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Ry r.. M. DYER, .suctsonser.

G, ALE Real Property.-By of deed of trust
ber bearing date 2d day of September. s6 and recorded
the same day in ber W. B., No l2s, one OF the land
umba, shall proceed SELL upon the premises, on Tues
day, the 9Th day OF November public auction at half
piece or parcel ground with the buildings thereon
known and described the plat OF The ey Of Washing
on lot No (2) in square No 7si, fronting south
ON North Carolina 81 teet inohes and contains
This property situated the south side the Capt.
toll There is on il fine two-s,ory iramo dweinghouse
aud a large stable and carriage house
Terms of sale One third cash. the balance IN two equal
payments with interest from the day OF sale to be secured
the satisfaction oihe trustee II The terms OF sale be not
right resell the risk and expense OF The first pu
chaser. ,, ,,,yr,N tn
r. w DYER, Auctionecr.
AT the same time shall for sale the east moety of
vacant lot No g. in square No 7sibeng 81 eet2 inches
in 'front.' and running width the whole depth of said
lot line thereof measuring W feet 81 inches, con-
tanning about $500 square feet
h. The above sale Is postponed trl Thursday
ng the Ilth inst, at the same hour and place
Nov 81 ''' ~ R. w DYER, auct.
VALUABLE Lot aud Frame House at Aucdon.-By
Y virtue of deed of trest, executed by Henry Gray,
bearing date 7h day of October, 1916, will DO sold
public auction on the premises, Wednesday. the 10Th
day of November instant at O'clock p m lot no a. IN
the buildings and Improvements thereon these consist of
large and spacious frame building one smaller frame
house and fences The lot is well situated ON street north
having from Of 6s feet inches on the street. and running
back 232 feet A inches o alley. a
Terms of sale: One third cash, balance in four and nine
months with the purchaser give his notes for
the unpaid purchase money, and the trustee reserves the
gh reseng the premises cash three days notice.
the said either Of them shall not be paid
maturity. HUGH b.
Nov SEQ A. GREEN, Auct.
IYv A. GREEN, .gacfiOnesr.
CROCERIES, GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES, &c.
VI AT AUCTION-On Wednesday, the 10Th instant
shall sell the grocery of Aqua Ricketts, on street,
War Office 10 O'clock good lot of gro
ceries, such
Loaf and brown sugars, coffee, tea
Soap, candles. tobacco cigars, mustard, spices, &c.
With many other articles in the grocery line, and the
fixtures.
Terms: All sums of and under $40, cash $40,
credit of thirty and sixty days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. A. GREEN
Nov S-3t Auctioneer.
by a. GREEN, .9aciiOssser.
SUGAR, BRANDY, GIN, SHAD, GLUE, DC AT AUG.
- TION.-On Thursday, the 18th instant, shall sell at
my warehouse 9th street, Pennsylvania avenue,
IL O'Clock, M, the following articles, viz:
10 barrels good Porto Rico sugar
do Apple Brandy, old
do Rose Gin do
do Potomac sllad
do glue
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Nov S-3 Auctoneer.
Ru A. GREEN. .4hcyfOuePr.
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Nov S-3t ID. PAINE IL co managers.
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Posr orrIoK DEPARTMENT, Nov. s. 1917
Nov. 9-laW1w
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ID ICH Fail silks, Cashmeres MouaseIInes oundrilIe
III and silk plaids this day received by
Sept Tiff WALTER HARPER az co
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-22

simple priest, visited the Rione de MONT, and
took his seat among the superiors OF that pious
institution. On his return he was recognized
by the people, who shouted enthusiastically,
!" Long live our holy father!'' g Long live Plus
IX4'
GERMANY. Prussia has recommended to the
German Diet law according certain liberty to
the Press, and Bavaria and Nuremberg have
notified their intention OF supporting it.
The ex-Dictator of Cracow, M. Tysoffsk, has
taken his departure for the United States. He
would probably have been condemned to, death,
or at least, Imprisonment for life for the leading
part be took in the late Polish outbreak, had he
not consented to perpetual Punishment to Ame-
RIGA.
All the inhabitants of the town of Egelsbach,
in the Grand Duchy of Hesse Damstadt, 400 in
number, have requested permission to be allow
ed to emigrate to the United States. From Bre-
men the number of emigrants has been really ex-
tTaordnary, and in April and May will be yet
greater. Throughout all Germany, in fact, pre-
parations are making for emigration to the States
indeed some districts are threatened with COM
plete depopulation.
The East. Accounts from Athens to March
20 have been received The Journal des Debats
says
There is no account at Athens oil how the late
proposals of the Greek Cabinet have been re-
ceived at Constantinople If, however, private
letters which have come to hand are to be relied
on, the Porte rejects all kind of arrangement and
insists on the return OF M. Mussurus to Athens.
to receive personal and public satisfaction. Well
aware, however, that Greece cannot accept this
solution, the Divan was preparing memorandum
to be submitted TO the European courts.
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ATTEMPTED REVOLUTION IN MEXICO
we understand from the captain of the Corvette.
which passed down the river on Thursday last.
that letter was received at Camargo lust before
he left, from Capt. Montgomery, q. Nj at Mon
terey, saying 1t was asserted there on good autho
rity, that Gen. Arista, incensed at the disgrace
put upon him by Santa Anna, SO different from
ms treatment OF Ampudia, had succeeded in rails.
ing 1000 men, and was marching from Zacatecas
TO the city of Mexico, determined 10 put down
Santa Annals authority, and reinstate Herrera.
Y was understood that Santa Anna had marched
with the remnant Of his shattered forces to crush
Arista.-[ Matamoros Flag, Aprii g.
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@assacbusetts Legislature.

WEDNESDAY, April 81
SENATE. The following bills aud resolves passed 10
be -Bills-concerning the Roxbury Social Ii.
brary 10 increase the capital stock of the Union Bank
authorizing the Fall River Railroad Company 10 extend
their load toward the South for terminus and for 9TH
er purposes; concerning the House of Reformation for
Juvenile Offenders in the city of Boston TO incorporate
the Boston Society for the Prevention of Paupersm-
Resolves on the petitions Of the Trustees of the Eliot
School In Roxbury Isaac Newton Samuel w. Wy.
man and another Daniel Austin and others rea inc
to the disputed territory fund for the pay OF the door
keepers messengers, pages Of the Senate and Hou
OF Representatives in iaver OF Cyrus PIERCE.
HOUSE. The following bills and resolves passed 10
be enacee-Bls concerning unencosed lands in The Is
land OF Nantucket, relating the Hampshire and Frank
lin Railroad CO., and the Mount HoIyoke Railroad CO.
Resolveson the several petitions Of The Overseers of
The Poor for the town of Shrewsbury and the city of
Cambridge.
Mi. Bell of Boston, from the Committee on the Judi
clay reported that it is nexpedent egsate on the
subject of authorizing The Governor and Council 10 fill
vacancies in the list of Commissioned Officers OF The
Regiment Of Massachusetts Volunteers while on service
abroad Accepted
VI Our readers referred TO the notice of the ex-
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The TARIFF FOR MEXICO. This new tariff
Tor Mexico, established by Mr.. Folks orders in
Council, is not, as might be supposed, an entirely
new idea. similar tariff says the Kennebeck
Journal, has long been collected on the road be-
tween Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico by GER
tain cavaliers who infest the mountain passes,
Their tariff, however, differs from Sir Roberts
U. ). Tariff in that il is not adj vaorem: and from
his Mexican Tariff in that the duties are not spec
ihc They take all they carry off. Their
system, however, agrees with the new Mexican
Tariff in this; it is collected at the muzzles OF
carbnes by military heroes and robbers on a
smaller scale, but Of the same general character;
as much alike as founder is like hallibut. The
one is but miniature of the other Both carry
out the "spoils'' principle In what may now be
regarded as its true Democratic spirit though
we are not sure this is its utmost extent. De-
mocracy is still progressive.
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II is singular to observe the change that has ta
kenpiace In the valueoi Corn. Six months auo al,
the orders fromEurope were for white corn aud tbe
price was carried up FIVE cents above yellow
Now the orders are tor Yellow, and the price has
risen five cents above white.-.V. Y. Ernress
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~ wag says that, once on a journey he was
put into stage sleigh with dozen or more pas
sengers, not one ofwhom he knew but on turn.
ing short corner the sleigh upset. and then, saws
he, found them all out.
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- D1IVI VH
Monday chosen Mayor Of Charestown by 9l3 votes
Of 1876.
4" Ne'o Bedford, Abraham II. Howaid, Wing, was
the successful candidate for Mayor, Monday He
received 9b5 votes, Mr. Congdon had 1888 Judge Colby
TO General Thompson, Democrat 6S, aud there were
Al scat ering The Wing candidates for the City Coun-
c'l were generally elected, except Alderman in the
4lh ward
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ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP--A GREAr Exc,r.
MENr. Pittsburg, Aprii Is. We had on;fe
an excitement this morning at the Mononoaheia
House. slave-catcher, accompanied hv =
constable, attempted to catch slave ESQ thew &C
serted ne was, and we have only their saw for =,
at that house. don't know whether he was
walter there or not, probably be was bur tbey
caught him there and attempted to tie him wben
ne halloed "niurder" at tremendous rate Th;s
brought up all the colored people in the hotels
around and in short time they attempted 70
take him of, when they fell on them. carried m
tne man, beat the slave-catchers when thew "a.
sisted, and finally got out warrants and are. ted
mem both believe this is a peniteotiarv or'
renee under the new law. At all events ,hev
ana very foolish thing to come here and trv -
hdnap a man in open daylight
saw most or all of the melee. The l;daan
Pers oid not stand the hundredth part of a chance
saw one OF them put his hand to his coat noel
three times to pull out pistol and bowie Lnifs
put ne very fortunately did not IT would have
been his death. ""u'' "a'e
~ saw no white persons engaged in it, but
mere was universal indignation at this outrageous
attempt to carry off man without chance ~
answer for himself Pittsburgh Is bad pIace to
kidnap' especially in day light Cor. Phii. NO.
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M sha n Il. The population Of this place,
SSsG ~ recent census, is l2.286-5050 males
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u Cough recently defined moustaches to be the up
per lp n mourning for The loss Of the brains
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From New MExIco.-Mr Boggs, of indie
pendence, arrived in town yesterday on the
Amelia. Santa Fe dates had been received az
late as the 2Sth OF February--l3 days later.
Our correspondent gives much larger return
Of killed and wounded among our men than was
published in the Santa Fe Extra. In his second
attack on Puebla, Col Price killed upward Of
200 Mexicans and Indians, his own loss being in
killed and wounded 80. Col. p. had two or Z
three Of the leaders Of the rebellion shots \
Louis ReveiLIe. VA W
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VI Our readers referred TO the notice of the ex-
crcises to Ia place al the College Of the Holy Cross
a y nasf 10 ,t;e ,,,r,,~
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-10-19

A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
IA This great Remedy: to which the public atten-
ton is particularly called, has been extensively
used in the western & south western states, spec
dy safe and certain cure for Ague and fever, Dumb
Ague Chill, orinternittent Fever.
The unexampled and complete success attending its
use; and well proven have become its wide spread
victories every form Of Ague in the west that the
'Febrifuge is now superseding every other offered
remedial agent, and looked upon the only one that
can be relied upon in all stages ofthe disease.
The many thousands of instances wherein it has
wrought cures, while no instance is known, can
be shown Of failure, warrants it in being offered as
possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
no medicine can be safely used in Auge cases. These
merits are that its cures safe, certain andperma
nent, C. s. Mackenzie & Co Cleveland Ohio, proprie.
tors.
9rFor sale by Hoadley, Phelps & Co, wholesale a
gents New York, and by Brinkerhoff & Penton, Chi
cage, ILL., Ewards & Francis, St. Louis Mo. and by
Druggists generally throughout the United States
For sale by VIM NJ WOOLSEY, agent for Ev.
ansville, Ind. may en-
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale hundred acres Of
Il land adjoining Westranklin, fronting on the Ohio
river, OF mile well timbered; together with the
choicest quality fime and free stone which is situa
ted on the river.
Also, one dwelling house and lot, including store
house the lot Is by % feet, well situated and
fixed for Dry Goods and Groceries. will also sell
my present stock of Goods and Groceries, The
dwelling is comfortably situated with all the neces-
sary out houses, together with seller and cistern-
The whole premises is well situated for any gentle
man who may be DESTROYS to embark in business on
the Ohio river, with a fiourshing country around,
and particularly for merchant who may wish to go
into the wood and produce business.
For further particulars call and see the owner on
the premises.
The undersigned is anxious to sell soon.
p D. WILSON.
West Franklin, Posey Co. Ind. sep lift
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A PHYSICIAN residing In a pleasant Village IN
IA this State, about thirty miles from the city OF
Evansville, and having practice realizing from
1900 $500 year wishes dispose of his situa-
ton together with his office, Medical fixtures and
stock of Medicine at fair valuation, any person de-
srous to settle in practice will find this offer sell
dom to be met with. The population surrounding
the village, is good--society excellent and moral
The present encumbant's wish to leave, is alone
caused by the delicate state of his famys health who
DESTROYS to travel South.
A married man would be preferred, and if necess-
airy A. B. has oblecson TO remain four six weeks
and introduce his successor TO his practice. Terms
liberal Letters addressed (post paid) A. B.-Jour-
nal Office, Evansville Ind, will meet with prompt
attention. sep 30-4t
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w. IL &. BELL,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
HAyEremoved to their new build

HAVEremoved to their new build
$3.50 ing few doors above old stand, Main -
NJ street, Evansville, Indiana, and are al 4
go now receiving from Philadelphia, New '~&~
York, and Pttsburg, the largest supply OF MEDICINES
PRINTS, OLs, DYE-STUFFs, GLASS and GLASSWARE,
vile market. Our goods entirely fresh and have
been bought in person from importers and manufac-
turers only. We are therefore enabled TO supply
merchants, DOCTORS and and all others wanting these
be purchased in any city West of the mountains.
Those wishing TO purchase will do well to give us
call before going any other Market as we are de-
termined TO sell at small advance on prime COST
All medicine leaving house shall be properly
packed and all articles to order may be returned
ifnOt genuine, or in any way defective, at ex-
pense.
N. b. We will take Flaxseed, Ginseng, Beeswax
and Feathers for all goods sold, or in payment of all
debts due US ian Ii If
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DUBLIC Sale.-Notice is hereby piven that WE.

DUBLIC Sale.-Notice is hereby given that WE,
Il William Martin and Samuel Rogers, Of the firm
Of Martin & Rogers. will on the Goth day of Octo
Der, A ID lS4l, between the hours of 10 o'clock A
NJ and six o'clock 7 NJ of said day, proceed to fore
close certain mortgage in fee given and executed
TO us by Andrew Huston (of the of Circeville in
the State of Ohio) dated the seventh day November
d lS45, by selling the motgage premises mentioned
and described in said mortgage, at public auction and
cutlery pursuant TO power OF sale contained in said
mortgage sand mortgage and the power OF sale there
in contained recorded in Book M az pages 6l9
go and Cpl ot the Records of Deeds Val.l.rlarh
County and the mortgaged premises therein mention
ed are described IN said mortgage substantially as fol-
lows 10 wit
"The undivided half ofthe following real estate
situated in the county of Vanderburgh, and State
of Indiana, and thus described W.T. lot or parcel
OF land in the Town OF Evansville known and desr
cribed as fraction number two in the lower or Me
Gary's Enlargement OF said town containing about
three fourths OF an acre.
also one undivided fourth of fraction number one
in said enlargement subject TO the conditions and IL
mutations contained in the Deed of Nathan Rowley,
to Amos Clark and Francis Amory for said fraction
number one"
ALSO the undivided half of certain other parcel of
land adjoining said fraction No. two and bounded
follows beginning the end of the street which sepe-
rates said fraction No. two from lots and
thirty in said enlargement, thirty feet from the
most northery corner of said fraction number Two,
running thence with the middle Of said street
North 30deg. East, eight chains and eight links the
road leading from Evansville TO the new Bridge on
Pigeon creek thence along said road south 32deg 5mn
East, six chains and seventy five links the Town
Of Evansville, thence along said town 40 deg 30 min.
West six chains and thirty eightnks thence to the
place of beginning 1t being the same land conveyed
by Charles / Batte to Amos Clark in the year ID
1885, containing three three quarters and eight
rods or thereabouts. The amount claimed to be due
to the foot of said mortgage from the said mort
gagor Andrew Huston the time of the first publi
cation of this notice is g, S55, TO- an.a Ht'
And said sale will take place at the Exchange Ho-
tel in the City Of Evansville on the day and between
the hours herein before mentioned
Terms of sale cash.
WILLIAM lila, p mnA BIN Mortgages
BAKER g. GARyIN Attys for Mortgages.
aug 24-9t-prs fee Sl4 90. t.T ,rT
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Mackenzie Compound Liver Pills
These truly Celebrated Pills,


NOW properly esteemed in all neighborhoods
i where they have been used, were first made some
Twelve years Ago by the proprietor, from Veget-
able Extract, and then recommended by him as su-
perlOr Bilious Pill--He then resided in an eastern
City. On his removal to the west in 1886 he was
soon forced to observe the very general complaint
then and now prevalent, of n Diseased state O.,
The Liver, Jaundice &c. His long experience
of the primary and disastrous results Of an af
lection of this all important working agent of the hui
man Frame and possessed as he was of practical
knowledge of the specific action produced in that
gan the Liver by the Extract so successfully resort
cd toby him in eastern practice induced the Proprietor
give his Pills trial in those diseases where Chron-
c or Torpid State of the Liver was Complained Of
The result in every instance, far he has been
informed, has shown their Complete Triumph over
that disorder Thus convinced OF their complete eff
cacy, he has since invariably recommended them
and thousands who in the heath-restoring of them
have been benefited bear witness their power
u effects in Kidding the system of all those diseases
connected with dependent upou an unhealthy state
ofthe Liver such Bilious and other Fevers Jaundce
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Flatulency, Heartburn,
Habtual costivnoss, &c.
In view ofal these facts the proprietor in recommen-
ding his COMPOUND LIVER Pills, does so with
the greatest confidence in their properties Of prevent
ing and curing Bilious Diseases. He assures those
who may have occasion to use them, That they are
strictly what they purpor be- being prepared express
ly for the afore mentioned diseases. They act spes
cihcaly on the Liver and Viscera; remove all con-
gesye action and morbid secretions; purifying the
blood causing free and healthy discharge OF bile
strengthening the system, and assisting digestion
G. 5. MACKENZIE g. Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Propri-
etors. For sale by w. NJ. WOOLSEY, Agent.
may l-9m Evansville, la.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOtice-Letters of
IA administration on the estate of William James,
late OF Vanderburgh county, deceased, have this day
been granted to the undersigned. All persons hav-
ing claims against the estate requested TO present
hte same for settlement, and those knowing them
selves to be indebted said estate will make pay
ment without delay to the undersigned.
sep 30-3t. NATHANIEL J. JAMES, Admir-.
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~ DIR. Tayors Balsam of Liverwort has been used
Remember the original and genuine is made only at
375 Bowery N. Y, allothers spurious and unau-
thOrized.
To THE PUBLIc-We hereby certify that our son,
six years old was suddenly taken ill with fever and
after a severe sickness; violent cough ensued
lie was bloated, his skin was filed, and his phvs-
clan sad there was favorable symptom about him
that he had confirmed consumption At that time we
Basam ofLiverwort. After taking one bottle we be-
gan to have hopes ofhis recovery lie continued un-
Ill he had used five bottles. 1t is a year from
that time and his health is better than it has been
since an infant. DAVID & HANNAH ROGERS
Granville, Washington CO., Ny
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state of indiana, Vanderburgh Co. S.

In the Probate Court Of Van lerburgh County va
cation, Sept. 30, 1917.
John X. Wilcox, admir-. on
stephen A. Doolittle, decd
VS.. Petition TO sell real
Unknown heirs Of said Ste estate.
phen Doolittle.
4 ND now "a this time comes the said Administra-
"a tor and files his petition, praying for the sale OF
the real estate of the said Stephen A. Dooltle de-
ceased, and also files the affidavit of disneresed
person, by which it appears that the unknown heirs
~ the said Stephen A. Doolitte; decd are not resi-
dents Of the State of Indiana.
Therefore, notice is hereby given 10 the said I'M
known heirs, that unless they appear t1e next
term OF the said Probate Court and show ise why
said real estate should be sold and mad ssets in
the hands OF the said Administrator, a. ne will
he plead and determined insther absen
oct-7-prs &, POST SAML. T. JB [INS. elk.
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Y 'LLC I IUN OF Bank DlTectOfs-Ihe Stock
- holders of the Evansville Branch of the State
Bank are hereby informed that the annual election of
Directors for the ensuing year. will take place at the
Banking Office, in Evansville, on Monday the first
day OF November next, between the hours Of and 4
O'Clock 2. NJ JOHN DUGLASS. CasAifr
sep 2S-lw.