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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-17
TAX NOTICE.

Office is hereby given that has pay
Den of Taxes assessed by the Corporation of the City
Evansville for Railroad School City PURPOSES the
1854 and denqne ces for the 1853
I'M described Real Estate:
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CONSTABLE,S SALE,

EIy virtue Of several executions directed,
% the Office Jas Walker. Justice of the Peace
OF Evansville Nanderhurg County Indiana and in
Frank Murphy John Edwards and othe will expose
Public sale the 25h Day Of October A. 1884, the
boat madonna Furnitre tackle and app raj lying
below division street betw the hours of 10 O'Clock A.
and4 clock T. NJ, where due Attendance will
Octl6-tds &c Il SULLIVAN PIT
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4 ,ORN! ORN.-5CO bushels OF Corn hand and Tor
octi-3t K. B HART.
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DIED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sunday evening" the 18th inst. FRANCIS COSBY, aged
aud tbs of the late Robt I. Cosby, Esq
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IF THOMAS TRASH

NATIVE Of Leith scott Ind would eommunica with
his friends home. he would be~r
vantage He supposed be Ohio river
A information respecting him will he thankfully received
IIna etfe InuY
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GLORIOUS SUMMER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

l. ~.
ITO IET-A new and eommodOus Dwelling House. si.ua-
in the upper part the city, suitable for either large
or sma family for rent on reasonable terms: Enquire OF
ANE FLATBOAT % feet ~ 10 feet;
oe.i1-sf WILLIAM KERSrEMAS. Cor Corr i.s and I'd SITS.
gDOTATOEs.4cot hush potatoes jus. reed FathOat.
Il for sale At oeti7 COOKS Family Grocery.
OOULTRY.-s do1 Chickens;
20 Turke, $; lust received at
oe.I7 COOKS Family Grocery.
XNANTED.-25ooo bushels of Wheat. We will pay the
ed at G.nal Warehouse.
oc,i7-Imd&w HILL & HoLLADAY.S
White and YELLOW for sale i Ie, suit
GAN CONslGNMENT.-5sh hds Fair and Prime Sugar.
W and 22i bills and Reboied Molasss sale
low , for cash or negotiable PAPER by or,
DORK.-sl bbls Mess Pork put up and warrar.eab by
l. octI uE0. FOSTER 4 co.
n ARD for family in tin jars sale by
H oeti7 GEI. FUSTEK & CO.
STATED OF INDIANA, ,S
VaSpERBrRGH CorNIy. (
Office hereby given that willard Carpenter and John
lnge Jr have this day filed with the CLERK the Board
the a. oena as s er
tween Elm aud Pine in Lamaeo ely which petition
ave- ~
SALE OF LOTS POSTPONED.
IL Undersigned to take place 18th postponed
until TUESDAY the 9th October at o'clock NJ. the
door OF the old Court House in Evansville See bills posted
for description. LAW
JOHN SHANKLIN,
octl1-3td J0NE BLYTHE.
are in receipt of 50 cases Merino
~ Under~ear oth in Shirts and Drawers which
Site attention octi1 JAS. Low l. co.
OMDSl0O doz India Rubber long Combs this day
~ aud Tor sale at manufacturers prices by
Oeti7 JAS. Low co.
3 NJ. GEUPEL. Bookhinder and Manufacturer of sIl
Kinds 81 Paper Boxes of Second and Vine
Nans'ilie. Ihd. ocIl1-lm
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TO THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD,
CHOICE article OF smily Br-aI had at ali times
IA by calling at CooEs Family Grocery an those that isb
can be supplied At their houses by leaving at
sepl9 COOKS Family C;roce,v
WHiSKEY.-5o bills Swan Brand extra whiskey reed,
W ana LOT sale ty oct PRIEST IN BROS
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sHUt:AR.--i6 hhds Fair and Prime for sale bv
- ocsI6 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
SSOLiSsES.-2Jobb bills Retoed aud Plantation for sale
1vA BY octI6 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
NORN AND HAY.-In lots to suit by
~ octl6 GEO FOSTER & CO.
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NEWEST THING UNDER THKsUN!

NEWEST THING UNDER THESUN!
WHICH can be vAUTIER MARCONNIER's. the
fashionable Haers. They not behind the times Main
street. between FRS. and Second. octl4-G
GLORIOUS SUMMER.
WITH the hot sutry atmosphere of the rank
vegetation OF the lowland deep valleys
ofthe and South wither and die The
an drinks the and the decaying plants
give OF noxious aud inhaled
produce Jaundce. arrangements the Stomach and
bowes arhee or Ague and Fever Bilious
Under these circumstances and inhuenand
yoa should ma Tree use of Dr. BgUcEs INDIAN VEGETABLE
PASACEA 1t as power to cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and restore health in
umn OF this paper. eyS
BANK NOTICE.
The Annual Meeting of the the
Evansville of the State Bank OF Evansville election
eight Directors the ensuing year. held at
Banking House Monday the 9th day Of November next
Polls will be odend at clock and closed clock NJ
BY order Of the Booard of Directors.
oet2-ssdwte CIV. RATHBOFE. Cash.
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aUCTlOy tfOOwS-

MAIN STREET. BERwEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
Ma have removed Auction Rooms
w the old Court House. prepared Of receive
ana sell on commission auction private all kinds
Household Furniture Horses BugEies &C. &C.
Cash adj anccs made sell at
REGULAR SALES-Ev-ry Tuesday THURSDAY and sasus-
day commencing at clock NJ. and Tuesday wsdnes-
day and Friday evenings at gas-li shtng.
will also particular
and Town Lots.
Al persons having Lands. Lots Horses Wagons Bugsies
or Merchandise OF desert ption SELL
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>HE Fall STYLE Hat. nufaetured ~ NAUTIEk MAR
u GUNNER is Low before the pullie and w;il 90.
any other Hat without distinction of parties in point
nnish teaury and durability. Citizens about yotp, ,h.rn
selves Hat. would do we'll call exsmiu a,,
cate 1t will speak or ITSELF Main sseet bstvess 90
Second. ~. sne
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NV OOLsEH & NELSON keen constantly sa hand
~ general asorment of Wood. Cane and Sofa
Shair Sofas Soeabes Centre Card Dining aud Breakfass
rabies Stands Wardrobes. Bedteads and Loek
ing uiasses oc7-Iy
CLK VELVET case A. Silk Velvet red per e.
- press AMI for sale by JAS. Low CO.
octI AIS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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NEW PAIL MILlUNER

VIE undersigned. Misses Cswd. Barkep
u has returned the East large
OIL all varieties OF Bonnets Ribbons Flo~ers CAPS.
Mohai' and Fancy Headdresses of the latest
prices which cannot IAi to give satisfaction also we'll
prepared to Cut Dresses and teach Dress-cuns in
hours instruction. Full satisfaction given chares.
r. r. BARKER.
oct9-tf Main street on osite Reach R..t
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ITO IET.-A and commodous Dwelling House. situa-
ted IN the upper the city, suitable for either aarge
sma family. for rent reasonable terms Enquire OF
ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-18
Brooklyn CITY News,

T,lg vIIpRASs OF WAR os 1sl2.--The survivors OF
the War Of 1872 residing in Brooklyn have recently
ganzed themselves into company and have since made
to celebrate the anniversary Of the
alton Of New York by the British, Saturday, the
25th Inst. The Governors Room in the City Hall having
been granted to them by the authorities they will
stmbng there and listen TO address by the chap
laid Rev Evan N. johnson, after which they will march
about the city and conclude the proceedings Of the
by enjoying good dinner
KINGS County CouEr or GxSKaAr ssssroxs Daniel Nc
Donald srraigned in this court yesterday in
dctnen for aughter In the fourth degree cruel
y treating his wife by turning her out Of doors In
sequence of which, alleged she contracted illness and
died The jury were empanneled, when the court ad-
journed uDti tomorrow (ths) morning
Previous TO adjournment, tl,e following persons who
cit her tried and convicted pleaded guilty
dictments, in selling liquor without license,
raigned and sentenced Joseph A. Christian $40 hnc
and ten days imprisonment Bernard Knapp, like pun
Steele, $40 6ne each, without Imprisonment Ralph
Bullock, $40 fine; Peter Purcell $40 fine and fifteen
days imprisonment Andrew Kirkman $40 fine and
twenty days imprisonment; James Naiiy, thirty days
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suspended; James Farrell $40
fine and fifteen days in county iail John f. Higgins
si5 fine and twenty days imprisonment; James Kervin
$40 6ne and ten days imprisonment john Darragh SIS
fine. number Of other arraignments were made but
the subjects we're not finally disposed Of.
Tm PATENT SsyE GASu---A countryman named Gran.
vile G. Afford from Kentucky defrauded OF S240
on Thursday, by means of the patent safe game. II
where be made the acquaintance OF gentleuuanly look
ing fellow, who induced him to visit Brooklyn Afte
crossing Hamilton ferry they met third marty
and between the two Mr. Afford persuAAd 70 los,
one Of them the amount above named, whoa the ma,
with the money travelled, and the other llowed Ia Np
the race and has not discovered eiuer AZ h fra "a
' ipec.
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City Intelligence.
CITY MIssIONs-NINrH WARD RRAN,

CITY MIssIONS-NINTH WARD BRANCH.
meeting in behalf Of the New York City Tract Mis-
sonary cause held last evening In the Reformed
Presbyterian Church In waverley place. Lewis E. Jack
presided. Many interesting facts and statements
furnished by Rev. Messrs HIATT and Horton. mis-
sonaries Of the First and Seventh wards Tho follow np
statement Of results shows at the general character
Of the societys operations and its Il will be
borne in mind that this is report Of only ward
the Ninth wardin which the meeting was held;-Num-
Der Of visters 106 number Of tracts distributed 500
Bibles supplied to the destitute 106 Tesamens supplied
to children aud others 49, volumes lent from the ward
libraries 2q0 children gathered into Sabbath schools
200; children gathered into public schools, A. persons
gathered into Bible classes persons induced to attend
church, 100; temperance pledges obtained, 12 district
prayer meetings held 40 backsders reclaimed g. per-
hopefully converted, 10; converts united with
geical churches Is After the reading Of the above
port the benediction pronounced BY Rev. Mr. HIATT
and tie meeting adjourned
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~
II has rained constantly oil the morning, and notwith
standing the inclemency Of the weather the market
opens with fair business doing Flour.-Flour Ia
little buoyant and demand fair; sales 600 barrels
at % IS % 60 for to good Illinois, % 82K for
choice Ohio and Indiana, and % for extras. wheat
Tie receipts of wheat counue ample, and the demand
good sales 5000 bushels Kenosha at 81 49, and 1000
bushels white Michigan at s. Corn-Corn IL In active
request and the supply better sales 900 bushels at
T0c We have sales Of oats barley OF whi-key,
TO report. Canal frcghts ncmnaly 16c 16se for
TO New York. Receipts this morning-Flour, 3 7g9
barrels; wheat IL 7s6 bushels corn 1880 bushels
barley, IA, 900 bushels.
November Ifs M
FLouR--A driving storm OF snow and rain, which set
in early this morning. and which continued throughout
the day. greatly checked operations. Prices 2Sc
better than yesterday Saes1500 bbls. at So % ~
SO for good to choice Illinois, IS 62k eS 10 for good to
choice brands Of Michigan and Ohio, and 81 25 ~ 30
for extra Wheat-For wheat there Is fair milling de
mand, but the arrangements In money matters, which
getting every day, restricts busness Sales
TO- 600 bushels white Michigan at 81 p5 ~, and 500
bushels Wisconsin At 81 90. CornCorn Is in fair de-
msnd and steady Sales 10 600 bushels at Zoe. Oats
Oats quiet and nominal st 4lc. . 42c. Whiskey-
whskey Is frm and in moderate supply Sass, l5o bbs.
at 35c. Canal freights unchanged-T0c. en- hosr,
2oc on wheat and lec on corn, to New York Receipts
for the last twenty four heurs-f1our, 4,se7 bhis
wheat e. SS4 bushels corn, g. e4o bushols oas, ~ an
ushels; barley, II, 900 bushels.
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Later from Rio Jsmeiro.

STATE or THE kARKErs-sHIrPISG INrKLLI0ESCE.
BALrMoRE, Nov. II, 1854.
By the arrival Of the bark Antelope at this port Rio
yaneiro dates to October T. She brings cargo Of
/, 1000 bags Of coffee.
heavy business doing at Rio in coffee The
transactions during September comprised 29 900 begs
and since the LIST of October there had been sales Of
AZ 600 bags The better qualities Arm, and the
feeling in favor o. maintaining the quoted rates.
Fine dark coffee very The stock Of all kinds
hand consisted Of 10000 bags. Quotations-Sure-
riors, 1850 450o good Hrsts, 4l6o 4H25o; first
dinary $1,000 4B second good, 3l7oO 3HSo0; second
ordinary, 81 34OO United States assortments, 4H250
1880.
For tobacco leaf there but little inquiry, at 14c
&c., per arrobe. Spirits turpentine lower Sales
had been made Of 200 bbls at 60c 80c per gallon.
Beeswax was nominal, at 2oc. q 21c. per arrobe
There was very little doing In the market for American
domestics, and the prices obtained losing
The stock of -four hand 1st October 500 bbls.
Gallego and Haxan quoted at 25 u5o0 Southern
and Western, 24l 24H5oo; and Philadelphia at 24d
In freights there but lttls DOING at slight de-
cline In rates for the States 10 cents the quotation
to Northern ports.
Sailed for New York Sept &C. the Agnes; Oct: i the
Sarah Chase; and Oct. 3, the Turk
The bark Virginia was loading for New York and brig
Belmont for Philadelphia.
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Before Chief Justice Oakley and Jury.
Nov 17.-WIIiom rs~,her John Murphy
This an action " bank check drawn BY the de-
fendant Murphy to the order of William A. Beecher for
s1To0 The defence set up was that Beecher obtained
the check without paying any consideration for IT, and
by improper means The defendant proved that through
his agent he borrowed 600 of the plaintiff the 10th
day Of October 1853 and gave his stock note for tho
same pledgng security one hundred shares OF the
stock OF the Third Avenue Railroad and that ia two days
after he sent take up the stock aud Beecher claimed
SOS for his commissions which the defendant offered to
nav: that subseq uently and the day. Bescher
demanded 81 ZOO more alleging that he had made loan
OF that sum to another party the stock; that
Murphy then to get back his stock gave Beecher
amount he had borrowed 425 for Beechers services
and check Of 81 TOO TO Beeckers order that, refec
ton the defendant concluded he not bound to pay
the check for which he had received nothing and he
cordingy stepped hs payment, md the plaintiff com.
menced this suit The plaintiff introduced witnesses 10
prove that loan Of 81 600 Was made upon the stock to
another person. and that the plaintiff did not doA with
Murphy. Verdict for defendant.
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The Asia's Adviccs nj New Orleans.

INV ORLEANs, Nov 16 1854
The advces per the steamship Asia were received BY
the Associated Press Of this city to-day but they have
had material effect upon cotton market, which,
from other causes has become rather heavy and unset
tied. The business to-day restricted to 400 bales
at the quotation Of s<c for middling The stock Of
cotton hand at this port Is estimated at 1A 500
bales. A moderate business is doing in breadstuas
So for Ohio -four and q5c. for mixed Tho market
FOR coffee is duh and dropping and small sales OF Rio
have taken place at 9alc We quote sterling exchange
at etS per cent premium.
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From Philadelphia.
FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN TWO NAVAL PENSIONERS
BCRGLARIE2s

PHriApELPMA, Nov. IL, 1854.
quarrel occurred last evening at our Naval Asylum
between two pensioners named - Drussock and VIM.
c. Riggs during which the former pushed the latter
down with great violence and in the fall he struck his
head against WALL and died instantly from concusson
Of the BRAIN Drussock has been committed to
The charge. He in Hfty years of age and Riggs
nearly seventy The latter OF the crew with
Commodore Decatur at the burning of the Philadelphia
in the harbor of Tripoi.
Numerous daring burglaries we're committed in this
city last night. At Of them, In Front street. po-
liceman discharged revolver and the burglar returned
the hre and made his escape.
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Further from Mexloo.
THE Q0vERs0zNT FORCES DEFEATED BY ALvARSz, ETC.

The New Orleans papers Of Saturday last late as
DUE are to hand They contain the details Of the Mex
can news received by the steamship Orzaba and which,
In some Particular quite the Of the account
received BY telegraph direct from New Orleans II ap
pears that In the battle fought at Campo Guerrero the
victory belonged to the forces Of who routed and
killed three hundred Of the government troops
Avaress son, at the head Of guerilla forces had
captured number Of prisoners and 900 head Of
cattle.
Gen. Alvarez had issued address to the citizens
Mexico denouncng tho Dictator Santa Anna and closing
with "Dcwn with the tyrant-death to the despot."
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LOSS OF THE BRIG PEDRAzzA ON ABsECOM BEACH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1864
telegraphic despach from Atlantic City, N. j.
says the brig Pedraxzs, from Nassau and New Prov
dcnce, went ashore Absecom Beach this morning. at
three O'Clock, and biged No lives lost The ves
sci VIII be total loss. Her are now engaged in
stripping her.
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NE ws BY APH.
INTERESTING FROM WAsHIHGT01
Search for the sloop-ofwar Alban
LATER FROM RIO JANEIRo,


From Washlmgten.
COlfN1DOMS PnRY-THE sLOOP OF wpR ALBANY.
THE PH1sS,H AMETER-1HE DRTrIsH YLEET AT THE
WEST MDnS.
WAsa1NGroN, Nov. IL, 1854.
Dispatches have Seen received at the Navy Depart
mens announcing the arrival OF Commodore Perry at
southampton, England.
Tho steamer Fulton iS about to be sent in search of
the slo1ofwsr Albany for the safety of which grave
fears ARE entertained by tbs government.
Mr. Ssrtiges, the French Minister, had an intervew
at the StassDepartment this afternoon with Mr. Marcy
tho first since the Soule afsxir
Ia not srus that the British have sen,
naval force to the West Indies with any reference
Cuba, rs has been stated.
THE sOULE DIFTCULTY.
The Union sfths morning says that, Judging from in
formation received in Washington the Emperor Napo
Icons reasons for prohibiting NJ soule from passing
through Francs must be grave indeed to prevent them
from the imputasfon Of being national insult.
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From ClnciSsnnti~
MONEY MARKKT-FALL OF A CHURCH TOWER. KILLING
THREE PERSONS.

MONEY MABKkT-FAII. OF q CHURCH TOWEHs KIIIISU
THREE PERSONS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. IT, 1854
Money matters quiet, and are again beginning TO
a natural and settled sppea There
have been failures among merchants and the ndica
that the OF the panic has been experienced
Eastern exchange quoted at one and half and
a half per cent premium without much demand for it.
Hogs selling at $3.50 to -.
AT New London Butler county, yesterday, the tower
Of the new Congregstonast church in course Of
struction, fell the workmen and others aud killed
Robert Jones' N Jones' John c. Jones' and wounded ten
Others two of them fatally john G. Jones is
wealthy welchman, and is generally known among his
countrymen throughout the country.
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IFUHF1UwS, IDtmhrara1, Uct TO. I5o7
Heath Of the Colony-Commercial Affairs dc.
OfHour only 200 bbls from the United States arrived
within the past two weeks and 200 bbls meal Still
advance has actually taken place, large arrival,
hourly expected White pine lumber sA perm
The colony is healthy except some few Of feve
amsng the Portuguese laborers on the east coast.
Island produce exceeds average YIELD still importatons
of bread stus wanted account Of the Increased
number of aborers the estates from the adjacent
islands
No men-cf-war have touched here for the space Of
q monfh but many, consisting Of American, French,
Spanish and English have been observed cruising in
this vicinity. Should be pleased at their stopping.
II
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From Boston.

ORDERS TO FIT OCT THE sLOOPs OF WAR SARATOGA
AND CYANE.
Boston, Nov. II, 1854
Orders have been received at the Charestown Navy
Yard to At out the United States soops Of Cyane
and Saratoga, soon as possible.
The weather is cloudy and cold, with indications Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-18

Charleston Free from Yellow Fever.
CHARIKsroS, Nov. 18, 1854
Our city entirely free from yellow fever, and busi
ness IL beginning TO resume its wonted activity
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The steamship Prone theus has arrived At this port
from New York, and, in conjunction with the D~nie
Webster, II soon open connection with Caifor
MIA via the Nicaragua route.
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NEW YoRY COUNTY CANvAssERs.

Clart's plurality over Seymour. .............-;
q Ofactsf
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thirty years Of age. On her linen marked Mr..
No. s4-A female, about twenty three years old, dark
hair and eyes had trnket called charm in her vest
aud marked with the letters T. NJ
No. s5.-A male black hair about twenty-one years
old five feet eight inches in height.
No. 96.-A male light hair about twenty years old !;
his shirt the letters +. s.
No. 97.-A male, black hair about forty years old
and measured ave feet eight inches In height. He had
his person about s25, and the letters NJ. X.
No. es-A female; red hair; about eighteen years old
No. eo.-A female; disngured
No. 1oo.--A female; had on a Hne linen chemizette
marked c. G she apparently about eighteen years
old
No. 10l-A female; dark hair; about twenty years Of
age.
No. 102-A male; marked W. N; sandy hair, rcd
whsksrs and noustache; about twenty-five years old,
and measured six feet.
No. 10S--A female; dark hair about twenty years
old, and had on her linen the letters II. =.
No. 104-A female; about seventeen years old
No. 1o5.-A female; brown hair; about seventeen
years old.
No. 1o6.--A male; brown hair measured six feet two
inches, and stout in proportion.
No. 107.-A female child; about Eve years old light
hair.
No. los-The body Of little girl Of nine years light
hair.
No. loeA female; nearly about afty years; black
hair.
Nc. 1ioA male long sandy hair, whiskers and mous-
tache; he apparently about rs years Of age and
measured six feet two inches bead purse was taken
from his pocket, containing s27 so. He had on gold
ring marked " March 8, 1854, and chased ring with
blue stone.
No 1ll-A male; light hairs about twenty-one years:
measured Ave feet eight inches.
No 1l2A male; about twent yfour years of ose and
measured five feet nine inches.
No llsA inaic the initials II. X. his under gar.
| ments. In his pocket was SAC.
No, ll&--A male, the letters o. N. marked on his