Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 21 November 1867 — Page 4

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NEWS ITEM8.

Gold,, closed in New, York; yesterd iy

Editorial Notes . Edwin P. Whipple, of Boston, has been engaged to write the life of the late Governor Andrew, and Ticknor & Fields to pnblisVtbe baoktThe work is to be commenced immediately

The Lauisvule Journal wants its country readers . to ber cautiou,in sending live stock South at present. Prices are extremely-.iow there, and do not promise any improvement. Mules have been sold out at auction for $75 to $80 per head, fcbich-effsr in Kentucky $140 to $160. 4 A CORRESPONDENT of the Courier breaks ground gently for Geo. H. Pendleton as the next Democratic candidate for President, by printing a short biographical sketch of the distinguished gentleman. Such 'caution is unnecessary. Pendleton- i6 tbe man. The thing seems to be a forepone conclusion. Pentleton and 'Pudiation will be the next battle cry.

The little town of Dyersburg, Tennessee, is, in one. respect, an exception. It contains a very good weekly paper, and ; yet is actually without a shoemaker. The paper is employing its advertising facilities to obtain the latter, premising him tools and stock on tbe most liberal terms. .It is not often that the brains' of a town are looked after- before ' the feet are attended to.

are,

sorry

Uerai'd uoes not"

the ..Indianapolis notice the eonse

qucntial gentlemen who propose to hold the-nextNatiorrtrl "-Democratic Convention- at-LfeGisvuIe,. Of course they are of sufficient importance self-sufficient, we mean to entitle their recommendations to respectful opposition. It rf6 too bad for the Ueraui to contemptuously ignore the HI. It had better look out. The nine gentlemen who'iigtied, thei letter.cdnstitute the Democratic Central Commit-, tee of this District. " '"'

promises to' supplant, in fatality, thebase ball mania. We shall not be surprised, to, hear of young men walking tor wagers in every direction, and the telegraph be given over entirely to reporting their progress, and the receptions accorded them. The latest " manifestation " is, that three young men propose to walk from Hartford to -New Haven and back for $1,000. The time in which they are to do it is not given. The one that makes the round trip-first; wo presume, is to be tbe winner. :"'.;

Prussia is sail to be extremely anxious to learn the secret of the new Napoleon gun, which is said to possess a terribly destructive power. Prussian officers, disguised as workmen, attempted to gai Admittance to the.Frent-h armories at ' Toulon, - but werVdetected. by the' police and arrestedi;i Indiaahns will no doubt be gratified as-well as surprised.to learn that 'this' formidable weapon, which the French Emperor' guards so - jealously is nothing more nor less than the celebrated Gatlin. gun, , invented by a citizen of Indianapolis.1 - If we mistake not, it was styled the "coffee milgun," the bullets being placed in a kind of hopper, from whence they were thrown out with a velocity and rapidity that was truly terrifying. It -was supposed by maDy, however, that the. gun could never be made useful on the battlefield. While this might be the case in a wooded and broken country like ours, on the plains of Europe, it could hardly fail to prove a most formidable weapon.

' The Boston Journal says Secretary McCtTLLOcn has . indicated his purpose to unite himself with the Democratic party, and that in case Generals McClellan and Grant should be the candidates for President, he would support the former,, so bitter is his prejudice against tbe negro. IIU prejudice was not so- intense when he was first called to Washington to fill an important office. 'At that time Le could endureUhe darkey without difficulty.. : His prejudice seems to grow in proportion-as the malignant character of the President is devel--Orfod.-It.ia. hardly, necessary , to infoxmIu3.tha.t vhe Intends to join the Deuweraticj, party. That intention was sf mamfesfcdnring the last cam-

IpaTgnTwien bruised all the pooler in

his hands to defeat the party that brbugbt'him iato- notice, that a wayfaring man had np difficulty in understanding it. ' i ...

. , A 8,ye remarked, tef day, pedes-1 The Lout s V'ille Journat Ts add ic ted

tnanism is rapidly becoming epidemic in this country. Unlesg checked it

Chief Justice Cliasa will be present at the Thad. Stevens vlslte 1 the Capitol on the 20th insU , r , -. : Dickens has arrived at Boston. Of dor.rse he lselngHnted. j t ; General Canby h ts Issued an order to " proviofor thJ puliiliiAt)fctI6 persons Who obstruct railroad train. i' : Conrad Xipjo i out from Erie, Pennsylvania;' oif a va!fc ft Cftytwo miles for wager' or'?-). He proposes to accomplish the feat in twelve hours. , The .D, iinicratiq, JJnloa Convention, at NewTorlf, H'tfihi fitted nou. John T; Hoff-t-'" T man for Mayor. There ere (bat candidates ' for ilayoria t'aat city now.1 ' ' ' Jeff. Divls "cottnsel have notified the Gvernment that they Will' be ready to proceed w.th hi-t trial on;lha25th ltst., ami titt y ar-" Jxkifi ,tp have It occur at, . ; A letter recfsivodjatGrivnt'd headquarters from GenHHiernuin, states that th latter ' n Dtitbe there mitil about tbe first of Deccmbcrr : Wiat Service he will be assigned to after that day win be" determined after Gen. Sherman arrives. " v.-. ... j , The excitement among tbe negroes of ' Richmond; on thef suoject of befog canght alive for direction, contlnoes. They now - . believe that forty medical students from i ' New York are In Bichmond for the pur-

: pose of procuring .material for dissection', i

Very few aro seen on the streets after ... Migllt . ....

The Madispn Courier says that the notorious -. Captain .Maffett who' commanded a noted piratical vessel in th5 fe'efVf cV eff ItS; J Hie " Confederate GovercmeuVbas concluded : to make Jeffersonville. in this State, his future hon e. He will be handy in case the, ntxt National Democratic Convention is held at LouisVjIle; and "can render

Ivaluabj assistance with his couos'ei

ana-fer!ecce. Accustomed as he

and,, pocketing.

wafeifef, An4 'sailioitta'derfa'sie -flaes,

w have no doubt he can give the

party suggostjouajbtwill je of material service to it in the next cam-'

;.i

It is tiot expected that the names of any officers will be sent to the Senate for c on. flrmation daring the" November session,' but they will be held over until the regular meeting of Congress. ' i Vj . . Considerable caucusing is going on among the Wtern raea relative to to Secretaryship of the Senate, .'A Htrong

lection irom the West.

The New York Herald' Washington special say3 a Republican caucus will bo held Thursday evening next. The question of impeachment will receive the larger part of the consideration. It is espected this troublesome subject will !.;' finally dlspoed of, as far as tbe riepu'lican view of the question Is concerned. Sec: etajry McCul loch, not being decided as to whether the thirty days' grace given to the Tenare-of-Offlce Committee for reporting upon removals and suspensions begins on the 21st insC or tbe flint day of tbe next session, has teferred the matter to the Solicitor of the Treasury for bis opinion.

Tiis park reason is at hand, aol

we have' warnings' for the people toJ

lo -:: out for the trichina disaasc

o saying pert things. The habit has grown to uch an extenti that it cannot forbear, though to' indulge is to sacrifice. ;tfuthy; A', paragraph the other day; asserted that it ns the

'policy of the Radicals to increase the

burdens7 of taxation'- in the South ; in the compouod ratio' of the power of the people to bear it.", This ia not true. ; The policy of the; Republican party is to- lighten the burdens of tax1 ation. .' The repeal ofa the.tax ou cotton is urged by' Republicans in all parts of the country and Congress will, no doubt, comply ' with, the de? mand. Petitions-.from, the Chambers of Commerce of New York and Cincinnati, and the Boston Board, of Trade, have' been sent :Jto' Congress to repeal hp xt and r soma of the most wfluenUaY.,"ppn,'io.4Liha't " body have signified their intention to,. veto for

f;the repeal of the tax. i -

In an article upon American poli

tics, the, London Times compliments tue Radteifpiithul-4 ' ',!t?

" It has filled every public office with its most corrupt i agep njd-deAvh-dents; it has created a ' nazio ' qi&' culty,'! fWhichat will take generations' trf ifnraveh atrdit has experimented upon the national , finances aDd commerce until a ceneml sense -of intecurityihns beerj established. . During the war the Times was in' the habit of 'paying our government ah'd-its .Kbldiersvc'omplimKjnts similar

4'n character.- ;Tha OTrnojtiiionicf that

, ' paper :waa-on of the i strongest to cleiny ueliueu cases. We- :are --, i -. .- - ' " J J ' li-i ' i. i elem-n of Mr. XincolnS success, not id 'brined wufetlter toey were spec- c , ,. , : u ..fa'. 80 lonS . tbe organ of, the Lnglish

tunately smitttn. We are consyiQU.-, t c. - . ,. V , i J xl t .. ' f of this coaatry wero satisfied-he was

However, tnat some men -wouiu pr ui largely if they could only suceefed in' making. people' telievef 'that pork eat

ing was dangerous . to : an extent to decrease, .the .; demand. They would bc'able' to--boy extensively at their

v awn prices, and then dispose' of their

purchases at handsome margins. But we can not7 think" that the , trichina are either numerous or powerful .enough;; to affeet.?h-oi.mirke't in the sUghpes, degree. .

'iriiE Louisville' ' Orpheu3 Society

have Drenared the comic orera of " A

pressure wLl be brought to liave Colonel Trial !n Pourt or th Fnnr Hibl1 Forney displaced, to make room lor'a ie--ff "l !t , - I i our "alJ

to-night. ' The J society is in a most flourishing condition. It has an excellent orohestra, and its singers number seventeen base, fourteen tenor, twenty soprano. 'and eight alto voices. It is led by Prof. Glaqadv la this connection, we" are eratified to kna w

that tbe rhilb.armonie Soioiety of this

city is rapidly 'developing into a first

upholding Jjmbb'cau prjnclpjes'j and tbey rallied around him witli ab'enthusiasm that carried everything before them. -Th Radical party is boriqred.in haying. the hate of the Titnes transferred from Mr. Lincoln ia it. We shall not be surprised- tc have, its. animosity accomplish for the Radicals what it did for Mr, Lincoln.'' ' -' ; FJEED iSTOELES. , Western Feed Store. , i H v'u ifi 'TROUP, & CO, Wholesale and P.etali Dealers In . HAT, CORN, OATS. BRAN. XXAV. FLOUH, filtjPSTUFFS, HOMINY, HALT, LIME, ., Not. 108 and 110, Corner Main and Fourth Streets, EVABBVI I U, jIjTD. Agent fr the Chicago Seal

OW; IS THE TIME

YOU It ORDEKH for

TO LEAVE

GREEN RIVER GOAL.

, - -, , , - i x am now preparea vo aeuver 10 any ClaSS musical O animation, and hop9 y part of the city the best Green BTr Coal. the day is not far dietant whea it will j folr'e.Tmakrtpri? rrom at the favor our oititecs with eome iroad ' 'Jf riouti Water street, over opera. x.'m a '..a-tu

In Bankruptcy. rn IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that on JL the Hth day ot November. A.D. 18(37, a warrant in bankruptcy was Issued against the estate of Herman Drein, of i,vausville, in the county of Vanderburgh, and State of Iodiaua, who ban been adjudged a bankrupt, ou his own petition ; that tbe payment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt to him, or' for his use. and t he transfer of any property by him, la forbidden by law; that a meetlHg of the creditors of the said bankrupt, to prove tbe.r debts and to choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden ft Mie office of Charles IT. Butterfleld, on Third Street, in Evansville, Indiana, before Charles H. Butterfleld, Register, on tbe 14th day of December, A.D. 18J7, at 10 o'clock AM. BEN. J. SPOON ER, TJ. S. Marshal, District of Indiana, no ai d2t Conunissioner's Sale of Real Estate. BY VIRTUE OF A DECK EE OF the Vanderburgh Circuit, Court, tbe undersigned will, on the 19th day of December, 18'f7, between 10 o'clock A-M and 4 o'clock i.m., at the court-house door io Kvansvlile, proceed to sell at public auction the loliowing-descrlbed leal estate, to wit: - Beginning at the northeast corner of a piece of land conveyed by Abel Sullivan and wife to Alexander Farrell; running thence east to the section-corner between said Abel Sullivan and Nicholas Longworth; thence south along aid sectionline to Adams Street, in the Northern Enlargement of the city of Kvansville, Vanderburii County, Indiana; thence west along said Adams Str et 453 feet ; thence due oorth to the place of beginning containing fourteen acres, more or less in the northeast corner ot the southeast quarter of Section Iff, in Townshi j 6 south, of Kange 10 west, Vauderburgh County, Indiana. . Terms One-third cash, one-third at one year, and one-third at two years, with interest. H. NELSON, nov2l w4t Commissioner. ! ; Office Pennsylvania Railkoad Co., 1 Philadelphia, Nor. 1, 1867. THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Com pauy hereby give notice, that they will receive proposals until tbe first day of January, J8tJ8. for leasing separately or collectively the Union Depot Hotel at Pittsburg, ti.e Logan House at Altoona, and the Dining Saloon in the Harrisburg Depot,, for a term of years, commencing oa orbefore March 1, 18t8. , The hotels at Pittsburg and Altoona are furnisned throughout in the best manner. It must be expressly understood that tbe Railroad Company will require that all of therse establish men ts shall be kept in a tricty firsl-clas manner for the convenience aiKi comiort of passengers patronizing its lit.e. - ' Proposals will be addressed to John M. Kennedy. Chairman of Special Committee, No 805 Arch Street, Philadelphia. nov21 d t JapI'tiS . - VJr STRAYED. STRAYED OK STOLEN HORSE From my stable, -at the; corner ot fourth and Oak Streets, on the night of the 19th iitst., a light sorrel mare, 4 years old, about 14 bauds high. Any one delivering the tame, or any information being left at the stable of Forth & Bowles, or at my bouse, corner of Fourth and Oak Streets, will be liberally rewarded. nov21dSt , HBNKY HABESICHT- . NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States lor the Distr.ct of Indiana: " ' ; In the m itter of In BankJamea H. Carlin, Bankrupt. kcftcy. ' To Whom it-may Concern' The undersigned hi reby gives notice of bis appointment as assignee of James H. Cabiin, of Evansville, iir the county of Vanderburgh, and. Stale of Indiana, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District Court oi said District. . . . . . Dated at Evanc ville,he 13lh day of November, A.D. 1867. JAMES H. McNEELY, Assignee.

In the "District Court of the United States - r - 'fot the District of Indiana: - ' - ' In the matter of - MnBankC!viti Gk.Couch, Bankrupt. . rcptct. ' To Wh m t may Cone mi The undersignedhereby gives -notice of bis appointment' as as.siguee of Calvin ti couch, of Evansville, in. the county . o: Vanderburgh, and State -of -Indiana, -within i-ai i District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt, up n hist own petition, by th District Court of j.aid Jiistrict. Dated a EvahsvilK, the l.ith day of November,' A. D. 1S67. '' i ' : 'ri : : JAMES H. McNEELY' Assignee u.Ov4LitIa w (Th) , ,. . InlhlTjistrictf Coort of ilie tTnited States '-lorthoDisu-ict of ludJanai In the matter of l In Hen ryWilauer, Ban ki; uptBA5;KK!jPTcy. To .Whortr itnuiu-O ttcsrri: Tie undersigned nereby gives iioticti of bis appointtueuti as jusignf-e.of HtMKivW. LaUeh, ol" Evuutivilie.an thtjieoint," of VaTtderbursli, Jitid jute of lndia-iarwithinf ri4d -District, wtto- has beeu-a-f.iudged a bankrupt, upon hi-- own petition, by liie Di..nvt Louitul sal 1 Iti-triet " i Cj.wa at EvanKVXle,,thfi ,ti,,h day Of Noveuibeiif A.I ". '&j7. JAME"!ll.- SrcNEELY; Assignee, , bOV7, d3t 1:4 W (Wfd) ; - ;; : Vri4i:.s !.t t 'n o k n i n a; : i .v the lnwer p:irt of town, iliO in gieenbaciss au i SsiU iu Teuuessee money, or near tiiat amontiij cf Auy one flndiBg aii deuverlu-g i he f-Hiue at t bis ofS'e, or at the foundry Vif Reitz -t Haney, Will he liherallv rewarded. 'tiovSiOUlt ;- ' THOMAS .HUNTER. Election of. Councilman In the First ,i .:, A .Ward. ,', ' .. THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF ttve Fir.vt Ward of the-city of i.v;uit-i viile are heie y uotifled that an. election will' be. held at the Council Chamber, in the B'irst Election Precinct, on Wednesday, the 4th day of December, 18o7, to elect one person to act as Councilman of said Ward, to fiil the vacancy caused by the resignatlon'of Jacob 11. Miller. Eq. i W. BAKER, Mayor. T . Mayor's Office, EVansville, Nov. 19, 1C7. novOdtd ',. .T..; .!:.. t ! jUnion, Courier, and .Democrat copy.

EYANSVILLE0IL HOUSE. ;rW3I:WIlfE;;p;,'' (.... . Manufao'ltirers of ; LUB R I GATING OILS, ... . and Sole Proprietors of HENDBICK'S PATENT. Also, Dealers In Sperm, Lard, Whale, - ' and Coal Oiif, . -4f Cincinnati Prices. Office, No. 13 SOUTH FIRST STREET. B. F. CJ.4TC1I, Agent at EVANSVILLE, IND. jyiodtf ' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. , HOLDERS OF SEASON. TICKETS for last year's Lectures can exchange t Lie iu lor tickets admitting them to two Let tures this Winter. Apply to C. K. DREW, novlO dlw Cor. Sec'y K. L. A.

Collector's Sale. : ' HOTICE IS HEREBY UIYEN, that I, William O. Haselrigg, Collector of liie City of Evansville, between the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock a.m., and 2 and 4 o'clock p.m., on FRIDAY, the 13th or December, 18C7, Will self, at publio auction, at the door of the Court House, In the city of Evansville, Indiana, the following Lots, parts of Lets, and parcels of Real Estate and Improvements, assessed for the payment of City Taxes for the vear 1837, due from the owners thereof, to i.ne city of Evansville, said taxes being now due and unpaid, and for the cost of said sale, and that the sale will be continued on the next day following, viz.: Saturday, December the 14th, .187, at 2 o clock p.m , at the door of the Court House, in Evansville,-for the purpoe of selling such property a may have bfceu sold on the day first above,mentloned,and not paid for: - ' "- - ' '" J ORIGINAL PLAN, r Lot. Tax. Jones Catharine, (heirs of) 48xloO n w side of 47 f4 t4 Maurous Eliza A, 9 ft 2d st by 24 - ft, corner part of - ' "7 a Maurous Eliza A, 35x75 cor pt of tJ8 31 i i Spaulding JC.se 27 Kl 10 Thompsou Jacob, (neirs of ) uu'd ' ' of 443x150, a w side oi 22 36 18 DONATION ENLARGEMENT. Bierbower Wm, u w .'..-.159 182 52 Bierbower Wm, west part of ......l'-.O 8 W Jones Michael O (helr) 213 2 62 Jones Michael O (heirs) un'd 22x 30 north part of - 222 7 5t$ Street & Davis,84ixl44 n e side of 2f9 76 68 Whitehead John, 2d sub'd 200 15 93 UPPER ENLARGEMENT.

Chandler John J., subd. out-lot 4, S W 2-5 Felger Joon, subdiv. out-lot 3 2 Speed R B., lister subL out-lot 2, 2 do . lister subd. out-lot 2, NW 3 ' do ' lister snod. cut-lot 2, 28 do lister subd. out-lot 2, 29 LOWER ENLARGEMENT. Atkinson Richard, 58 by 97 alley end 7 and 8

$ 5 40 16 a) 6 48 4 32 2 16 3 24

(21 38

EASTERN ENLARGEMENT.

Lt.Blk. Tax.

Aikfn, Daniel . . . 1 do 2

A)dersoa & Allen Vmd hf-.,..., I

do do - 2

1 , i .uo .- J l j- 'i do 2 do ' do ........ 4 Basket, John...!. H -'t do F.t7.-.-, 12 Britenbach, August... ......'.......13 ' Egier. John and Peter....... .10 Eilingtou,,W B, n w hf 12 Fuller, Jane (colored) . . 7 ' ' - do 8 FuquayWmH, se hf. 12 Uroothues, Elizabeths 4 , t r- .dO,r " ; 5 lianselmau Johu'n w b.. .19 Hoge & BruQte.....,...v..-.... 1 Hutispeth, J T..... . 5 " , do - . 6 " do i.. 7

Jones M L Mrs, 64x105 5-6 frt part ..L. .....9,10 40 Leigbt, Caro lne E...... -ft 47 : Lockhaid. Thomas, s w .S -W Magha. T. H. ( heirs ol ) If 36 MiUer, Barbara....- -r.......... 22 10 Pryize, Joe : , v.. -8 16 Sausom Sanders,38S 64)4 alley ends 9, 10 40 Scautlin, James Jr. 10 25 Shannon, W. V.."... ....... ........... 5 38 Thornbur-h, James ...3 3 Walker, John, n. e. 9 36 Weber, Edward ( heirs of) 9 47 -Wi it-ox. Pauline - 4 3 Wilcox. Pauline-- .5 3 Cook & Rice. .. 1 53 LILLISTON AND LOCK II ART 'S LARGEMENT. Ogden.J. K 7 1 Ogileu, J. X 8 1 Unknown owners 13 1

Unknown owners - ...14 1

SOUTHERN ENLARGEMENT, i

16 20

50 76 1 62 1 35 1 35 1 35 5 94 6 48 11 66 167 44 13 50 8 64 9 18 13 g0 8 10 3 7S 9 8S 10 20 4 32 3 9 16 85 33 0-5 3 24 68 86 84 06 i9 42 3 46 15 73 ' 4 oi 41 68 11 KS 60 23 8 11 19 41

6 48 14 04 EN2 38 2 40 . 1 62

2 16

Chandler, John do

...17 ,..18 ... 1

tio

do 2 18 1

do - 3 18 1 do - 4 18 1 do -. 7 10 3

T f -, do , , -a.21 -do - r......... .22 do 6 do 14 do 19 Davidson, Mary 1 ' do- ... 2 Klussman, William II... 7 Morris, Edward S....i.... 15 do 16 oo 10 do 11 Penfold, Edmund 12 do-.; ... : t : 13 Sciuefer. Henry S 3 Seliwfer, August 33 Scliu, Jacob 20 Veidiz. Geoige 2

iMcNNfiUNRY3 ENLARGEMESTi -Woods, Humphrey.heirs . 11 3 ' ?3 51

.... 1- o : o ot

16 16 18 18 18 18 10 10 10 13 13 15 11 11 08 14 14 11 13 17 16 16 9 10 15

i 35

i ; 2 16

3 2i 2 68 I 89 3 24 1 8S 1 08 9 99 3 61 2. WT 2 70 54 54 St 1 t8 3 24 3 24

do do

uo do do

do do

13 14

3 61 4 4t-

A '; IELLIOTT'3 ENLARGEMENT.; Bbchof, Louisa Mrs 1 2 tio do 4 2 : do do 5 2 Tl 1-t 9,1 S.I 4;h '

5t'h. 6th, Subdivision 10 7 ' "lO

- --BRAY'S". ENLARGEMENT. 1 Steinbacii, Albeit 22 1 Harper, John.. 12 li Harp-r, John 13 1 f 1 isiiper, John 11 1 j Hrit4 Jobu. 15 1

S2 70 "2 7d ,lf79

54 59 1 35 i'iirf

HUBBARD'S E N LARGWMIiNT,!. (, J

UuVbard, Mary A. 3i adj 10 or a 4; si r do do . , JO 4 2 43 do do .....J 11 4 2 4! do"' ' -do 12 4i 2 ii7

NOUTHEASTEiiN ENLARGEMENT. .

Unknown Owners.. tdo . , . -- - ' dt .. , , do do do - -. ; do Carr. Alfred..:...

Clouder, lieirs of...

17 -.13. ...-19 ..... 20 , 7 3 ..... 9 10 .-..16

7 7 7 12 11 i; 15 ;

,Youug, Elizabeth....,......,-...,.- ; 8 ;. ' GOOUSiLL'3 ENLARGEMENT

. 2 98 . 2 U 2 44 2 42 2 16 2 44 r. 6 76 i 6 13

2 42

HUt Stoiiert tu-4-i-x'' R.obinson, James ...... do ' ' - JohnsBy Alvah Unknown , O wuers. .

..36 ... 3 : i 4 ... 6 . 45

.46

do-'l vj.!. 4:i.il:.ii.7'ai)

' ..rSMITli'S fc'N L A R fE M E JT. Inwood. John, 0 ft 6ub'd5 SdJ - " alley of lots 10, 11. 12, 13 1 Scot f. Lucius h 16 1

.2 16 51 54 I 19 1 OS 1 08 1 19

:LAMASCO.

Allis &. Howes ..,

Vl!iH- & Howes.

A.mory, Vanpu-vjxx: do Adams. AO gSt, w; part. Baker, Win do do do Brown, Harry A , Breger, John...... .

Bradley, t . 1 Burtis, Edward, 128x380 u end. Burke. Patrick Chamberlin, James W. do

do . do do do -. do , .-. . do do ' do -' " ' do Copeland, Guild... .. Copeland, Guild . David-on.Geo, heirs of, N. hf, KJan,Elien H ...... Gerdee.John H .-.-... Greer, W - Haynle,W L. Haynie,W L. Hub, Henry

j:v..:. 1 132 :-.L-. 2 i:i! : 36 136 ::.'-.:32 --i.'j6 1S1

15 16 17 18 29 -..'.....14

. 2 , 9 10 11

2J i 23 30 132 , 165

82 74 74 74

-.29 101 ..30 101 -SI 101 -27 128 -28 128 .. 8 174 ... 9 174 -10 174 , 5 128 .24 128 ... 7 7t . - 1 131 -.31 64 - ti 132 -31 20 -.32 20

2 59 28 33 7 21 ' 4 12 72 22 82 62 5 77 4 12 . 3 60 9 89 6 79 4 64 4 12 4 12 8 09 3 09 ,3 l9 2 06

2 06 2 58 2 57 2 57 2 68 2 06 3 35 9 27 8 24 3 61 92 91 2 oa

iiO .17 ..23 -..24

47 25 25 82 79 79

15 171 16 171 27 24 2t 24 --".'.".'.30 56 5 108 , 16 100 15 25

-.10 ...li 13 6 7

-.13

14 1.5 5 1 2 .'7 2?

32 a 49 a 49 6 23 5

1 2

Haub, Henry 28 Heerdlng, Wm . I Heerdine. Wm 2

Hill, Robert A...... ITafrner, John. Hubbard, Mary Ann Hubbard, Mary Ann Johnson, Morris B.... Knier, John do Law, W H. do . ....... Long, Emilie A do Mllcher, Fred. ..'. Neihaus, Wm -. Perkins, B.trnabas Keib le, Fred. . '- ' 5 - T . Rels, Anthony...'.-

ao Reitz, John A, west qr. - -. do east hf... - Reilz, Ballhasar .-: do I; i.

Rohner, John (heir Of).. Scbleuk, Ferd.uand do , ... Schilling, Fred-.. Scliueider, Eliza .. do ..... do do

Teibert, Andreas - 28 105 Sherwood, Marcus..- fc 24

do - 7 .' Shirk, EH 164 Unknown owners, adj. lot 1..-A 106 do aij.lotlt 3 106 Venable, Jonathan U 14 47 Clement, Converse 15 48 do 16 48 ! CRESCENT ENLARGEMENT, Woodson, John C. ............. .21 1 Kuheulaub, Martin (heirs of). 1 3 Mack Charles W -.- 5 3 do 6 3 Pruitt. John 20 6

FOURTH ENLARGEMENT. Burke. Patrick -.. 5 10 3 86

2, 75 75 74 74 48 48 , 47 ' 79 79 75 25 25 25 25

1.1

58 83 95 77 54 32 32 .it) : 83 54 29 -) 41 32 61 58 32 64 55 SO 19 32 09 09 .54 09 09 12 58 32 58 32 51 82 82 54 60 86 55 06 58 13 37 38. 38 15

STOCKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT.

Allen. Blanche.. 4 5 Morrison, Susan II 3 6 Hilliard, John F 30 15 - do- .,.....-31 3l do . 5 16 do ne y 6 16 Milter, John n e ......- 10 18 do -...II 18 do , s w pt of tract- 18 SHARP'S ENLARGEMENT. Saver, John.......-;..... .. 7. . 7 ... Shaip. Peter (heirs of) -.'3' 10-fj do do , 4 10 NORTHERN ENLARGEMENT, Barter. Marv II 3 4

Bnrkhardt. Georve.. 12

Docker. John- . 3

do 4 Huber, John M 3 Martin, Jonn S, heirs of...... . 9 Porter, Joe . 2 do 3 do 4

3 3 3 , 8 8 2 2 2

3 'I 3 3 2 . 6 30 4 14

09 09 64 64 12 06 55 39 33

31 80 80 09 21 57 09 09 08 18 18 13 43

WM. G. HAZELRIGG, Collector. Street Improvement'1 ' THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE City of Evansville will receive sealed proposals, until the 11th day of December, 1867, for grading, graveling, an i guttering Eighth Stree' of said city from tue southeast side ot Main Street to the northwest side of Locust Street ; said improvement to. be -'made agreeably, .to upeclncatlous adopted by the said Council on tbe 27th day of May, 1867, which may be seen at the Clerk's Office. By order of the Council; A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk. Clerk's Office, Evansville, Nov. 18. 187. nov20 dbt

Kvansvlile Library Association

FIRST LECTURE OF THE SEASON.

GEO. ALFBBD TOWNSEND'S - r J f .OrcfttLfctnre, . "THE LANDS TO THE NORTH

OF US,"

CRESCENT rClT HALL, vrvi ', , i 5 Friday ETcnlng;, November 22d, 18U7. TicRel, -SO . tn. "Foi' sale at tLe Book and L'rug fstorei and at the door.

vf U commence at 7 o'clock.

' iliec'tufe wJU e o i ii td;

GRAMD FAIR & FESTIVAL ''t ksd)iiXl T HALL, i e'iiiliivttf r , , r r i fX pm'po-e of raising a fund ! r ri .ti.U , , for the IViilo'iV. 'iiiUl It Orphittls ami, . 3 , 1 ,-V i I , x- ;ii ; 'rile'LadiiC bryVi fcity-will hold a Fair and FtstiViif 'at he r above Hall on the evenings of tlie ..' . .- - -.. ICtli, 20tW lst, 22(1,' and:23d of v. - - - ; i. 3io$ ember, FOR BENEVOLENT Pl'RPOSES, Sparing no exertion to make it the ; ' ' ' GRAND FAIli ' of the fseason, and pleasant and agreeable to all those who may attend ; . .it Vomntiltea tfjSep o Temperance. J. H. Carmn. B. B. Hakt. Dr. H. O. Jones. Dr. J. Maqsnirs. Dan. G. Mark. Theo. Rcssiou , -.J.. H. EabcocKj Ja. Committee pf Cadet of Temperance. Philip Baker; William Roas. ; KUWAKlKJl-RNICK. T. C. GAKS.VSJL

V ' - ' .ilE.Mir Whieler.

Committee of Temple of Honor. J. J. Marlett, Jr. c. E. Batemah. J. P. Wood. nov2dtf

GREAT

BARGAINfe IN S

MISS E. L, POWERS HAS JCST RECEIVED A SPLEX did assortment of Human Hair o all lengths and shades. Braids, Curls, Foreperles, Waterfalls Ac. at greatly retlucetl prices. ' Call and see before purchasing eteewhew Also, HAIR JEWELRY of all deerlB Uons made to order. LOCUST STREET, Opposite the Sherwood Rouma. se23 d'kn