Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 January 1867 — Page 3

THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, WRBNESP AY, JANUARY 9, 18b7.

DRY GOODS. REAT ATTRACTION !

' - E NOW OFFER TO THE PTBlie, at low rates, th6 largest stock ol 68 Cloaks, :-i'.ii'.-f Shawls, Nubias, . Breakfast Shawls, and Hoods, aines," . ferinoes, All-Wool DeLaines, . - Foreiga Dress Goods, - Black and Fancy Silks, ikets, Uoverlids, Damasks, Table Linens, , Towels and Napkins, . is, ' ' Oassimeres, . - Vestings, French Beaver Coatings, Jeans, and Tailors' Trimmings, Jinery, I Hats, . Bonnets, f French Flowers, - ? and Fancy Goods, Hons, I Corsets, , kCloak Trimmings, j Dress Trimmings, and e Nicest Yarn in the Country, I - Ac, Ac, ; of which we will sell cheap, wholesale j retail. 8CHAPKER, BUSSING & CO., .mmoth Store, Nos. 47 and 49 Main St, !. Evansville, Ind. i60. FALL TRADE. 1866 LRPENTER, WHITE & BAKER, I A 24 First St., Corskr Sycamore St., j EVAN8VILLE, IND., ler by the Package or Piece, Latest Nevelties in AISICY DRESS GOODS. like. Merinos, Coburgs, Alpacas, Poplins, iDeLaines, Reps, Oriental Lusters.Ginghani8, Cbambrays, Jaconets, Tape Checks and (Stripes, Nam Rooks, Swiss Mulls, Bishop Lawns, Victoria do., French Cloths. Fancy Cassi- ! meres, Doe Skins, Kentucky Jean, 'weeds, Satinets, Double-and-Twi t Cassli meres Taby Velvets, Irish Linens, Table Linens, Linen Handkerchiefs, Toilet Quilts, Veil Bareges, ( hecks. Stripes, -Ticks. BALMORAL SKIRLS. HOOP-SKIRTS AND CORSETS vt oar own 'manufacture, and warranted. If o t i o 11 r Motions! We have the lergest stock of Fancy Goods to be fou' d irf the city, and will sell as cheap, or cheaper, than any .house in (he West. - CLOAKS AND SHAWLS. MOODS. MJBIAS. AND BREAKFAST SHAWLS, a larre strck. and at lowest Drices. The attention of the trade is invited to examine our Mock and prices belore making their purchases. Wewil notbeundersold. CARPENTER, WHITE A BAKER, uovltidtf. WEED & GLASS, Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth EVANSVILLE, IND., EALERN IX DKT GOODS. BOOTS X3 and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing, Notions, Ac. Je23 6m. O I J 12. A 12 e s t: si ti i sx ix t WHITTIJfCTON & HE - - Proprietors, LOCUST 8T., BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND, PV1IIE PKOi'KIETOBN HAVE 1'IT. 1 ted dp this spacious establishment in t.iif most elegant mauner, and will prepare on short notice, and in the most delicious manner, meals to order at all hours of the day or night, com prising all the delicacies this or any oiner ma rati a nor as. A special dining room and private par lor haa been eiaooraieiy mted up for the ladies, wnicn may be reached directly from the street. rirdan from families and private parties

Personal. , . . W. H. Milburn. the blind preacher,

is going to Paris to consult an oculist. Colonel Badeau. of Gen: Grant's Btaff, is writing a life of hia chief. Mr. G. L. Mead, of Jackson County, Alabama, was arrested by the United States Marshal last week, charged with violation of the Civil llights but in purchasing a negro Bold by order of court. Mrs. Gen.-Williams, formerly Mrs S. A. Douglas, is again the cynosure of Washington. Rev. Dr. Thomas, of Dayton, haa accepted a call to the First Presbyterian Church of Cincinnati. The Prince Imperial of France, who is not quite eleven years old, is said to be an excellent compositor. The fathers of Generals McClellan, Grant, Sherman, Sedgwick, and Mansfield, were born in Connecticut. Gen. Morgan L. Smith, who was recently married to Miss Genella at .Vicksburg and set out at once to assume the duties of his consulate at Honolulu, is claimed, also, by Mrs. Mary Ann Smith, of Newport, Kentucky, who informs the Cincinnati Commercial that she is . his "true and lawful wife." ' William Wreford, the famous English wrestler, died in London on the 2d inst., aged seventy-three. He had a contest, in 1825, that lasted an hour and twenty-minutes, resulting in his first defeat. He was a well informed genial hearted old man, full of anecdotes of celebrated wrestlers ; and of scenes of the old coaching days. The London Court Journal announces that her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales, is -; and that the Princess Helena also is . In the first case, " early iu the ensuing year," and in the latter " in April, are the specified, occasions. , The Princess Clotilde was to have , about two weeks before Christmas. Brothers Hazleton, Wagstaff and Murphy belong to an organization in Troy; called "Th Praying Band." They and some forty others hold themselves in readiness to go into the country whenever and wherever they may be invited to pray. Their labors are said to be invariably followed by a powerful revival. A newspaper correspondent at Florence writes: "Italians inquire with interest as to the success in America of their countrywoman, Mme. Ristori, and are much pleased to hear that it is so great. Ristori is not so well off in respect to fortune as is supposed Her fine on the Arno, built a few years ago, cost much more than was anticipated and is not yet paid for, and it is hoped that the profits of the American enterprise will be sufficient to relieve the property of incumberance. It, is a. matter which every one speaks of here, and consequently there may be no indelicacy in mentioning it." Gen. Howard, Superintendent ' of the Freedmen's Bureau, has had two long interviews with Bishop Wilmer, the new Episcopal Bishop of Louisi ana, respecting the religious care of the freedmen. The General says that Bishop VV llmer s views on this sub ject more nearly coincide with his own than any one with whom he had communicated. It is likely a plan of operations for Louisiana will be developed which will benefit all classes greatly. Miss Siddons. ereat-eranddaughter of the celebrated Mrs. Siddons, made her debut in the Theatre Royal, Dubin. on tne izm oi uecenioer, in tne character of Rosalind in "As You Like It." She achieved -a complete success At a small private dinner of four teen plates at the Brevoort House, New York, the other day, there was an array of . titled distinction, viz.: one prince, one duke, one lord, two barons, two counts, one marquise. The latter, the only lady present, was the wile ot the returning rrench Minister. Most of the persons were guests of the house, which is the only one in New York where such a bril liant party is likely to assemble. . Mr3. BuTdell Cunningham, who was reported among the lost of the Eve ning ftar, is at present residing in San Francisco, where she, 6even years ago, married a gentleman named Hayes. At the banquet given to the Con gressional party in Nashville, Tenn., General Frank Cheatham, late of the rebel army, when called on, as President of the meeting, for a speech, refused, hut offered as a toast, " Here's to the Union. General Jubal A. Early's promised history of his campaigns has been written, and is now in the hands of the publisher at Toronto. It will make a book, or rather pamphlet, of about one hundred and nlty pages, without maps. , Sidnev Smith' daughter. Saba, sec ond wife of Sir Henry Holland, Baro net. Phvsician in ordinary to the Prince Consort, and afterwards to the Oueen. has recently died. She was the authoress of a life of her father Cdrlile Boyd, who was mixed up in some way with the Burch divorce casse, was married in Philadelphia a few days Bince. ' . .. . John Moran; who killed Mary EI len Kearnev most brutally at Uor bury, last year, , will be hung on the last Friday of this month. ' ,TTn ' tcilo ia lootnro nii"TlB Issues and Lessons of the War, " has a iurv lecture, so to speak, on "Ameri

INSURANCE.

W. A. Page, Edgar Sbabpe. notary fuoucj w. a. page & co., fire, river; uie; and , ACCIDENT Insurance Agents, Comer Main and Water Streets, (Brown, Dunkerson A Co.'s former office, Evansville, Isd. Home Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $2,000,0' Assets, July 1st, 1866 3,536,9: Washington Insurance Cc OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $400,000 Assets, July 1st, 1806 688,391 Colombia Insurance Company OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $500,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 590,000 UXITED Fire and Marine Insurance Co. OF COVINGTON AND CINCINNATI. . Cash Capital $350,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 398,000 New York Accidental Ins. Co. OF NEW YORK. Cash Capital $250,000 Assets, July 1st, 1866 276,000 Insures against ACCIDENTS of every description. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company OF MILWAUKEE. Cash Assets, July 1st, 1866...$1.250,000 The greatest success of any Life Company ever organized. FIRE, MARINE, A RIVER INSURANCE POLICIES INS (JED IX THE ABOTE well-known Companies, and all losses promptly adjusted and pi aid at this office. YV . A. rAU Fj x .. A cents. Corner Main and Water Streets, Evansville, Ind. (Brown A Dnnkereon's former office.) aula dly Evansville Insurance Co. Authorized CapitaxPaid Up CApitai.. 81,000.000 250,000 FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK Taken at fair rates. H. Q- Wheeler, President. . Jakes H, Cutler, Secretary. directors : Charles Viele,1 J. S. Hopkins, Oillison Maghee, Robert Barnes, -Dr. M. J. Bray. John Ingle, Jr., H. Q. Wheeler, William Brown, Dr. F. W. Sawyer. CP. Parsons, Business Agent, who w 11 also attend to Life and Accident Insurance Office, corner of Main and First Streets, lu First National Bank Building. apl8-6m LAW CARDS. J. F. WELB0RN, . ATTO Rtf E Y-AT-L A W, .-INDIANA. Elliott's new Jan3 Office on building. Third Street, Conrad Baker. C. H. Butterfleld. Baker Jfc Butterfleld, TTOUNEYS-AT-LAW WILL GIV1 , prompt attention to all business ii trusted to their care. ' OFFICJS luira Htreei, oetween mu and Locust. EVANSVILLE, IND. July6d3m . JAMES T. WALKER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT FOR OBTAIN I rili iKiNS10iNS, UAUK PAY AND BOUNTIES FOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, ASil for the Widows and other Legal Rei resentatives of those who die in theservjo th ITited Stales. Office on tne JNortuwest side of Third street, near the Washin ;ton House, and nearly opposite the (.' r Kon.se. Evansville. Ind. Al business-entrustea to mm win oe orom rt!y attended lanlH-ly DAVID E. WATKIXS, (Late of New York City.) Attorney 'and Counselor at Law, Can be lound at the office of Morris b Johnson, near the corner or rmrn ana Lo;ust Streets, Elliott's Building, Evansville, Ind. Will promptly aivena 10 an ousiness en trusted lo hKcare. Refers to the officers or tne cvansvine National Bank. ocS-T dim W3I..KEAVIS, S; Claim Vjrent. XJ. Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING Office on Main street, between Third and Fourth, No. (over Keller's Gun Store), Evansville, Ind. sepl'J'tio DUMBER, ScC, STEELE V TRIBLE, -econd St., Between Chestnut and Cherry. Evansville, Ind. Sash, Doors, Window Blinds, Dressed Lumber, Boards, Laths, Ac, of every decripliou -constantly on hand. Packlnn Boxes of all kinds made to order. Sawinc of every kind done on the shortest notice. apis-ly. - . SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c. ' Himnel A Sons, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, &c; . Also, Dealers in MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER; Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every description, Pine and Poplar Flooring, Weatherboarding, Shingles, Lath, 4c - Sawing of every description done to Order. - Orders from abroad will be promptly attended to. Factory and Yard, Covin WAunrv msjurr aid Cakal.

Notice of the Proposed Widening oi Water or Proat Street between Leet Street and the Alley, which divides the Fourth Enlargemei t from Lamasco. ' I860, December 27. On motion of Cbqn dim an Reitz, seconded by Councilman Miller, the following order was unanimously adopted and passed: Ordered, that six weeks Dublic notice, by

advertising in the Evansville Daily Journal, be given, that on the 18th day of February, 17, the Common Council of the i City of Evansville wil make an order to widen Water or Front Street of said City, so as to embrace in said street all the , ? round embraced and contained in the 1 ollowlng lines, to wit: The line on the northeast side of said Water or Front Street to commence at the most southerly point or Lot la, Hornby's Enlargement or the City of Evansville, being the same point where the northwest side of Leet Street intersects the northeast side of Water Street, as said Water Street is now laid out in front of said H ruby's Enlargement, and running thence north, fiftynine degrees and ten minute (59 a 10s) west from tbe the magnetic meridian to the southeast side of Goodsell Si reet, at a point on said side of said Goodsell Street, thirtytwo feet and iorty-two hundredths of a foot (3i4i;) northwardly from the most westerly comer of Laugblin's Addition, thence north fifty-two degrees (52) west from the magnetic meridian to a point lu line with tne miclrt.e of the Alley which divides said Fomtn Enlargement from Ljamssco, three hundred and twenty-nine feet and eighty-three Hundredths or a foot (T29,83 southwardly from the southwest side ol First Street. And the line on the southwest side of said Water or Front Street. t commence at the point where the southwest side of Water Street as laid out lu front of the Lower or McGary's Enlargenientof Evansville, intersect - a continuation of the southeast side of Leet Street, and running thence northwestwardly sixty (tiO) feet to a point sixty (60) feet souihwestwardly from the most southerly point ol XjOtlo. In Hornby's kulareernent. said point being In the line of a continua tion oi tne uorinwest side oi said i.eet ; Street; thence north fifty-nine degrees and ! ten minutes (59 10?) west from the magnetic meridian until said line intersects the southerly side of Water or Front Street as the same is now laid out; thence along the southerly side of Wter or Front Street as now laid out to a point opposite the middle of the Alley which divides the Fourth Enlargement from Lamasco; and should any person aggrieved, at any time within six weeks, apply to the. Common. Council for redress by petition or remon. strance in writing, left with the Clerk of the Common Council, and containinga statement of the Injuries complained of, and the amount de-' manded therefor, said petition or remonstrance will be considered, heard, and determined by the Common CouQCil on the said 18th day ol February, 18b7; and It is further ordered, that the Clerk record in tbe Minute-Book of the Council tbe plat of the said Water or Front Street, as proposed to be widened, which plat has been prepared by A. T. Whittlesey, City Surveyor. A. M. McGRIFF, dec31 d2w Clerk. COLLECTOR'S SALE NOTICE IS IIKKEBY GIVE, that I. John Schubert, Collector of the city of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock a.m. and 3 and 5 o'clock p.m., on TUESDAY, January 23d, 1867, will sell at public aueUon, at the door of the court-house in the city of Evansville, Indiana, ' he following lots, parw of lots, and parcels of real estate, and Improvements, assessed for the payment of city taxes for the year 1868, due from the owners thereof to the city of Evansville (said taxes being now clue and unpaid), and for the costs of said sale: and that the said sale will bu continued on the next day thereafter, viz., on Wednesdey, January Stil, 18ti7, at 2 o'clock p.m., at the same place, for the purpose of selling such propei ty as ma have been sold on the day first above mentioned and not paid for: . . . Original Plan. . Gresham LE,SK lot 142; amt., 29 93. Hughes John W, i by 150 feet SK side lot 14 ; liti 70. Hughes John W, SE NW lot 31 ; 49 50. Huabes Johu W.NWSK lot 66; J 60. Jenkins Richard, heirs of, ue qr lot 131; amount, l&i 29. Jo ues James G. lot 139; amount 168 50. Mcclain Jackson, ne hf lot 98; 18 00. He - ntlin .lames, jr., nw hf lot 2; 52 88. Scantlm James, jr., 12 feet adj lot 2, lot 3; amount 11 92. Scanilin James, jr., lot 5: amount 85 50. Scaiitlin James, jr., improvement ou lot 5; amouut 13 50. cantlin James, jr.. undivided hf ne third lot 37; amount 93 25. Scantliu James, sen., lot 95; amount 62 10. Scanilin James, sen., 20 by 144 feet on M aln street, inside part lot 108: amount 104 40. Siecri-t Jacob, subd 5. lots 125 and 12; i9 8s. Siecrlst Jacob, subd 6, lots 12 and 126; 20 0. Spalding JC.se hf lot 27; amouut 38 9 '. Thompson Jacob, heirs of, 44)4 y 150 ft nw Bide lot 22; amount 88 65. Venneman Joseph. 1st subd 18 by 75 feet lot 84; amount 117 90. Donation Enlargement. Bedford David, heirs of, se I8i by 83 ft lot 196 ; amount 10 35. Bedford David, heirs of, 30 by 75 ft sw end lot 224; amount 10 80. Chandler Geo T, sw qr lot 188; amt 21 60. Chandler Geo T, sw qr lot 187 ; amt 8 10. Clark Ann E, ne 4-15 lot 201 and ue 4-15 se hf lot 202; amount 25 20. Read Hiram E. sw hf ne lot 230; 40 95. Smith Oliver H, heirs of, sw lot 217; 4 50. Tratton Wm, heirs of, lot 238; amt 31 50. Walker Wm H, 3d subd 22 by 75 ft lot 177; amount 9 00. Wise John, bal. on 7-9 lot 185; amt 39 5a Upper Enlargement. Boiconrt Sarah, heirs of, nw hf lot 34; amount 44 4ti. Bolcourt sarah, heirs of, subd out-lot 8, se 1-5 lot 4; amount 2 25. Boicouit Surah, heirs of, subd out-lot 3, lot 5; amount 33 75. Crisp John, se lot 91 ; am-unt 12 83. Glueck Michael, subd out-lot 4, sw 110 lot 4; amount 81 cents. Glueck Miciiasl.subd out-lot 4, ne 2-5 lot o; amount 3 24. Mi sgiove Sarah E, Lister s subd out-lot 2, lot 30; amount 3 78. Musgrove Warah E, 50 ft on Water street, extending back 315 it, sec 31, s hf-lot i; amountllOi Pei kins Elijah, 6J;J by Vm westerly qr tot i. Rpri.in 31: am unt it 33. , Rudd 1 -uey J, sw iJ4 ly 7ft ft. lot i.l ; 29 70. liudd Lucy J, w 2o by 7") ft lot 62; ami 3 60. Schwing Emily.se 'A lot 20; amount 17 1(1. Speed R B, Lister's subd out-lot 2, lot 2; ' i. mfin 11 1. 4 .S2. Speed tt B, Lister' subd out-lot. 2, nw

lot 3; amount is oo. Speed R B. Lister's subd out-lot 2, nw lot 28; amount 1 62. Speed R B, lister's subd out-lot 2, lot 29; amount 2 43. Wells Mrs C S, 118 ft on Water street by 63 ft adj fiac lot 10, Upper Enlargement, section 31, lot 4; amount 46 SO. Lower Enlargement. Baetz Bernhard, nw ii by 142S ft lot 11; amount K9 57. Hartnian Geo. sw hf lot 25; amount 23 20. Hartman Geo, sw lit lot 26; ainouut 7 65. Eastern Enlargement. Aiken Daniel. 1 1 1, block 51; amt 10 80. Aiken Daniel, lot 2. block 5i ; aim 34 11. Anderson l S, 47 by 80 ft alley end lots 13, 14. and 15 bloek 2; amo'int 16 20. Beach Nancy, heirs of, lot, In, block 5; 10 35. Htickitig Cliane-, lot In, block -II: amt 5 63. Burns Charles, lot 5. block 38: Hint 28 8i). Bussenberger John, lot 13, b.eek 12: 2 7o. Busst-nberger John, lot 14. block 12; 7 88. Cassavant II V, improvements ou Bull's Head property; amount 2 To. Called Milton Jl. lot 18. bloc'. 51; 15 75. Corwin Wm K, lot 7. block 20 amt 2 63. De Bruler AtUs 11, lot 9. block 25; 6 H8. Ensminger Henry, lot 13, block 52; 11 70. Kritsch Louts, lot I, block 55; amt 23 40. Fritsch Louis, lota, block 55; amt 4 50. Fuller Jane. lot 7. block 25; amount 53. ' Fuller .lane, lot 8. block 25: amounts 97. Garvin Tbas E, lot 6, block 42; amt 1 80. Gfroerer tter, ae bf lot 12, block 65; S 15. Gfroerer ller, all except south qr lot 13, bloolkSa; amoumt 9 K

Genciis Pmlip, lot 14. block 9; 14 40. Goelz Leon hard, lot 16, block 55; 10 35. Gillett A J, ne hi lot 3, block hi; 1 49. Gillett A J. lot 4. block 16; amounts 32. Ha ifc Urban, lot 7, block 27; amount 9 45. Hall John B, lot 10, block ii8; amount 31 50. Hatcuett Mis, und hf lot I, block 43; 1 35. Hatchett Mrs, und hf lot 2, block 43; 90 eta. Hatchett Mrs, und hf lot 8, block 43 : 90 cts. Heimao Jacob, lot 13, block 55; amt 4 95. Hotl man Charles, tot 6 block 21; 1 80. Hoirmah Charles, lot 7, block 21; 8 10. Hoffman Charles, lot 8, block 21 ; 1 80. Jarvis John, improvement on Bull's Head property; amount 2 25. Innes James, lot IS. block 31 : amt 23 85. Isaac Albert C, lots, block 27; amt 12 M. Keller D C, lot 2, block 13; amount 2 70. Kinkel Charles, lot 6, block 16; amt 7 43. Kipper Gustav, lot 10, block 10; amt 9 90. Kurtz John, heirs of, ne hf lot 11, bl 15: 1 35. Kurtz John, heirs of. lot 12, block 15; 6 30. Langley Martha, lot 12, block 20; amt 9 45. Leigtit Caroline C, lot 4, block 4; 8 10. Maddux Thorbetlo. lot 2, block 16; 7 43. , Maddux Thorbetto, lot 3, block 16; 1 49. Miller Jacob H. lot 4, block 42; amt 5 85. Miller Jacob H, lot 4, blk 43; amt (bal.) 90c. Morton Mary Ann, lot 1, block 49; 11 70. Morton Mary Ann, lot 2, block 49; 4 95. Palmer Rebecca A, lot 5, block 4; amt H 10. Rehrman Henry, lot 10, block 39; amt 8 77. Hociie Johu D, lot 9, block 5; amt 19 .5. Rockwell Ch W. lot 7. block 42: amt 4 50.

Scantliu James, Jr., lot 12, block 41 ; 5 85. Scantliu James, jr., lot 7, block 43; 1 80. Schaefer Henry, lot 4, block 21; amt 2 70. Schaefer August, lot 5. blocs 24 : amt Ii 70. Schraadel Louis, lot 8. block 16: amt i 93. s-mitn wm , heirs or, lot a. dik 2s; & 40. Smith .-sam D, lot 3, block 52; amt 22 95. Stephens Henry C, lot 11. blk 32; (bal ) 6 30. Stinson Wm H, lot 12, block 4 ; amt 9 00. wen jonn, tot i, diock e; amount w. West Martha A, lot 14, block 51; amt 15 75. Whiting Anne, lot 15, block 51; amt IS 95. Avon Place. Read Hiram E, 38 ft adj lot 15, lot 14 ; 5 76. Read Hiram E, lot 15; amount tf 75. Read Hiram t, lot 16; amouut 6 40. ' IAlleston's Enlargement. Goelz Lenhard, lot8; amount 5 40. ' - Aiatnesie jonn u, lot e; amount 14 40. Idlleston & Lockharfs Enlargement. Salter lee V, heirs of, lot 25, block I ; 1 9". weisneimer v.nrisi, lot 17, diock i; 7 ai Weisheimer Christ, lot 18, block 1; 13 50. Weisheimer Christ, lot 19, block 1 ; 4 50. 4 Garviris Addition. , Brown Jeremiah T, lot 11 ; amount 1 80. ' Southern Enlargement. Allen Mrs, lot 16, block 3; amount 4 50. Becker Henry, heirs ot, lot 9, blk 3; 6 85. Burke Elisha, lot 1, block 6; amt 4 05. Davidson Mary, lot 3, block 10; amt 6 07.' Davidson Mary, lot 4, block 10; amt 1 68. Davidson Mary, lot I, block II; amt 2 25. , Davidson Mary, lot 2, block 11 ; amt 90c . Fischer Eliza, lot 1, block 15: amt 1 58. Langley Thos, lot , block 14; amt 1 64. Langley Thos, lot 7, biock 14 ; amt 1 67. Langley Thos, lot 8, block 14; amt 1 58. Langley Thos, lot 9, block 14: amt 8 78. Langley Thos, lot 10, block 14; amt 1 80. Schaefer Henry, lot 8, block 15; amt 90c Schaefer Henry, lot 9, block 15: amt 90c Schaefer August, lot 33, block 9: ami 1 35. Unknown owners, lot 6, block ll;amt 1 13. Vennemsn Eliza, 100 by 189 ft 5 inches west part lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14, block 4; amouut 25 56. Woods Louisa Ann, lot 12, block IS; 4 28. Woods Louisa Ann, lot 13, block 13; 1 12. Mclnnerny's Enlargement. Woods Humphrey, heir of, lot 11, block 3; amount 1 80. Woods Humphrey, heirof, lot 12, block 3; amount I 80. Woods Humphrey, heir of, lot 13, block 3; amount 1 80. Woods Humphrey, heir of, lot 14, block 8; amount 2 25. Larabees Enlargement. Hunter Robert, lot 8; amount S 85. Isabella Place. Fenchler Fred, lot 17 ; amount 2 03. Klusman Wm II, lot 84; amount 1 80. , Klusman Wm H. lot 85; amount 1 80. Elliott's Enlargement. Bradley Emma, lot 20, block 3; amt 3 83. Hughes John W, lot 14, block 1; amt 1 35. Hushes John W, lot 15, block 1; amt 1 58. Hutchinson Maria, lot 6, block 1; amt 4 05, Jaegle Wm, lot 7, block 2; amonnt 6 07. Jaeale Win, lot 8, block 2; amount 1 68. oedekoven Chas, lot 1, block 2; a nt5 3. Oedekover Chas, lot 2, block 2; amt 1 57. Perkins Mijah, lot 1, block 1; amt 1 80. Perkins Elijah, lot 2, block 1; amt 1 80. -Perkins Elijah, lot 3, block 1; ami 1 35. Perkins Eliiah, lot 19, block 1; amt 90c Perkins Elijah, lot 20, block 1 ; amt 9uc. . Perkins Klijah, lot 21, block 1; amt I 35. Swanson James, lot 13, block 4; amt 90c. Swansou James, lot 14, block 4: amt 90c. Taylor Augeline, lot 20. block 4 ; amt 4 50. Bray's Enlargement. Hughes John VV., lot 7, blocn 1, 90 cents. Hughes Johu W., lot 8, block 1, 90 cents. Hugnes John W.. lot 9, block 1, 93 cents. Hughes John W., lot 8, block 3, 90 cents. Moser Simon, lot 6, block 4, S4 AO. Moser Simon, lot 7, block 4, 90 cents. , 27. Brinkmeyer's Enlargement. Vlckery Sam'l, lot 23, 83 60. Vickery Sam'l, lot 26, Si 70. Vlckery Sam'l, lot 27, 81 13. Dixtm's Addition. Salat Jacob, lot 17, 81 80. Northeastern Enlargement. Becking Henry, lot 6, block 1; amount 1 58. Clark Moses, lot 17, block 2; amount 1 58. Dobbins Eliza, lot 9, block 10; amount '2 03. Esperman Catharine, lot 13. block 11; 1 35. ditto ditto lot 14, block 11; 136. Gardner J B lot 5, block 15; amount 1 13. ditto lot 6. bloc 15; amount 1 12. Heinlein George, lot 12, block 2; amt 2 93. High Haunah, lot 14, block 4; amt 2 92. Lynch Matlie, lot 15, block 4; amount 2 48. Lynch Kebecca J, lot 13, block 7; amt 2 92. Mohr & Deitrich. lot 10, block 10; amt 2 03. Osterman, lot 5, block 3; amount 4 05. Perrv John, lot 16, block 3; amount 4 0.1 Hcha ib Christ, lot 1, block 8: amount 2 03. ditto ditto lot 2, block 8; amount 1 57. Strasser John C, lot I, block 11 ; amt 1 80. ditto ditto lot 4, block 12; amt 1 12. ditto ditto lot 5, block 12; amt 1 13. SulterjOatharine, lot 7, biock 9; amt 2 93 Theurkaut Catharine, lot 9, block 8; 1 68. Weiss Frank, lot 6, block 8; amount 1 58. ' ditto lot 7, block 8; ainouut 1 67. ditto lot 20, block 8; p mount 6 98. Weishelmt-r John, lot 10, blocn 8; amt 0 08 ( ditto ditio lot 11, block 8, 1 58. GondseU's Enlargement. Carter William, lot 22, block 3, U 13. Ou ter Willia n, lot 23, block 3, 4 72. Tarter Wiliiam, lot 24, block 3,2 48. Johnson Alvah,lot7, block 3, 1 26. Johnson Alvah, lot 8, block 3, 1 26. Johnson Alvah, balance lot 25, block 5, 56c Johnson Alvah, bal nee loliti. block 5, 57c Johnson Alvah. balance lot 27, block 5,56c. tw a t .... i, kui.,ilna iltiN l.Ioalt ; Q'rr

Ossenherg Henry, heir of, lot lil.biock 1, 1 35 Ossenberg Henry, heir of, lot 14, block 1,2 04 O .--en berg Henry, heir of, lot 15, block 1, 1 35 Ossenberg Henry, heir of, lot 16, block 1, 2 25 Read Hiram K, lot 25, block 1, 1 35. Read Hiram E, lot 26, block 1, 1 35. . Kobens John B, lot 34, block 3, 1 13. Roberts John B, lot 35, block 3, 1 12. Boherts John B. lot 36. block 3, 6 53. Shankliti John, lot 8, block 3, 1 35. Shanklin John, lot 4, block 3, 1 13. Shanklin John, lot 48, block.3, 1 It. Unknown owners, lot 45, block 3, 1 2C. Unknown owners, lot 46, block 3. 1 12, Bray -and Cmie's Addition. Brav & Cooke, lot 12, block 2 1 17. Bray A- Cooke, lot 13, bloe 21, 99c Bray Cooke, lot 14, block 23, H lo. Brav & Cooke, lot 15, block 23. 9c Bray & Cooke, lot 16, block 23, &)e. Lamasco City.y Allis & Walker, assignees, lot 10, block 30, amt., 1 60. ' A1US& Walker, assignees, lot 9, block Ml, amU, 2 40. Allis Js Walker, assignees;- lot 8, block 135, amt., HO cents. , Allis & Walker, assignees, lot 18, block 171, amU.l 20. : Adams August, improvement on block 163, 8 20. , . , r Bixel Eliza, lot 32, block 25, 1 .-" 1 Brown . Allen, lot 29, block 33,4 4a Bradley T P, lot 5, block 132, 3 BO. BurtU Edward. 128x380 tet north nd.feTk 15, 7 M.

Bunre P it, lot 2. block 8-'. 6 2J. Damon Geo, lot-3, block 47, 1 20. Damon Ge . lot 4, block 17, 1 20. Davidson Geo, heir of, uorth half lot T. boek7i,2 60. V E ir!y liob't, holrs of, lot 8, block 75, 1 09. Egan Ellen II, lot 1, block 131, 6 40. Goerres Isnay, lot 27, block 32, 1 S6. Gorr- Isnay. lot I I, bloc 101, 2 40. Gierres Iguay, lot 15, block 101, 2 40. Gumberts" Simon, lot 7, block 110,2 60. Gumberts Simon, lot 13. block 170,80 cents. Hartline Mathias, lot .19, block 21, 40oenta. Hartline Mathias, lot 20, block 23, 40 cento. Hartline Mathias, lot 21, block 23, 40 cents.

Hoffman John, lot 8. block 39. 2 00. Hoffman John, half adj'g 8, lot 9, block St. amt., 1 00. Hubbard Mary Ann, lot 23, block 25, 1 44. Hubbard Mary Ann, lot 24, block 25, 1 44. Johnson Morris S, lot 3, block 82, 6 20 Jones Cathar G, part of block 165, 1 78. k tl ler D C, lot 3, block 79, 2 20. Keller ! i C, lot 4, bloc s 79, 2 21. Kippel Henry.Jr, lot 30, block 54, 4 80. Li in berg t Jung, improvements on lot L block 133. 2 00. Martin Alfred, lot 30, block 24, 3 00,1 Nugin' John a James, Atkinson's block. lot 14, block 134, 6 00. Nugin John a J-mea, Atkinson's block lo 15, block 134, .1 . Price James,, 19x125 feet south part lot 3, block 78. 2 3i Price James, north H lot 4, block 78,5 62. Rausch Phillip, lot 12 block n3, 12 80. Kohner John heirs of, lot 13, block 47, 1 Schenck Fred, lot 14, block 79, 2 20. lannlr Wml Irk 1 l.lntb- TQ ? "ft Schieber Gottlieb, lot 9, block 85,5 00. Sclimidt Geo, lot 27, block24, 1 40. Schmidt Geo, lot 2. block 21, 1 4a Scott L H. block 107, 12 80. Singer Chas N, lot 7. block 83, 15 60, ' Singer Chas N, lot 18, block 83, 6 00. Singer Chas N.lo. 14, block 8B,5 20. Sherwood Marcus, lot 6, block 24, 1 40. Hnerwood Marcus, lot 7, block 24, 1 40. Smith Robert heirs of. lot 1, block 100, M. Smith Robert heirs of. lot 2, block 100, 1 80. Sorenson Soren, lot 5, block 134, 1 60. Tiepel t red, southeast qr block 164, 5 WX Unknown Owners, adj. lot 1, lot A, bl 108, amt., 2 80. Unknown Owners, adjoining lot 17, lotB, ' , block 106, 2 80. , - . Fourth Enlargement. Brown B L, lot 9, bl 18, 4 80. Burke Patrick, lots, bl 10,3 00. Chambers Frank heir of, lot 6, bl 1. 8 24. Fitzwilliams James, lot 23. bl 8,7 40. Elmendorf Wm, lot 13, bl 14, 8 00. Hill Robert A, lot 5, bl 9, 5 40. HU1 Robert A, lot 6, bl 9, 3 00. , r Mann Adam, lot 8, bl 10, 8 20. Nester Valentine, lot 21, bl 9, 6 40. ' Nester Valentine, lot 22, bl 9, 3 00. Netdhart Jacob, lot 15, bl 17, fl 40. i )'Neil Francis M, lot 8, bl 17, 7 20. Pierre Nlc. lot 4, bl 1, 6 20. Schneider Valentine, lot 18, bl 18, 1 80. Schneider Valentine, lot 23, bl 18, IS 00. ' Sears Jesse, lot 10. bl 3, 8 80. Sears J ae, s 18 feet ad I. 10, lot 11, bl 2, 8 44. . Tillman Wm, lot 18, bl 9, 7 00. Wright W W, south half lot 6, bl 8, 9 S3. . Wright W W, lot 7, bl 8, 3 80. LaughliiCs Enlargement. y ; Elmendorf Wm, lot 25, 4 00. . , , . Crescent Enlargement. , . Babinger Louis, lot 18, bl 3, 2 60. Babtnger Louis, lot 22, bl 4. 6 20. ' ' ' Frendenberg Joseph, und lot 17, bl 8, 1 BV Frendenberg Joseph, und y, lot 18, bl 2, 1 6V Glaser Pb illlp, 30x75 s w pt of lots 22, 23, M4 . 24, block 1, 4 72. Payne Wm, lot 5, bl 4, 12 40. Tobin Martin E, lot 3, bl 5, 6 4a Woodson SamlC, lot 21, bl 1,9 40. " ' StockuxlVs Enlargement. Allis & Walker, assignees, southeast third lot 13, bl 9. 1 12. Allis Walker, assignees, lot 18, bl 9,8 38. Allis A Walker, assignees, lot 17. bl 9, 3 8a . Allis A Walker, assignees, lot 19, bl 9. 3 80. Allis & Walker, assignees, lot 22, bl 9, i 20. . Allis Walker, assignees, lot 24, bl 9, 8 2a ' " Allis A Walker, assignees, lot2. bl 9, 8 60. ' Allis fe Walker, assignees, lot 29, bl 9,3 aa ; Allis A Walker, assignees, lot 31, bl 9, 8 2a Dreier Henry, improvements on southwest " half lots Hand 12, bll. 1 ). Kuntz Henry, fractional lot 8, bl 21, 10 90. , uoeraorrrer siraon, lot i, di io, i so. OberdorrTer Simon, lot 20. bl 16. 2 80. Oberdorller Simon, lot 21. bl 16, 16 40. , . , Oberdorffer Simon, lot 22, bl 16, 3 20. Ooerdorrter Simon, lot 21, bl 18, 3 20. Ruark Peter heirs of, lot 16, bl 15, 7 20. Unknown Owners, nw lot 13, bl 9, 2 OS. Unknown Owners. J adj 6, lot6,bl 29.1 08. Unknown Owners, lot 6, bl 20, 3 00. Unknown Owners, lot 7, bl 20, 2 2a . , . Gree k' 8 Enlargement. ' ' Hyde H C, lot 12, bl 3, 1 40. " 1 Hyde. H C, lot 13, bl 3, 1 4a Hyde H C, lot 14, bl 3, 1 40. , , Hyde H C, lot 15, bl 3, 8 60. Hyde H C, lot 16. bl 8, 1 40. - . Hyde H C, lot 17. bl 3, 1 40. Hyde II C, lot 18, bl 3, 1 40. Hyde H C, lot 19, bl 3, 1 40. ; ' Page Wm T, lot 27. bl 4. 1 80. Pickbart Fred, 30 feet n part lot 1, bl 6, 1 73. Sharpe's Enlargement. Carter Augustus, lot 6, bl 7, 6 40. ...it Emmert Margaret, lot 9, bl 10, 6 20. , Holtkamp Ernst, lot 17, bl 12, 4 4a , Joiner Laughlin, lot 6, bl 8, 8 00. Suarpe Peter heirs of, lot 14, bl 20, 1 00. -, Northern Enlargement. Barter, lot 3, bl 4, 2 20. - - . . -. Barter, lot 4, bl 4, 5 40. Burke Patrick, lot 18, bl 7, 1 60. ' ' " Burns Juliana, lot H,bl 8, 1 40. Decker John, lot 3, bl 3, 2 20. . .' , Decker John, lot 4, bl 3, 2 20. ' Durham Maria, lot 8, bl 1, 9 20. ' Falrcnild rt F, lot 13, bl 3, 2 00. Fairchild B F, balance lot 14, bl 3, 3 81. Edwards W L, 6 feet adj 11, lot 10, bl 2, 68oo. Edwards W L, lot 11, bl 2, 14 20. i , Hilgeman, Henry, lot 1, bl 7, 1 8a Hilgeman Henry, lot 2, bl 7, 1 60. Hopkins L heirs of. It 15, bl 6, 5 80. Hunter Chas, lot 10, bl 8, 4 60. Strange Maria, lot 4, bl o. 3 60. Sullivan AG, lot 5, bl 2, 2 4a . . ' Sullivan A G, lot 12, bl 2, 14 20. Sullivan A G, east 5 reet lot 13, bl 2, 40 oeoto Sullivan A G, lot 7, bl 6, 2 00. Sullivan A G, west 18 feet lot 8, bl 8, 14 38. Sullivan A G, lot 12, bl 6. 2 80. Sullivan A G, lot 13, bl 6, 2 00. ' ." Sullivan AG, lot 14. bl 6,2 OOt ...-.! Sullivan A G. lot 17, 01 6, 2 00. Sullivan A G, lot 18, bl tt. 2 20. Thieman Jonn Fred, lot 6, bl 4, 7 00. . Thiemau John Fred, lot 6 bl 4, 2 20. JOHN ScnUB.ERl , Collector. Evansvillk, December 31, 1868. did OJtJElK'S WORM LOZENGES. miHSTItlKl) AKD RELIABLE1 JL medicine has accomplished aiil mat w -s de-sirt.oie an siki case wnere it was iciven a lair trial, and has always given more universal sat-j isiantion tnaa any "WOIIM liESTROl KOI Inn-e. It is adapted to all ages, and all children love it. Thousands who have tried Clark's Worm Lozenges are ready to test ify to its superiority over nil remedies now in use. manuLfactured by COURTNEY A .LUMPIKIN. I'roori tors. Owensboro. h'or SHie OV lylj'lUL' Cfc AHIH, . 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