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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-06

THE DEMOCRATIC REUNION TICKET.--We per-
ceive that in many counties Of the State the
democrats, upon their county tickets, have
substantially united. Had the Pierce admin
istration confessed that it had no interest in
this canvass about two weeks earlier than it
did confess it, the democrats would have so
far concentrated upon common State ticket
as to render its sue positive. Even as it
is, with the prospect Oshe support of con-
siderable accession from the whig conserva-
tiyes on national issues, and Of the hard iibe-
rails on the liquor issue-considering Mr.. Pierce
and Marcy out Of the question-there may be
something done by the Union democrats in
this city and in this State to-day which will
confound the calculations Of the Seward Goa
lition. In this connection it is also quite pos
sible that the American party may make a
decided demonstration for wholesome revo-
luton in the Empire State. Let the democrats,
hard and soft, remember that the Pierce ad-
minstration has repudiated all parties here,
and vote accordingly. Vote early.
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Notice 70 the Inspectors OF Election.

New York, Tuesday, November Q, 1855.
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ytTE E1rLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-23
DAILY JOU r NAL.
RIVER HE MS.

- The Southerner passed down Saturday
morning about o'clock. Sol. Catterlin brings
his boa, up 10 time on all occasions. Her officers
have again placed US under obligations for late
papers.
- The river was rising triHe here on Sat-
urdaY, owing to the heavy rains above and to
the rise in several Of the upper streams whic h
had not yet entirely subsidized. There was hard
shower, attended with heavy thunder on Satur-
morning.
- Business by the Wahash 81 Erie Canal
was quite brisk on Saturday, The ditch is in
first rate condition now with an ample supply OF
water for navigabIe purposes.
- The PEERLESS Rainbow, undoubtedly The
heetess boat on the Ohio river, arrived at our
wharf about Ii o'clock on Saturday. She had
large freigh, for this city and Henderson. Her
attentive officers have our thanks for river ia
vors.
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RARE oPPoRTgNiTY, ron 9 "a 4 aA AI.G "

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A Bah GAIN.
yTTHn der wishes sell his business stand Main
sire Ct NJ aimel H.. which is one Of the Test in
t cnpssting lot 70 feet 'front.' 100 feet deep. The
bnildng is % BY feet with 10 inch hart brick
1ya nsar under whole The binding is divided
ave rooms by 40 feet occupied store the other
40 o"cuped variety shop store patent medicine
tora candy ice Also good we'll
with iron pump houseons of the best in Southern n
pai and the only this place. with SUN ice
Possession of the small snd cellar given imme
dateIy of thu large the LIST Of September with
te rent that time which Is At the of S1oo
ker soon.- E EENgY sTEEs.
: 1T Carmel. Hzs ie7s
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3E1 .s.s s... -.
AUCTION ROOMS

81.
AUCTION IsO0NkSs
Old Court House Corner Nsin and Third streets imme
; diatsly opposite the Washington Hotel.
WEAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
above well stand are now prepared 70 re-
co for auction private SALE all kinds Of
merchandise household furniture horses. lug
GIGS, etc. etc.
Regular GALES every TUESDAY. Thurday an Saturday.
at clock A, Nj ALEC Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday nights az early gaslight.e
rtdoor and sales Of real promptly attended
to. LA
and general assc r.ent of FURNITURE consisting oslat
spindle htnnieter backs scroll and scoop tops rim
office. Etsneh. Jenny Lnd, and B9stle weed seat
wood sofa Chairs Elizabet tn
chairs: sprlng sofas sociables
card dining tables light and wash stands
lounges ans Common and misses bedsteads mat
trssses and wire safes. which will sell g. Gin
cinnsti prices
We have hand great variety of notions. ewelry
pocket cutlery. pistols whips.
etc. ETC.. will sell at reduced prices for cash,
Wholesale or retail. W00LSEY & NELSON.
my9 M -. .a Auet's.
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or Our carrier ON the lower route has
Been sick for the last two weeks, and the
carrier in bis place. being partially unac-
quainted with the route, has no doubt MISS
cd many subscribers. We hope subscri-
bers will promptly inform Us OF any MISTAKES
in this particular. Tie old carrier viii be
out this week.
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GTIn some of the Cincinnati papers, MFR.
Craven, the Marshal of that city, is charged
with receiving bride of $4,000 year from
the British Government for not interle ring
IN the enlistment of recruits for the Eng lish
foreign legion. The Marshal has demanded
On Investigation.
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or Thrty-one of the Students in the In
diana Institute for the blind, have petitioned
the Board OF Trustees to remove Mr. Ames,
the Superintendent, for neglect Of drty, and
i'ltrea,neut Of the students,
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AUCTION SALES.
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
II 4 II II r r e L d.

y
ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSvTLLE.
gMNHTS sale of town lets will take place EDNESDAY,
I'LL the IST DAY OF AUGUST next. the premises.
at 10 clock A. N. The Elbe field is
Oatel immediately on the Evansville 8 1ndisnspOlis
Straight Line R. 16 miles from Evansville IL miles ro
Princeton miles from Newburgh, "a miles IRON Boon
Vile. ~ miles from the Wabash Erie canal Being
Blue Grass regarded as the
healthy sitnaon in Southern Indians It issarround
ed by farming country, well tmbered and we'll water
sd Il offers to the meehanie many advanta amongst
which may elased cheap living. cheap fuel and an
abundsnce of the best quality of timber blacksmith
pAtronized and be handsomely supported by
farming business of the immediate "A
cooper could supplied with and from the
Surrounding csuny End the facilities afforded by the
still facilities that will be afford
ed completion of the railroad will enable HIM for
ward the great commercial marEvansve-on
van ageous terms Other mechanics will with en-
eouragement To all SUCH it will be of great advantage
make n early location ssf
the be the residence Of Thomas
Smith the proprietors living the premises who
will give any information DESIRED previously the day of
sale.
TERMS OF sALE:-ore- fourth cash. one-fourth in II.
49, and the balance in "a months from the day
sale purchaser giving note with approved security
withouthe benefit of vauaon lava bear
ing interest date
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Proceedings of the City Council.
MorDAY EVENING, July Q, 1856.

MONDAY EVENING, July 3, 1856.
Council met pu. suant to adjournment PRESENT,
Mayor Hopkins and Councilmen Steele, scant-
lin, Stephens, Elliott, H-dderich. Kron, Kratz,
Roquet, Pushee, Huanel and Mentzer.
Minutes read and approved.
Ordered, That John Gregg be allowed the sum
of So rs. for repairing hose for Engine Com
panies.
Ordered, that Peter Burk be allowed Is dollars
OF. SALARY for @ ,arter ending June 31st 1855.
Ordered that Fl. @ S,inson be allowed As dol
lars for services as night walchmsn for the month
of June.
Ordered, that James Rayntson be allowed "a
40 for repairing and splicing ropes for the Hook
and Ladder Wagon and Hooks.
Ordered, that Thos. Bacon be allowed the sum
OF 50 40 for filling lots No. 26 and 81 in Block
in the Eas' ern Enlargement and thus lot Is in
Block be charged with Sc so of said amount
and that LOT 81 in Block be charged with 80 IS.
Ordered that a cash order be issued on the
City Treasurer in favor Of the Evansville Gas
Light Go for the sum of $iSl 10 amount due Tor
Gas consumed by City Lamps, and for cleaning
the same during the months of May and June
last
Ordered that a cash order be issued in favor
of the School Trustees for $500 fer the benefit of
public school building.
ordered 'na' 1ohn o'ocks DC advanced no
upon eontraet 70 oulid Puoiic cls'ern a. Inc cor
ner oil First ana sycamore street.
Ordered, that well d. alker ne allowed -
for making out Oak Hill Cemi:ary deeds, 1p 10
dale.
+. G. 0. Riley, Wharfnaster, made report fqr
the month OF June, showing an AMOUNT OF S54l 80
received by him as SAID wharf Master IN SAID
month oi june
Oraered' mat Inc Ioiiowlng named persons be
allowed the sum se' opposite their names Tor
WORK done On the steets. l.
MARX beverly, ~ w
christopher faSn', oo
Joan Ma9oa' W
oonn Su''' w
aAeHiy ]Ae'eiSoH' "
~ in
Pe'"ion was PieSen'eu Ny oouucliii'an wv
qus'' s'sheu " Das,u isn 'onn ueF'SA 'uu
ioi.y o'nei' asAins iot 'ie i'iins in :. D'ocs' g
a"u % ~ a. ~ eoiicsPohu win 'he O.y s4"o
on fae''on 'Ae petition was lec'lyeq' otoeteo
H'ea' anu 'na' saiu "oiA VIC uo"e 90 SUN . eon-
Sohh =. ofisp' o"y n 1'S H%ae ieP't'
- sHe nuuio0i u eaIes Ni9u os,o'' MN ioi ''i'
hion'ns Vi nay anu . one' ~iiien iepoie "aa le-
eeIveu ana oldereo nieo'
Ahe commit &C On "o'cen cui'ei' was diio"eu
one week TURNER s'me 70 report
e sus'e.' y ao'ne 1@an sHee. near :. 'ne
' 4A1 - = ~ ISIS - ANA :" ~ anu
sIro-t r - 80 49, -0o Ne'a
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE HkW COURT HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE HkH COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AECTIoNEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
WBESPECTFULLY tender their to the citizens
Ii surrounding country for the sale of Real
Property Houses and Lots furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular aten
ten paid all out door sales every on reason
able salts factory shall Go exclusively Com
Business aud having goods ofour TO Place
petition with both the buyer an9
legitimate market. We Will devote whole
Auction Commission business, and tends
that wall Efforts to
them With prudence and attention to business we no
the of all those entrust their business
to care.
--REFERENCES-
p. G.. o. RILEY a Co. Evansville. =
DUvALL, ALeo q Co., Memphis. Tenn.
VIM. PARK & Co., do do
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. b. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP. do.
MILES e. FoLKEs, Vieksburg. Miss.
WM. McRAE. do do.
LocKwooD s. BROS. Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG a. FooT. do do.
EDWARDS q BUSHNELL. ST. Louis, Mo.
Reguar Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
10 eioo every evening during the commencing
at early gaslisht. apps SWEET d LEONARD.
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sl5OOu WORTH OF FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING AT AUCTION.

90
CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
By CATALOGUE. on THURSDAY. sTH AUGUST. AT
10 O'CLOCK
BY SWEET Il LEONARD,
At their Sale Rooms. opposite the Court House,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
NNTE rsspec fully call the attention of merchants
we others first catalogue sale in this city,
prses the largest and best selected assortment OF
Clothing offered at auction.
This Clothing new, and from of the
the United States Also hats
hosiery This sale affords chance tomereh
purchase their Fall and WiEter stock Clothing at
kcme thsreb saving their cling aud time to
make their purchases East. .
FEEMS OF SALE.-AH of $50 and under cash. all
nder 5000 four months all $40
six montbs negotiable and payable In the Crescent
City Bank Evan sville. SWEET q LEONARD,
vIe
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BUFFALO, July 10.

A man was shct on Monday night, while
in the act of committing burglary, ana SO
severely wounded as to be past recovery.
Upon examination, the wounded man was
discovered to be carpenter, who has hereto
lore been considered respectable citizen
tbs now supposed that he is the person who
committed several previous robberies which
took place at Erie.
The illinois Central Railroad was opened
to Dubuque yesterday. II was the occasion
of general rejoicing, and several thousand
persons were present. Speeches were made
by Senators Douglas and Jones, and Govern
or Dodge.
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j. HYDE,s MARRIEyARD.

= oORhkR sEcoND AND VINE sTREKT, Evansville. ND.
ME undersigned would respectfully the cit.
gems Evansville and the public generally that he haa
purchased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble Of Mr.
Hum phrey and fully prepared I'LL all orders for Monu
mens tohs Ohelisks Head and Foot Stones OF the best
workmRnshp ana the material Those wishing
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would do yell
oet24-tf j. HYDE.
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CITY KECORDER,S OFFICE,

CITY RECORDERS OFFICE,
. EVANSVILLE, IND
FoLLowISG SOME OF THE OFFENCES AGAINST
the CITY ruSIsHARLE By FlNE PAEschBED IN The Or
any person found drunk in the streets Of the City.
MstSg asy Soss sG oy dsur5anee in ths
Keeping dsordery house of any kind.
6 Eespi1g gaming gan ns; tables.
kssping powS s IN greassf 9uaney tnsn 20 lSs'
Using lighted candle lamp match smoking cigars
Running horses IN the city. -
II moderate riding or driving in the city,:
traces chains yokes etc. by which
stopping any dray or other vehicle over
any as
Lumber smbsr nrs o. goal manure or any 9TH
Trespassing upon OK ibjuring public grounds.
s
Rolling hoops flying kites. throwing any hard sub
stance along asross or ever any street alley. etc.
S;;sinE % crackers. .aab; othsr fire works
n anV ses nm into bs Ohio opposite the city
Obstrucn the execution of in the hands CT an r.
Causing any false alarm of fire. =.
Mantonly njuring any public or private builiiag
Keeping IN barrel bog or other co
wa ft7s ovsr Tie bank into the ohio.
usina any VULGAR or indeeent gage
so Nae amy S ppo G anp or
Hitching aay horse or other animal to shade trees
streets: Sstween day light O'Clock P. M any
time within twenty feet OF any building
Throwing IRE balls fire brands etc.. anywhere within
Erecting frame tudings within limits prohibited.
BURNING drays wsgsOns eto- without license
Exhi tng any show or amuse ent whatever without IL
cense.
Peddling without license.
Putting up sgrs across over side walks.
Erecting shed awning any side walk.
The constructing cellar doors on side walks.
epngOr using playing cards about grocery coffee
house etc.
Playing organ hurdy gurdy Bagpipes. other si
cal upon street alley for pay suPpo-so
hire. -,
ESTABLISHING continuing lumber or wood yard within
the re ltms of the city
Building prives without strict observance OF oTdnan
Crossing " bridge with horse other animal any
gate faster than walk.
Ipjuring shade trees. H. =
selling by retail sraoksfs squibs other me works
Putting stove pires through floor Partition or roof
violation viz part Of Sec 10 and lis And
hereafter pipe shall Re unless the
chimney and such hereafter
put IN shall pass through floor partition roof window
SIDE Every chimney hBe heiefter built in
any house the unation either the
eaTth house. and shall extend above the
roof sid of such house atleast three feet %
JOHN F. CRISP City Recorder.
Published by Or Of the City Council.
ie2I :. WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
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PRINCRT01 FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

T%NHE first annual session this
G ed Monday, the Sd of September 1855. convent
ens building will erected curing the and
ell to accommodate pupils. after It
will be fitted comfortable style
with good Of phIosor heal aud
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school
though in which under twelve
years age will be admitted
The Principal arrangements good families
TO board pupils from distance.
TERMS SESSION EVE MONTHS:
Boarding Lights and Fuel $50 90
Tuition Senior Cisss
Junior Glass I6 90
Preparatory Second GLASS 10
First Glass ............ ,............ so
Music. with Of Piano 90
Painting Drawing. 10 90
Embroidery 90
Modern Languages. -. 10 OG
Payments strictly in advance except by special arrange
ments with the rncpal.
Assistants. Mrs. NJ. W. PAxTos,
Mrs. NJ NJ. MORTON iy2
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|
In the vandsrburgh Circuit Court. FIN vacation june
30th. 1885,
appearing by AFFIDAVIT filed in the ONCE Of the Clerk
the Court Aforesaid that the above named
necessary entitled action in relation real
and that they notrsdents State
Of the tendency action given to said
Gustavus Stein and Mary Stein his wife that the
October 1885, of the Van
derbursh Circuit court. in the State of Indiana
JACOB LU&KENHEIMER, Clerk.
| Baker Il Gsrvin. AttorDies for plain tiff jy4-3tw
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SELECT FEMALE ISsgITUTE OF EVANS.


e. @ 70
teen years. with T Gon fSs His OF TubY
JUNIOR DEPARThENT:
ArishasS Geography by new and more iIpssssgs
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
M0dtrn History Ancient and Modern; LogIS Natural
sa so sRs M0.
ssons.ry Natural Theology Myhooey Grseiaa and Roman
and critical exercises through theeOurss q Read
fsisr facas and
the studies pursued.
srcs attention shall be given those graces
Furnished fei s sSss ss
apEaratu ana superior cabinets of minerals fossils and
Tuition Fees. per Quarter, in advance:
Junior Department. ...........s $40 90
--' Extra '''''.- IL "
Latin Greek. French OF Gernan...... 10 90
Music ON thu Piano or Guitar 10 90
Drawingin Water oil 10 %
Mrs Foster viii aid'she Rector. ''0
The government the shall be strict
shall received order the citizens of thi:
the preference. 1y4
WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL wARE-H HOUSE
MILLER. WGNGATE 81 co.
aud dsfden RsspnE ans Thrs.h
ing Machines Field Seeds Trees &C.. SIC Mali
sep25-Iyw
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
F8NHE the First Cherry streets rs
n By 49, dining the residence Of Samuel Lister is Of
red for sale reasonable IL is of the most ELF
ghle building lots the city and perfect title
Also house and lot Chestnut adjoining the
Joseph TurEoek is sale liberal En-
quire of jeT J. G. JEW ELL.
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
NoNSSTtNG of Bonnets of all desert ptions also heauti-
" full Embroidered Nantillas. Parasols Embroideries
Gloves Mtts Caps and Head Dresses the newest to
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
F. r. BARKER.
First between Main and Locust opposite Dr. Bray1
residence. jy3
ICE CHESTS. nEFRIGERATORs, &C
EUST lot the latest style Ice and Re-
Cd rgerators the article the
eat Also lot of No Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves for
may Is HoRNBRooK CHURcHILL's
EUST received,
Prune's Travels in the East,
Life of Horace eeley.
je2s sAML LISTERS Bookstore.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
slaves Declared Free.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10

FHiLADELPHIA, July II. 2
Quite en- exciting scene took place yester-
day at the Walnut street wharf, on board the
ferry boat Washing ton A Virginian on
his way to the north, embarked for Central
America. had with him a female slave and
her two sons. On being informed that by
the laws of the State she was free the
woman expressed desire to obtain her free
dom. The master made considerable oppo-
sition, but the woman's new found friends
being strong enough, overcame every OBJ
stacle and succeeded, just as The boat was
leaving the wharf, in placing the woman
and children in a carriage and drove of with
her amid The cheers of the crowd which had
been drawn around by the occurrence. (. The
ViTginian stated that be was Minister to one
of the Central American governments.
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LOOKING GLASSES,

LOOKING GLASSES
AM all times furnish Looking Glasses In
Ill Mahogany Walnut, or Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
Plates Picture Frames. also Gil Frames Picture
ings wholesale retail. at the lowest prices
q. GEST,
mis- d&w ina No. West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati o.
- SARD
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C A SH C u S T O. MER
TAN be supplied at the market with Hemock
~ and Oak Sole Leather. Patent French ard American
Calf Skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep
ings. Bindings,
Gall Sycamore street, between Water and First
willie. Ind my1 . y. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
> CASES black Sewing silk this day sale by
- JAMES Low q CO..
Je14 AIS Main St, Louisville, Ky.
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PsOF. %. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

IL y
TENHE effects of this wonderful Hair pro
- dueng the astonishing results in the public mind
old lavish their praises the hE
composition the only preparation that
be grey hair its color
produce bad heads luxrriant growth. Read tbs
following
MILFORD, woRcEss an Co.. Nav TO- 1854. ,
PROF J. No0D.-Eear Sir: Iske pleasure in bearing
Voluntary testimony the magic of wonds full
Hair Restorative. IA far back IS, hair
faHg until the Of scalp bald
atiyes. Seeing advertisement inGeced
article trial and to atonishment found after
few applications that hair became firmly assumed
very glossy and beautiful appearance, by the
had used the contents Of bottle bald bead
covered with young ana vigorous growth hair which
one to tive inches II length and growing very fast
HENRY GOODRICH
" WATERFOWL. MASS, May I, 1884,
PROF. o. j. WooD: ALLOW the virtues and
magic power Of Hair Restorative 1hrse months since
being exceedingly purchased and
bottles and it began tell in restoring the sill
fore dry and harsh and falling off, soft glos
and ceased fang the dandruf disappeared and the
scalp lost all the disagreeabe itching annoying BEFORE and
NO. only look out feel young again.
Respectfully. yours. ETC..
CHARLES WHITNEY.
R Prepared and sold Wholesale retail at Markes
street St. Louis. Mo- and at s95 Broadway. New York.
where also all the popular edcines for sale
Wholesale retail Low favorable
can be bought st any other house.
NH- ror sale at manufacturers prices by HALLOCK&
STODDARD snd all the principal druggists everywhere
MI
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF OUT-LOTs AND TON n
E.sR1
ON THURSDAY, August End. AT2P.

ON THURSDAY. Al GUST IND. AT2P. NJ,
THE CoUKr HOUSE DOOR, EVANSVILLE IND.
WILL auction Out Lots about 1--WE each
and it and the plank road, and
near Longworth tract Catholic Cemetery boing
Evansville we'll eraied and affords the beat possible
opportunity tor saburban residences anu gardens
Erbres t.s Pigeon Greek the Salt Well
tanning ~ lerss RAINING INTO Fgeon ereek ana embracing
ALSO, Lot bleek 49, Eastern Enlargement 80 b. IA
Lots and Il s. Block Is stOokveis Enlargement In
gle strset. between 5th aud 9Th streets. - -
Lots Il, Is 20, q aud 2S Stoekwels Enlargement en-
Ingle street. betN cen 6th and7th streets.
Fractional lots Block 2ltockwelps Enlargement, st the
Lots and q sub div l. Stockwell's Enlargement
Third and Division 100 Third
aud 40 feet Division street. opposite Theodero Fene-
The titles are good aud warran tee deeds will given
Terms Of Sa-one fourth cash one fourth IN months
in II month and oue-fourt in years. with in
terest on no tes Canal Bank with mortgage On
Plats exhibited at my Office and at the AqetiSn Room ten
Wooisey & Nelson, Auetoneers. 80,
ALSO,
will sell and there the flowing outots both
sides Pigeon the Evan vile Mechanics
acres Iot4-1s 10 100 lot 7sIoo
acres lot I'LL acres lot 1SI4 lot Is
| . Is 100 acres; ot23-23 s7-Ioe
good general warrantee deeds will be
Term. OF these cash. fesidue
| BRAY & SHAN KILN.
ALSO,
| Twin then aud III, re sell the folio wing lots:
Also lot block No 3; lots 9. block No und
largemens. near the new CITY School building.
| Titles good; and general warrantse deeds given
Terms Sae.- nsfourth cash, oneourth at months.
fourth at ~ months onefouth at years note
Plata be Auction days before the ssle
! JOHN SHANKLIN
! woolsey & N lson. Auetonsers. ys
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