-.h Oow, far sale, cheap. For particu.rs, enquire at this office. nov'20 vsr mmcmtvno 20 oases Hats, 160 cases Boots and Shoes, 30 oases JTegro Shoes, , fer sale cheap by J. H- M ASH EH h 0. 1 B-Ovll 1 mmtoTtm to CBJVTmJCTmmm I- TtkUd proposals will 1 received op to the rst day January, 18(52, to supply tho Government with hay, corn and oats for the Post of PaKy., for six months after that d.-ite. The Proposals will be opened at the ofSe of the Dcpu1 Quarter master In Paduoah, at 10 o'clock, A. M. if that day, and contracts given to the lowest re1 jonsihle bidders. ROBERTS. T4AMB, J Assistant Quartermaster. ' raducah, Ky., Dec. 10, 186l-d2w a 7-j jvjkjvn Jt U1T.-1W blila, ft bnstnh) IS. each, fflst received for sale by ml fo P. E. GILBEBT & CO.. No. 4 Sycamore St. -100 kegs best Newcastle. S. R. OILFEBT ft CO. c. tntrtJi oclt TUBS. A very ohotoe article of Sorghum 1 laian n Jrsrt reeetvod and for sale by VICBEBT BBOS. No. 82, Main Street. 'iafafa nor.ru i. W Store und for pmiien HOGS iJV ale by VICKERT BBOS. No. 82 Main Street. lot of those nlee PHAK.ER Biinimo so atascenteeaoh, at viukickx ijkub., No. 82 Main Ptr et rmMtn d tin ate w eo.i s. M Tiir. DaiLT Globs and Tnc Conobsssionai. - ,1. . amd ArrBMBtx (the official papo of Oonjtress) will bo published during the next session of Congress, to oeuvene In this ctty tho first Snaday in next December. Tag Dan.r Olobb will contain a full report of a'.ho debates in both branches of Congress; also, "'be Mews or the day, together with such editorial -turticlea as may be suggested by passing events. J- THB 00OltK8S10NI, OLdBB AMD APPCBDIX Will ' utain a report of all tho delmtes of the session, -evlsod by ihe speakers, the Messages of tho Pres';ldBt of the United States, the Reports ef the 'Heads of the Executive Departments, the Law passed during th session, and copious indexes to I all. They will bo printed on a double royal sheet, I quarto form, each sheet containing sixteen royal ' quarto pagtv. Tub Ookuusssiokai. Globe akd Appikdix pass - free through the mails of the Cnited States, under ja joint resolution of Congress passed the Ch -f . August, 18ft 2. TEBMS: jFor one copy of the Daily Globe during the se- , sion - S OB c j For one copy of the Oongieesioual cilobe and Appendix daring the session 0 00 1 The Daily Globe may be taken for one or moro ''months, at the rate of 51 per month. SnbscripMtotB for the Congressional Globe and Arpendix ' snnst be for the entire session. i The notes of specie paying banks, gold or sll.ver, or pontage stamp, DUl 110 oiner mrmury will bo rort-ivod for subscriptions. fl JOnN C. R1VMV Washington Pity, Wot. 2ft, 1801. deo3-2wd R OJt T CO fFJi H 1 000 lbs Fte.iii luaai Ooffeoat II- A. COilR'S. WW Bfi kegs St. Louis Whit.. Leal, t arrtrc . wiH bo told very cheap for eash. by mays B AMTTTL ORR. AtavTrroa jtioimKnr.-a i.his sorghuui Molasses, far suporier to i-he last, Jnst received and for sale at V10KERT BROB., decT N'--. 82 Main at. fWlf JCATK b-W, Eggs, Butter, am! lote ot other JBL nice things, can be had at doeT VIOF.ERV'3. CTa. per lb. decT fsr nice freeh dressed chicken T10KER? BROS., No. 82 Mat., st. gn fTS. per gallon nrr best ertnela of eoal T10RERT BROS., 812 Main st. 1 oil, at decT IJUA.' JtaLsW" We continue to recoive that rich onantry Bran, that wein 30 lbs. to the bushel. Buy the kind that wni keep your cows rat, at TI'RERV bkos., ,,.7 tin. 82 Main st. HOME Inst ranee OF KhX TOBK. Office 112 and 114 Broadway. With a Cash Capital all paid tn of ONE MILLION DOLLARS assets jvly 1st, 1800 ifmsm The llome Insurance Company Insures against Lass or Damage by Fire on Dwelliags and theli erwtenta, for a term of frem 1 o 6 years on th moat favorable turms. Stores, Warehouses, Stocks of Merchandise, Produce, Manufactories, Machinr.and all insurable property, at fair and equitable rates and on INLAND NAVIGATION And T raosportation , shipments upon the Btvsrs, Tjakes, OBkuals and Railroads, as low as tho natnre of the risks will bear, with fairness to th? sssnred Said the Company. Adjusting all losses fairly, and rmmptlv jinying afaani. CIIAS. J. MARTIH, Pres't. A. F. WILMABTH. TIra PrerX t. Mim-ow Sumi, Secretary. joaTM McHbb, Ass't Seo'y. A Dtlloatiens made to and policies Issued by A. 0. HALLOCK 4 SOS, Aft's, First Street, opp. Post Office. "wiiall VMtS. JntiTHH U JJVD 8MOWtr ters, whose husbands, sons and trothers are servinc in the army, cminot put into their knansack a more necessary or valuable gift than a few boxes of HOLLOWAY'8 PILLS & OINTMEVT Thev insure naaltb even under the ex noaures of a soldier's lift. Ouly 2ft ocnts a box or it. W 1cca

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Hotttr' Stomach Bttttrt. 1 he operatiou of this palitabl rem-dy upon the stomach, livei an l excretory organs is singularly sculiIng and conservative. It regulates, recruits ; eo.i pnriffee them. Dyspepsia In all Its forms yli Ids r ile cordial and invigorating properties, i and it 1" recommended to mothers enfeebled by the dutiee nd cares of maternity, aa tho aaf:t and best torle they ran possibly oso. In all the i crises of female life it will be found eminently j reef. 1, and aged pernors will dorrro mnch more I benofit from Its use tban ordinary rtimnlants. ! Snch has been the popularity of this Inim itablo i preparation that a boat of Imitators and oonnter1 f -iters hare sprung np In various pares of the I oonutry, in tho hope to profit by imposing upon : tho public, against which we cantion all t see j that every bottlo tbey buy has the fao almfle of ! the proprietors' written signature en the label, I end the words, "Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bit ters," blown in the glass and stvmped In the cap covering tho cork. Also notice our note of hand on tho bottom of the eagraved label. All these marks we gtre to seevire purchasers against Imposition. HOSTETTER SMITH, dec3 Jt Thing of litmmtff f a. Joy JPonvtr Who can be beaailfnl witu a sickly pale complexion? Keep the pores of the skin free, and th. blood pure, end jour cheeks will vie with the roe and lllly. The skin ia formed with thousands of pores In every Inch of surface whose office It is to carry off the impurities of the blood the acknowledged cause of all diseases of mankind when the skin is dry and parched when it iB oevered with eruptions when it is cold and clam my wh"n there is iaward fever or inflammation it is impossible for the skin under those circumstances to perform itB proper functions, and to carry off tho imparities from the body as dasigned by our Creator. JVDSON'3 MOUNTAIN HERB PIT, 1,8 remove these detractions, and produce free and healthy blood, remove the eruptions from the skin,a')d cause it to brighten with the Hush of youth and beanty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics beauty produced by health and happiness. Judson's Mountain Herb Pills aro sold by all medicine dealers. deo3 Jl Jfe. A suro and certain remedy fur U diseases of the stomach and digestive organs is nocfland's German Bitters. Thoy neror 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 dealer in medicines at 75 cents per bottle. dec3 ,s JAsae)ra Volnntttrt S4eU Camp I Touug men bo warned iu time, supply yourselves with Hellowny's Pills and Ointment. They are guaranteed to euro the worst cases of Soree, Ulcers, Scurvy, Fovcrs and Bowvl Com plaints. Only 2S cents per Box cr Pot. novia axs Fevtr nnH Jlgu Fbis ryiag and provk ing 'flsaaso, wnicn nxes its readiest; grasp on ine body of man, reducing him to a mere shadow In a sliortspaco of time, and rendering him physically and mentally useless, can be dofoated and driven from tho body, by thi use of DB. J. LTO8TICTTKB'S RENOWNED BITTEE6. The groat success It has met Kith and the beneficial results fol lowing Its use, have estaKinhod It aa a permanent "Institution." Wo would advise our reader to procure this valuable specific, and if an absont friend In afflicted with the Fever aud Ague, or any other nervous dina:-. to hasten and procure this much favored and gr;tly desired article. A trial Is all that in needed to prove Its many excellent qustities. For nalc l druggists aud dealers generally everywheio. novldAwlm Ja&ns'a J gmm JUtxtur ia nit infatitbl remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience of many years, In almost every climate, proves that where used in strict accordance with tho directions, It has rarely failed to curs, not only brnsk Ing the chills, but by removing the morbid hr.bitv of tba system preventing the recurrence of tu disease. Fever and Agus, though not In itolf danrarttnti, Is apt, unless t.poedi!y remeved, to have such a pernicious effect on tho system as to endanger disorders much nore baneful than Itself, and which not only render the after life of the patient miserable, but are in themselves often fatal. A promjH and effectual remedy is therefore what is wanted, and as such, Da. D. JATNK'e AGUE MIXTCKK Is confidently recommended. For Bala by Messrs. KELLER & WHITE, EvansYiHe, and by Aent everywhere. sep28dftsftw4w arST vJU-i'r tfia:! - trnir 'iPunTrT WIMuini A Batfhelir Hair T)yel Tli orisrlne' j and beat In the world 1 1 1 Alloiharsaro me., !?r j itat! .-, and -hould he avoided, if yon arfsh tn aa : imp ridicule. GRAt, RED, Ri.'STT Hair Iryed tetaintly to a beautiful ar-1 Natrira' Prcwn or Blae. w.'bont injury to the Hair or Bkln. F1FT15FN MFDALS A NO NPtVOMA? have !een awarded to Wm. A. PwrKBi oa inn, and over ST ,000 ape atSons have beei seala tbe Hair of bis Patrons f his famous ye. W. A. BATOHRL" TS HAIR Dit nrrdnnes a coiornot to be dlstln- mshed from nature, a-rd is WAaintrrirf) not to lnji In tao least, h sVl long it may be ecntinned. and the ill effects ef tad Wjtm remedied ; the Hab ii.vigoratcd tor lrJ ty this splendid Uye. Sold in all cities and town of the United tes, by Pruggl'ts and Fancy Goods Poalers. ga Thi G 'nnine has tho came and address npn a itel plafs engraving on four sid'-s of each Bsx, .rf Williab A. Batchbidb. Address OIT AS. BATCHILOR, Proprirr-r, sri 301y. 1w 1 Ba-"c1av-st. New Ten luu's Commercial Collegg. I No 7 First Btb!:f.t. kvanrvti.i.b. ibd. Tke 'Nrnth Annual Ssaaaoa at tho ahove instttuikn. wiilcomi.ii- on Monday. Sjpt. 2d, 1801. For Oataloue-i, givlna mil particnlara, oD at the Collaae Roorn-. or addroes aSa-iaMJr2nw JRREMIAH BEBM. M91BVB&. CaNNFD FiUJIT90 dos-fu fresh Pine Applra qts do nai Inn i ha a !?rrw .'.errtna ore.; r, do do do, hr aK; - do Quinces and Plums; H dn Feache-', Pamsoni and Pears; 2 do Pine Apple; 8 do assorted as above, tn half gaU. 8 do gallon Pickles; 8 do tifgall do; ft da quarts do; ft dff pin's do; ltyjrtn PbbblW toeee in bbls; 12 dnr.en Tomatoes 3 ft) caul; do do, 2 lb do; 4 de d., a Tb do; B4 do Paches, 2 Tb do; 10 do Blaeberries 2 tb do; 1 do Green Oas. For sale tt war prices. "15 U. A. COoK 73 Maw. rtT--et. MM siae Market Baskets. Small sized ikthf Baekasa at 76 cents. Strong hicory and whiio wk art Baokete st from 25 to 60 cents eaeh at TIBKBBT I5B0S., No. 24 Miu Street. REGULAK Evanmlle and Green River P JCK JET, AOCattio Ooojs.5 A. LITER, Muster. Tho Mattie Cook will hereafter run in the em ploy of tho Oivornmeut, from Evansville to tho different point on Qroea River. Passengers and froiitht will be taken at the cost. .mary rate. The Hattit Cook is the " old reliable packjj, and a.ut esorllent accommodations for passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to nov2G-tf COX HUstPHRKY, A;'tB. MM 200 lbs extra Patent Cotton Tw iu; 160 tt)8 assorted Hemp Twine; To lbs Candlo Wick; 2 gross Fluid do; 6 itroKS Coal Oil Wick; 100 tbs Grass Rope, Viicb; ir)s do do; ISO lbs assorted Cotton Itope; 2duEen Cotton Clothes L oos 40 ft. each ; 60 ft. do SO ft. do 100 ft. do do do do do, do do, do do. I B 6 5 M do do do Bed Cordd, 80 ft tra; do Jute do, Ta ts 90 ft. ech; do do do Grass do, do do Hope Halters; do lit .ittu-r Cnriet Tacsa, aava, o, a and 10 onnce; 10 deaeo Plain Carpt t Taclts, aborted, 8, 8 and 10 auDcc wow to atoar at B. A. COOK'S.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BY THE E. & W. LINE Exclusively for the Journal. ======= AFTERNOON REPORT. ——— Republican Caucus McClellan's Army on the alert Latest From the West Price at Osceola Latest from Europe Arrival of the Hansa. LATEswoRTii, Dec. 11. Ool Morgnn, fn command of troops at Weston, has issued a proclamation to the citizens of Platte county, in which he calls upon them to aid him in protecting the railroad, and calls on absentees to return, assuring them protection to persons and property, if loyal. No negroes wiil be allowed in carap or to leave the Slate without a pass. Ail marauding parties and armed men will be shot. Col. Morgan's force is compose of Miesourians enlisted under Gamble's call. A strong force including Col. Jennison's regiment the 8tb Kansas, Col. Wessel, a portion of the 7 th lliasoTjri, and other troops are ordered to West Point, Bates county, Missouri. The iaet reports from Price state he was still at Osceola, and made a speech swearing vengeance on Kansas for burning that place. A skirmish took place on the 6th inet., on the border of Johnson county, between Missouri refugees, aided by some Kansans, and a body of rebals. Three rebels are reported killed. vVasbikgton, Dec. 11. About sixty gentlemen were present at the Republican Caucus. Finally the resolution of Representative Bingham was unanimously adopted. It provides for the confiscation of all property of rebels in arms and those who aid and abet them, and the unconditional emancipation of their slaves. Sherman of New York took the ground that we never could put down thia rtbellion with the bullet j that wu must employ the slaves to do tt. Pomeroy, from Mr. Seward's county, deprecated strife. lie wanted the Republican party maintained. lie said we ought not to find fault with the Administration ; that we should blame ourselves; that we had abandoned our party; that there was no longer a Republican party in New Tork, Pennsylvania or Ohio. Messrs. Julian and Dunn of Indiana, in the ;ame strain, closed the debate, which showed unmistakably that the House will strike straight and sure right at the heart of the rebellion. er-ECIAI. TO THB TBIBOSH. Washington, Dec. 11. It is probable that the fir3t military execution for desertion will take place speedily. Private Johnson, who deserted from the Lincoln Cavalry, is now on trial. The proof against him is conclusive. lie was trying, not merely to get away from our army, but to go over to the rebels. It is anticipated that an example will be made of him. The trial will probably bo concluded to-morrow. Last night tho troops along tho center of rmr lines slept on their arm. A dispatch frira Oca. MrOlellan informed them an atHck from the enemy was probable. To-rfy-at noon, several rejfiments weru orderad to be ready for an -.; . rgeocy and were drawn up In a lino, but afterwards dismissed. To-night our Iroops are again on the ai 1 leeping on their arms. Down bel-iw, I its 1 night, fonr brigniles, commanded hy Gen. II eintr.leman and Sumner, reconnoitcred, the former to Occoqnan, and the latter to within three miles of Fairfax Court Elouse, on the AlUndale rowd, bnt found no enemy. Sandy llooit, December 12. The steam er Hansa, from Bremen via Southampton, tno 27th of November, ha nrrivrd. The steamer from St. Thomas arrived at Southampton ;be 28th November, with the j intelligence I hat the Southern Comramsion- ! ers, Mason and Slidell, wero forciblj- taken ; from the British mail steamer Trent. The federal council of Switzerland had demanded satisfaction from France for a ; freeh violaiion of Swiss territory by French ' g-ns T arme, near Geneva, i Gsribnldi is reported to have replied to I the Neapolitan address, that he regrets being unable to go to them, but will be with them when necessary. He expects all Italians to have their swords ready. TIMES SPKOIAb. W ami i notch, Dec. 11. Qen. McClellan has issued an order to the officers having .-barge of the military prisons of this city, to confine no civilian who is not regnlarly committed by a magistrate, and no soldiers except deserters, or those arrested by patrol, without special orders from headquarters. This may be the means oi' checking a very serious offense. Thirty-seven rebel prisoners of the 250 -e.-ertily releaaed, having arrived at Norfolk, a corresponding number of our own prisoners having been forwarded North by the, rebel authorities. It is understood that Col. Corcoran and the other officers designated a3 hostages for the safety of the pi rates, will not t-e releasca except in exchange for those prisoners. LtiKDOJt, November 2Y. Consols closed at 94 J for money. U. S. 6's and N. Y. Central Railroad Shares had advanced. The bullion in the Bank of France ha increased 100,000. Capt. Nelson had entered his protest against the capture and destruction of the ship Harvey Birch by the rebel steamer Nashville. The Southampton magistrates refused Capt. Nelson a warrant for the search of the Nashville, and referred him to the Secretary of State. Capt. Pegram and Mr. Tancey had returned from London together, and the latter jstates that it haa been intimated to him by a third party that the Nashville has been recognized by the British government as a national vessel, and will be allowed to refit and repair at Southampton, as was the case with the James Adgar, so as to exercise perfect neutrality batween the two contending parties. NEW YORK MARKET. New York, Dec. 12. Floor opened quite firm with moderate export demand, and closed dull at yesterday's pricee. Whisky firmer at 20J20Jc. Wheat opened firmer, but after the 3teamers news the market became dull at yesterday's prices. Rye uQchaciied. Barley quiet. Corn firmor at the opening, but closed quiet. Pork in moderate demand; market with out change. Sales at 12 25(5) 111 00 for mess; 13 5014 00 for Western and city prime cooperage; 8 Hn9 00 for prime Ueef trendy and unchanged. Lard sjrm at 81W9fc. Cheese steady. Sugar quiet at

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LAST NIGHT'S REPORT. ——

Additional Foreign NCWSThe British Lion gives a Roar, but cools down Indignation Meetings Latest news from Kentucky Nothing new from Washington. LATH9T BY TRLlaBAPH TO 90ITTH A rTO . Liverpool, Dec. 2T. Moat intettee excitement exists hero to-day, under the intelligence of the taking of the Southern Commissioners, Mason and Slidell, from the British mail atearner Trent. An indignation meeting was promptly held, and rcsblutions were carried by acclamation, denouncing the insult and calling npon the Government to maintain the dignity of the flag. Some prominent merchants spoke against precipitate action, and said the matter had better be left to the Government. The feeling of indignation is general. Con sols declined in London per cent. The ship Helen, from Charleston, arrived here to-day, with a cargo of rosin and turpentine. The HanSR brings the London Times, of the 28th, which containe the account of the meeting in Liverpool. Tho following placnrd was poefed on change : OUTRAGE ON THE BRITISH FLAG. Southern Commiirionert forcibly removed frtm a British Mail Steamer! A public jruoeting will be held in the cotton sa'e' room at 3 o'clock. The room was crowded to excess. The chair was occupied by James Spence, who read the following resolutions: Resolved, That this meeting having heard with indignation that an American federal ship-of-war has forcibly taken from a British mail steamer certain pnasergvsra, peaceably under the shelter of our flag from one neutral port lo another, we do earnestly call on the Government to assert the dignity of the British flag by requiring prompt reparation for this outrage. This resolution was received with great enthusiasm. The resolution was advocated by the chairman, who considered he waa expressing the feeling of the people when he said it was the duty of the people to press on the Government the imperative necessity of vindicating the honor and dignity of the British name nnd rl jr. Mr. John Campbell considered rhere waa reason to doubt whether the fart related and acted upon by this meetieg weio) in reality, a breach of international law. and referred to the opinions of the law officers of the Crown as being iu som- mmmre Inclined to show that rtfh a s?rp aa taken with respect to the fwiutboTTJ OommiBsioners, was justifiable under the existing state of international law, and urged the propriety ot postponing the consideration of the snhjact until to-morrow. Mr. Lowe sustained Mr.Oampbetl'a viewa. The chairman suggested that to meet the objection of Mr. Campbell to strike on! the words, " requiring prompt reparation for this outrage," and thus amended, the reeoleyion passed almost unanimously. Several merchants expressed their vfewa after the adjournment, that the meeting and ita action wero premature. Tcbkby. Dervish Pacha, with eight battall ions encountered 6,000 insurgents In Bosnia, slaying 800 and routing them. The European Consuls had prepared an armistice. Japan. Affairs in Jnpen bud taken a more favorable turn. Sf.MN.--Tlie Sardinian Minister bad demanded his passports and leaves Madrid, the governments disagreeing on tha Neapolitan nri hives question. LonsvihLH, Dec. 13. The report yesterday, ibat three Federnl brigades bad crossed to tha south side of Green river, is authoritatively denied. No confirmation has been received at hendqnHrters here of (he report that Capt. F. E. Frtme, of Buetl'a staff, and Major ndveti, of Behaapfa staff, had been captured ly ti rebels near Somerset, but ap-pnn-nllv well informed outsiders say it hj true. Johtiaon, Provisional Governor of Kentucky, in his message lo the Legislature, savs ha will gladly resign his position when Magoffin shall escape from bis virtual imprisonment st Frankfort. CI A CI S NA Tl MA RKET. Oorooman, De,- ll. Flour less firm, but prices unclmtigt.:'! ; super 4 004 10 ; extra 4 104 30. Wheat in light supply and iii fair demand at 84(7ryf?8 for red; 88(cf) 92 for while. OalB held at 29. Corn firw at 29. Rv 40. Barley 4550. Whisky in good demand and Jc higher Hogs in light e&pplv, and good drna'id ; prices a shade firmer ; fates of 300 head at 3 30fS 3 40; droves ask 510c. higher at the closo ; receipts 2,600. Tha local demand for mm pork contnnes, and 9 T5 is offered freely this afternoon, but there is very little pn-ked and unsold, and it is generally held at 10 00. Lard active at 7J-, and hardly nnj for sale. Green meats active at 22 for shoulders ; 33J for sides and hams. Linseed oil, held at 72(3)75 with an nnsrtilrrt market. Groceries buoyant. Coffee lrHigj. Sugar 9JO10J. Molasses 42fM4 Exchnnge steady at prem. Wasuiboton, Dec. 12. Private frtm New Mexico ear the report advices is, that tV strong forcea which have been sent ajatinst the Texans in the Mesilla Valley, h---.se driei the enemy far back into Texas. Pivtsbobg, DBCemhatr 12. River six feet nins inrhsa by the pier mark aad falling. Weather cloudy and mild. linpoitaKt from the I pperPotomsfl A Fight. FnnnriiuoK, Dec. 9. Colonel Leonard, of the Thirteenth Massachusetts Regiment, arrived here this morning, from Williamsport, with important advices from the Upper Potomac. On Saturday afternoon a rebel froe, consisting of a battery of six pieces, abont four hundred infantry, and two hundred cavalry, rtm e their appearance) at Dam No. 5, on the Virginia side, and commenced throwing shot at the dam and houses on the Maryland shore, burning a barn and riddling all tho houses within range. They continued the fire until dusk. The only forces there to oppose the rebels were a company of the Massachusetts Thirteenth Regiment, on picket duty, and an unarmed regiment from Illinois. As the Massachusetts company were armed with smooth-bore muskets, their fire waa not effective at tb&t distance. Early on Bunday morning the rebels resumed the fire with artillery aud staallarms, and, emboldened by the slight resistance they met with on Saturday, they came down to the very brink of the river, and exposed themselves without tear. Duriog the night Col. Leonard had de-

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' port, another company of bis regiment, armed with Enfield nfiw. Th:g force was concealed u skirmiehero alone lie Marr- , h ren.waiofj ! hai MMML.lMaui nxnA in aa aruvwi finiA tKo juvrjimTanhj biuu in a attvi t, cjuiv uc J rebel artillerists were compelled to abend ther battery in hot haste, the infantry and cavalry leasing the ground about tba same time. The reiel lost t believed to have been ffflaee rar twewty killed, and many wounded. For want ef sVSrletit InfttBtrv fbree, and ! a battery to protect their ramment, Col, j Leonard waa oompalled to let the rebel guns remain in position, and after nightfall the rebels returned and took tbem oft The rebel battery consisted cf three Parrott 10-ponnders, one 12-ponnder carrying the Sawyer shell, and two smooth-bore expounder. Some of the infantry were armed with improved losg-range rifles. This force eaaie from Bath ; the cavalry and infantry by the country roads ; bnt the battery by railroad irom Martlneburg. They were probably en rente to Winchester rl...' " j . f or Ilarper s Ferry, and stopped at that point iu uc-siiuj tnc '.am, sou vuus it-:; tr1 j,- i i transportations. This morning, tho rebels were in oonsid- i erable force, and kept np a pcattering fire j with their rifles npon onr men wheneTer j visible. One Federal soldier was struck j twice and severely wounded, but this was the only casualty cm our side daring the whole affair. At 11 o'clock laet night, a portion of the First brigade here waa pot in readiness to start to Williamsport, but at a later hour the order was countermanded. A battery of Parrott's gwEB ws forwarded to Harper's Ferry, by railroad, at noon, to-day, to be in readiness shonld the rebels again wish to test their skill in projectile. rWtidefpkia Pttt. LrvHi,T pffbe for necessaries ia Charleston now. Tha last quotations are: Tea, $2 50 par poand; coffee, $1 per pound; butter, 75c per pound; alcohol, $3 50 per gallon; coal, $20 per toe, and no hard coal to aa had at that price. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. mt vrrrm rut on a. By vtrtweef an eartlon lasmed1 irct of tne?fllee ef the Clerk ef tha Oenrt of Common Pleas of Tan derbnrgh oount y, In favor of Preston Bros., and against William Inwoed aad George Barttssn, replevin ball, I will on FRIDAY, JANTJAWT S, 1RS3, between tha honrs of 10 o'clock, A. M. aad t o' rl'rK, P. M. of said day, at the door of the Cnrt Honoe, In the CTty of ETsnsvllle, Indiana, offer for sale at pnliltc anrttun the rent, - and profits for tha term af seren tears of the follow. Inc- described real a tats, towlt: Parts of lots il ft 28 sitaatod in McOarv's Eilaraement of the City of Evansrills, cotnmear'.i.s; at a point on Pine street, eiahtv-flTe (86) foal north of the alloy dividing lots 21 A 2S. running thence wast an a parallel line across said lots 27 4 28, to the allay dir. .Una; lota 2r .4 27, thence north on the line of said allay twenty-fire feet, thon-o east on a parallel line across said lots 27 A 88 to Pins street, thence so nth oi the lino of Tine street, lo Ihs place of bajrtni;nr. making a front of 24 feat on Pine street, and of tho same wid'b back to the alley 150 feet, and adjoining on the r.. rth side porti ons of ths same lots torniorly nnveyed by m Uarpenter and wife to ..no Jsmes Batl, being 2ft feet wide and 160 feet lung. And shonld ssld rents and profits not sefl tor a som sufficient tn satisfy said writ and costs, I will at the same ttnse and place offer for sale and wli the fee stmplo of said premise. GE-1RC!S W iurilsT.Bharlff. T. P. Johnson, Pi'ffa Att'ya. deel2-5T 00 By Tlrtne cf an order of ssle las-i-l ont ef the c-fTioe of ihe Clerk of the CJonrt of Oommon Pleas of Vanderbnrjh Connty, in favor of William Kolle, and against Rathan Rowly , Joseph Flaher, and Th.-n?a D. Smyth, replevin bail, I will on FRinaT, JANTJA ET 8, ISSU, between ths honrs of 10 o'eliek, A. M.airdt o, clock, P. M. of said day, at thr, dew .f the Onnrt Rons-, In the City of Evais7ll'e, Indiana, sflsr for sale at pnhllc sontl n the rents, iasnes and prtdlts for the term of erven years of the fcdlowIng desrritx-d Real B tat. BBsr1t: Thii-17-ftve by one hnndrd an I f ry feat of tte ssiddln part of lot Ro. 60 in ths nnper eo-a-pe-ment ot the City of JCvsnarllle, lot ho. one (!) in block Ro. 10, in the fonrth enlsriramont adjeintng said rlty, lots bTso 1 A 3 'n Bl.Tok No. IM and Bl.jc.k So. 12 In Lamasoo ltr; let Wo. 1 In block R... S; lot Ro 1 in block Ho. 11; lot Fo. 4 In blork Ro. T; Lots Ro. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10 ,11, 1, IS, 14,16, IB IT, and 18 in block r", 1; Lots Ros. 4 A 6 in l.'ock No. 14 in the rortneaatern Enlargemant of the C;ty of EvaBeTll'a. And shonld said rants and profits nit, sell fnr s anas anmcient to satisfy said ant and ensrs. I eri'l at the same time and place offer for aa's and nell tho fra Mnipla of said pramisaa. (jKOKGs. WOTjrTTR.aSiertff. Ch-adler Hyaea, Pl'ffi Att'a docl2 17 00 AflOtjT.tif TO MB AJir. r O0 BiJIs wL-' BUT ATS for thepaymtr.t of the rijste and ex -peneaa of striMit and side-walk Improvements. Notion is hereby given, tuat by vtrtne of a precept Issued hy th Mayor af the City of Svansville, and tn me directed, I will aell at ptiblio ancti'in, st th d"r ef the Oonrr Ronao, in said city, on Tneaday, Den. 24, lBfil, st 2 o'clock P. m . the t 'liowtng lots cr pareels of real as tats, or so rench thM eot as may be necessary to pa tho amermt - ...-.-r and aseessei against said lota respectively, tor tha cost and expenses of making side-walk improvements tor said Tots, together with the costs of sale: FOB rAW.MFNTS AND STSEPT IMJ-ROVSr BW lint 6, Block 62, Eastern Enlargement, z. 11. Cook m,n Lot 2, Block 62, Eastern Enlargement 86,11 Lot 1, Block 52, Eastern Enlargement 101,63 J. H. Thompson, Lot 11 in Block 49, East ern Enlargement - 2.00 Robert Early ,Lot 3, Block c, Eastern i nla rc; wine 11 1 3,17 Charloes McCutcbeL, Lot 13, in Block 83, LamJisco...M aaaaa 8,10 dec9-2wd CHKISTIAH HKIiDKRlOH, 0. C. to.lV. M n.teMcr9 Jottce WE HAVE HOW ON HAOTi a larr stock of Wilson's Steels, do. Skimming Knives, Russell's Sticking Knives, Disston's Me,t Saws, 12 to 22 in blade, White's Ex-Warranted Quavers, do. Choppers, Meat Cutters, all sizes, Meat Staffers, Meat Hooks, Scale Beams, 150 to 700 lbs., Balance Scales, Fork Cleavers. All the abrrc arttdes sain a p,1ues to snit the times. JACOB STRATH ft SON, dec9d3w 74 Main st. , EvanUe. JhnritMtf'e .,, .TO. 34By vtrtno of an erder of sal., issued ont of the office of tho Clerk of the VanJerburj-h Circuit Court, In favor of tlie City of Eviuievi;: and against ABtkBBBJ Hewson,Johu BuWdon, Joseph Sutcliull aud Henry Hchriber, I will, on FRIDAY, JANCABT 3, 1862, betwoou the hours of 10'ochxk, A. If .and S o'clock, p. M. uf said day, at tho door of the Court House, in tho City of Evauaville, Indiana, offtsr for -alo at public auction the rente, issues snd p,o0ts fur the term of seven years of tha following described real estate, o-wit: Forty-two feet, frouting on Third street. ! the City of JGvsnsville, bt f rfrtn the corner cf Dtvislon and Third streets, and extending i iirk ?S feet tha same width, being p1- ol Ictn ilo. 11 & 122, in tho old pi:: of the C:ty or Evansville, bounded as folio a: commsncina; St feet from said co.ner, thence atonft tLe front line of said lvls on Third street 12 feet, thetMM at right angles' ranning back 9s fe-t, tucnee at rigLt anfas and parallel with the first line 42 SSSt,aauS thence to the place of beuiiiniuar. And should mid reuls av.i pcnttts aptssil 'or a buixi cfli ient to satiet) aid writ and aaata, I wtlt at the bbbbs lime :md plaos offer for sale aavd Ball the fee- simple of said pn mires. GEOBUE V, ' hWLlS, S. V. 0. 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- CORPORATION NOTICE. OaDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIIiR-WALK. i Ihr. 7th, 1881. A:id now it la hereby ordered j and directed by the Common Council of the) -city ei ' Evaasville, that tho. owners of all lots or parte or j lots fronticjr on or adjolrjlng the east aide of 5'nlioa Areiwre, from liiih to "uilrd street. In aaM city, cease the eMewsJka In frant thereof, to bo i repaJiT-d witKtn thirty days from the pe r.ttoastna ot this order. f. r9BS, Olaa. Clerk's Offloe, Pea. 19, 1881. CORPORATION NOTICS. OaDEa FOR PLAirz BIOS-WALK. De"-. 7th, 131. Ad cow It Is hereby and dlreeted by the Oemtnen Oonnef! of the city of kvansvtlle, that the owners of all lota or parts of lota fronting ca or adjotntng tha east aide of Vnltos Avenue, froa Canal to Sixth streets, in said city, eaoae a sidewalk ef Glass No. 2, to be laid dawn thereon within thirty days trom the sjobMoslton of this order. . BTTBK S, Otertt. Clark's Office, Cor. IS, lSn. CORPORATION WOTIOB. 0BESB FOB PXARE SIDB-WALK. Dee. 7th, 1861 And now It Is hereby orders and directed by the Common Oonnotl of the City of r.va.jsviiie, tnat the owners of all lots or parts or : tot fronting o orSdjCn,ng thaeaeti ton Avenue, trora rlxtb to Franklin i M citvaas a sidewalk of class s Bids or mi streats. In Ro. Its bn Utd down tharsen within thirty days fecrm tho fuzi icatiovj 01 tnts oroer, P. BURKS, fflerk. fty Ctsrk s Ofoa, Pec. IS, 1SS1. CORPORATION NOTIOl! ' SIDIIfOl PtiARE II O ! f AbR Dec. Tth. 1861. And now It Is hereby ornVrsd and directed by the Common Oorrnoll of the etty a f Evarvllla, that the owners of all lots or parts of :ots fronting on or adjoining the ess side cf Fait on Avenne, from Seventh to Sights streets, iu said Otty, canae a sidewalk of Class No. I, ts tie laid dowu theraoa within thirty days frees the . . .: ' - ofthlaordor. P. BBSEaV Casrt Clerk's Office, Dee. 12, 161. CORPORATION K0TI0B. OBPBB 101 FllII (ID sVW A L X . P-ral-ar T, 18B1. And now it is hereby avians' B'wl directed bj the Oomnion Oasmrll of ths City ef Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining tha east aids oi Fulton Avenue rreia Kfc;fath i Vfnth straaBt, in ssid City, cause a stdswalk oj Glass Mo 1, to bt laid down thereon within thirty days from the pnhiioatton of this order. F. VJBK, Clark. Clerk's Office, Per. 18, tM. CORPORATION NOTrCH. OR!" ft FOB BB10E rCS-WAUI. !. T, ISA!. And now It is hereby orderad as directed by the Common Council of the Oiry af Evnsv!l!, that the owners of lots 106 snd 108 in tho old plsn of the dry ot Evansville, oanae the sidewalks In front thereof on Second street, to be broTht to the proper (trade, and that they saass a side walk of class Wo. 1, te ho laid down thereon and the Tens to be removed from said pavement, within thirty days from tha pnblieation of Mils order. p. BTJRKE, Olerk. Clorh'a Offloe, December 12, 18C1. CORPORATION NOTICE. CXDRft TO BEPAIB BRICK BIOB-WALE . Dec.Tth. 1861. And now it Is horeby erdered and directed by the C ommon Oonncll of the Olry ot Cianrullo. that the owners of all lota or parts of lots fror.tlnsjon or adjoining the northeast side of Fourth street, between walnnt and Cheat net streets, tn said city, canes the sidewalks in front thereof to bo repaired within thirty days ftom tho publication of this order. V. BURKE, Clerk. CIotVb Office, December 12, 1Mb CORPORATION NOTICE. 0RDE3 TO BEPA1R SmE-WALE. Pee. 7, 1531. And now it Is hereby ordered and d'r.-cled by the Common OAnell cf the City ni srjsTffla, that the owaars of all Id's or parts of l-.r? fronting en or adjoining the rr") rtheast Bids of Fcnrth street, beiwton Cbaatnat and Cberry strvctn, iu said city , oause tha sidewalks fn front theroof to b repaired within thirty days from thn publication of this order. F. BtSltl, 0!ar. Clerk's Office, Ifee 1J, 18l. . jrtOBOJVBAVtt IJ"HIMKT.B on the C'h day of Deoembar ll, orsr tha body of Henry J'croedar, who waa foaod near John Barv mau'B bouse, fn German township, Tsndwrwarafe c Baty, Ind:ana. Ths daeivaaad was abont years cf aftt, stm feet 'r'ish, sandy oontplaxion, sr,.i hravv set. He was dressed in a gray coat. Mun pants, lew SBoes, cotton plnsh oap, sad bad en his person a knife, match boa and pipe. The verdict of the jury was, that he cease to his death by shooting lumaalf wlrh the gun standing by h-at, the ball entering the centre of his chest, Slid paesirg cut on tbe light stda of bia baest BOBM. JOHK W ATM AH, 0. 0. dc9 C'i tfr.BB ri cm r.amxA: i i ' ee va-y ntao at So a bniich, at hmjrtTTl (K KRT BROfJ., doco So. St Main st bales fnr SatV 8. t. OIT.PBBT 00., Ko. 4 Syrmara staaaa. -VMOVJM CMtCMMJVM, M a frosn fl 10 ta 1 2 rf d T1CW. (T.'HT BRraa Jl:'rS0 Pc. g sTain trs aalJv, ra s-nrs ar.n rhr 1H. 2Mara st. r sale low, at n'ivl9 "irrvr yjBJV.2f bag. afl st sale by S. B. GIljBKBT a) CO 7fZ nov8 N . 4. Sycotn M itjmam jbsobtmbjvt om Yor Vm let Soaps at n.J. scBT,ErrEiJUVCJSB, CJVht'PB, . (3 doin a plai Varceetevsnfee MmJKiJVisJtt M VJtJVBVtCVAi, Mjn. Mh, D L'OA fl AKT C alEO PACKET, Hn Uonen t nvmm lti ssa a w at su r I.-TvTlh PAT IS, Mas W. B. EtrOMMSTEWr, (;t Will leave Kvansvllla on Thursdays and Mondays at 12 o'cl w;k on arrival of Irtnhrrlllo Packet. Ra tnrn-:n)r, wili leave Oat rn on Tniwdav and Friday evenings, at S o'clock, P. It. WW leave Padnoah on WedcosJsy and Sarnntsy siornlngs, st a A K. Tot lr-.git r.r BSMsaja, apply on bosrd, sr so dnx HratrHBiv, Ag'ta. All ''might received by Agnota fmr sbn J. H T..m will be free at oowirfl rations. feet WTfaf ot Bottn jij-J9 f OMPomom. lau aul nice lot or cut las , Bits nnd Ladine' H'rade, EubiSB, and Oom.'orts, taal fb cuin d at BCHAPKEK BUHBING'a, r.ovSO 49 Main 9a. 'asjMBSBBXmmi. Wh: "JHHn Q and asaa, for sale by TflMHg BEOt., W ?-t JaWflsaBl naHwaalftwaFVwV T KJUMJKB'B j arwrOvVr An Asociation of the Common ftchool Teach - c-rs of Vanderburgh ounaty, will be held at Orescent City blall, Evansville, oommenclng an Mon'.n; , Deoember 30th, at 10 o'clock, A. K., and eorianrag through the week, exospt Eaw Tear's day. All the Teachers tn the connty are Invited to be present, turn. Mi!e J. Fletcher, lata Snporintan-der-.t of Pnhllc Instruction, H. Q. WTiaeler, Eiq., and others will assist in conducting the Association. A public tertnrc will ls K'ven by Hon. Mile J. Fiotchar, on Friday avnlug, Jan nary Hd, t7X o'clcck. Public, etamlnatton of Tearhem on fcainrday morning, Jannary 4th, at 9 o'enck. Board for Tetcliers will probably be free. B. K. I.XAVITT, Scci.toI Bzaaolaar. Frsnilla, Tac. 10, lfWl. OsY.VBTt) JSrt BJtTB. A laxe" sto'k oi Bonnets of the latest styles. l hilds' , Misses', aud La-iiej' Ba, Inat openarl at bCHAPKS&a1 hBSSIsTU'tt, ncrltO 4 Main . yj'rBKJP tiM aV T MJB POBTJJT9 TO LJ 1VMI BtDY. WhereBB, coal oil light is now considered the cheapest and pleasant in r,e, we would say to conanmers, ihst we "nave on hnnd ' irUnd to keep regnlarly a fnli assort -niani of all Hie necessary articles raieh as lamss in gTeai variety, chimnays, brl.ks. oosl oil, Ao., tc. VICKFUV BKI3.. Ho. 82 Main stdtc MM VST. 11 bas, beet fanned Tor sale by M dccl2 H. E. OTLBE-.tT ft CO. fXXIa. K0kessat sizes, for sale low by . E. Cil LBEKT ft CO., No 4 8yearo"ve st. dad n -i:l.l.tM It KfZCSX fro MBJi'T. itnatod ou MoJbe-'ry street, opposlta tbe Cppor School Bonsr-. TliS houas Is a two story frame, containing seven rooms and a waah-hooso. It has a good chrtr.m, cellar, and wood house, largo yard and garden, planted with abrnbbery and fruit, and is coTufirtablu and convenient, Tor fn -thev parti'.uierB inquire on thepsemlses-Cec7-lw MO I'I3B itai bs prime ft.-i aaie by i. - 8. B. Oi:.BKnT 4 II. Of" TO BJIVK Jt-J-KinU you can bssre it tared barn . a fleM nii oil at a moderate MaMB extra coil oil eziiense. as v.e h i burners. Isr that parposr: fetch onr laip& ulon to VICi-KBT Bi.OS., ,'ecC St 82 Kiiiu St. MByomMmm iatf bs-roU for sate by m, E TITf BbMbT CCX

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COLLECTOE'S SALE. Dm car abbvti,ls4, November 26, 1861. mjOOTICB IB HXBBHV iiiVMA", BW that I, CIIBISTIAN I1KDDEKI' II, Oolleoter of the City of Evansville, batween the hours of and 12 o'clock A. M., and 2 and A o'clock P. St., on Thmrittay, th 1 J A day of Fttcrrmfrav, 1801, will Bell at Pnbllc Auctior at tts door of tho Oo nit ITonsc, In the City as" Evansville, I ad lan a, tho folio wing lots, parts of lots, and pierce Is of Seal Estate and Improvements, assessed for the payment of City Taxes for tha yar 189 1, dne from the owuora thereof to the oily of Evatiavfllo, the same being now doe and unpaid, and Civ the costs of said sale, and that such sale will bu oonttnrjad from day to day at tbe aforesaid lronTa and place, rmttl alt tho lots and parcels of Real 1mtatn bsvetn mention od, are sold or offered for sMbr OLD PLAN.

sy Robert Tho eon th-west two-tblroa. IS or tne miauie one-tninl of lot 0J...5I2 ft Law Is Lot No. 26 u DONATION KNLARC1EMKNT. Hajrley, Robert SWh eawt two- thirds of tot 183 Si Lot He. 171 If, 00 LOWER BNLAUG-KMBNT. lvarlsy, Rjobest Eontb-west half .-f lot Ho. M.... aa...na.M 40 Howes, Lewis Lot Ho. ... ,.AK 00 The undivided two-thirds of 287 feet of wbarf property, beginning at tho south-east lino of Leet srrret, and lying betwin Wator street and the Ohto River, and rnunlng trramrds Ptne St., 287 feet. ..48 M EASTERN ENLARGEMENT. atOarvta V Lot Ho. 38, block 44. ... l on .... i oo ... 1 on ... 1 on . 8 00 ... 1 44 ... 1 00 ... I 00 ... 1 00 ... 1 00 ... l no .... l oo ... l oo ... i oo ... 80 ... 80 ... 71 ... 80 ... 80 ... 1 00 ... 1 44 20 $ ' ML. 21 as " 18 " 42 41 " 44 " 44 " 44 44 44 " 44 ... ' 4A i .a 4a'.'.'".'m'.'. - i. ... " 46 .. 46 " 48.... 8, 6, " 18. - 19, . n, 8, . - 0. IT, 19, " B0, - 8, 10. 16 Wrtrlsy i a4oliOTl 3, r I. , la, 3, 11 2 80 - 14 8 20 " S1 nit 2 1)0 " 88 9 60 " 89 6 80 " 49 a 00 13 TVs undivided parts ef ISO feet on Pixth St., by lfiO feet on Locust St., being the undivided 4 of the eastern quarter of Evans' Homestead 30 00 Martin, B. 8. Lot 9, block 8 2 oo MnentEsr, Michael Lot 9, block 42 1 00 Pherejood, Marena Lot Ho. 13, blook 12 1 80 1 30 1 80 I 60 10. 18, 47... IS... 16.. I,

LA MAM'.. tat No. 1, block 88 1 80 , " 68 1 68 , 68 1 68 9 4, " 68 1 86 i " 88 1 80 , " 68 1 86 " 7, " M I at, - 8, ' 68 1 81: lint Ho. 0, block 68 1 An " 10, " 68 1 11, ' 88 1 sr. 12, at 68 1 8ft 18, " 68 I AO 18, 88 1 C 86 t 10 B, 85 I at) t, 86 1 80 L 86 1 80 " " 8 1 6 a, " 8 1 08 a a, 6 i an 10, 86 1 68 a 22, . loo ko BB, " tM) 1 08 S4, " 10U 1 08 8, ' 101 1 30 14, " HI 1 30 16, " loi i tn - , 102 1 80 6, " 102 1 8 1. " 102 1 88 a IS, 1n 1 on 8, " 104 1 8B " 8, " 104 1 80 TO, int... 1 "0 14, 104 I n is, lot i m a 16, a, io, ! an IT, 104 S -F) fl, " 104 I BB tl, " 104 1 Ao WL at 106 1 60 "BB," 186 1 SO "36, 106 1 80 24, " 106 1 At B8, r. I0S, , ao 28, - 106 .. I 60 " 27, - 106 1 AO 28, " 106 I V f 12, " 108 I 80 " t, 108 I 80 3, " 109 1 an HTrak Ho. 10B - 8 4)

TisjWjJirba Lot pfo. ft. . B0 1 3A 1 20 1 fir, 1 i " 18, 18, 28, 28, 74... 74.. 100 100.. Retre- John A. Lot Ho. 1, Mock 29.. " 2, " B, a, , , T, 8. " , " n, - 11, " IB. IB, 14. IA, s, 14, 16, 8, T, 3, " 8, 20.. .. 1 67 .. ; an .. 1 AO ...1 fli .. I AO . 1 AO .. 1 6" .. I AA .. 1 AO .. I AO .. 1 80 .. I 6ft .. 1 80 .. 1 80 .. I AO .. 1 .. I B0 .. 1 06 .. 1 Br. ... 1 2 ... i at .. 9 4(1 .. 2 HI ' ... I 08 ... t 30 . 1 30 ... 1 20 .. 2 10 .. .1 30 .. 1 BO ... 76 ... 78 ... 30 ... 1 30 ... 7'1 ... Bo ... 46 .. 8 10 ... 1 80 ,.. 1 36 .. I 36 ... 1 30 ,.. 1 20 ... 1 20 ... 1 06 ... 1 ... 1 20 ... 1 2C ... 1 30 1 20 so - Ba,,.,,.! i j, n, I,, i,m 20 . - 2 20 29..... ' 20 " SB n B ' 29 29 30 ' 29 29 ' 86 " 6 " 100 100 102 " 108 " 181 " T. Oanal Basin C8ssaets, Don versa of lot 8, black T4 lift, no. a, Dioox iisi,. s . B, 1. B. 100 101 101 104 104 . 190... 13, Let 7. Monk 136 8, 186.... M, 186 West half of lot 7, blea k 170 Bbbsc half of lot 6, block 170 17, " 171 J 18, at 171 " S,Oaaal Basin Obaasbstiatn, Jaa. A. Lot Ho. 9. block 74 10, T4 T4 lnl ...... ".. 101 128 Hf , 1T4 1741T4 11. 20, BO, n. BT, MW B, B 10, Rettai ft Rlsssoan It 16, block T4 BbaesBned, Mai wis Lot Ho. 6, bleck 34 48 4 06 08 06 7 7 24... 100 - 100 100 . " 101 . 101 - 113- " 113 130 , " 130... 130..X.... " 176 " 176 8, . 19, 80. 1. 9. 8, . 10. 1. 20 36 80 36 60 60 60 .. 1 80 . 1 86 ...4 30 .,6 40 8. block ir,i - 17J Baaita-T. B. Lot 1, blot 108 1 " 8, " 103 1 : "8, - 103 1 35 " a. HB 1 1 111. - 1 80 " 111... ..... -.. 1 06 - t, - 111 - - - 80 Wheelor, H. 0 Lot Ho. 3, block 80 2 10 4, - SO S 10 rf, " 84 1 05 si 8 " 180 tTT- 1 30 FOURTH BHLABOBMBeTX. MasMu ft Oilfield Lot Mo. 1, block 20 .ni.iii m 2. " 20... ii i ,. 1 80 1 80 1 20 l ao 2 88 48 Ba 30 ao B tt .... Whaelor, 11. CL Lot No. 1, block 6 2. " mum n a, S a. 2 by 75 taetsoath-weet sideol lot 4, block ... 68 by BJ test nerth-wast end of lot 4, bl'k t . Lot 1, bkaakW. - - C'HBJSWAN IIEDDgJiJCti' KaaTASJw