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CCorespondenes Of the n. o. Pieayuns-1
Resignatien Of &c neral Quttman.
Nav ORLKAKs, April 30. 1855.

NEW OkLhANSs "A phi oO, 1000. i
At q meeting of the Cuban Junta, held
yesterday (Sundsy.) Gen. John A. Quitman
handed in his resignation as .Commsnder-in-
Chief Of the expedition which has been so
long organized against Cuba. All of the
American officers who held commissions in
this Qutman army, have also resigned, and
the cause OF Cuba is now in the hands OF
the Junta. Thus ends the Qu,man expedi-
ton and enterprise In which many Of the
leading men of the South have been enga-
ged and had every reason to believe would
prove Successful. The officers who were en-
gagged to take part in this expedition, were
men Of experience, who held commissions in
the U. s. army and have seen service and
distinguished themselves in the war with
Mexico. Many Of these officers have not
their superiors in the United States. I have
q list Of their names and the positions v hch
they were to have held; but as the enter
prise has failed, the publication Of the same
is Of no interest.
At the time Of the organization of the ex-
petition the leadets had every assurance
from President Pierce that he would not in
trrfere with the enterprise. Previous to
his election he was q warm friend Of the
Cuban cause, and did not hesitate to express
himself In it's favor on every occason.-
Thousands of Southern Wings voted for him
on that account, The Administration have
thrown every obstacle in the way of the
de parture Of Quitnian, and but for the de-
trrmined course pursued by the President and
the Cabinet TO defeat the enterprise, Gen.
Quiimsn and an army of 4 600 men would
now be on the Island of Cuba at the head
of successful revolutionary party. This
Quiimin expedition has been badly man.
aged and has been communal series Of
blunders.
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AUCTIO N-SALES.
GREAT gARGAINs IN Lamps F0R MILL
vATE KEslDENCES NEAkr THE CiTA

OF kvANSVtLLE. -
TIME Of section in township south
~ range which staated the mills kno
Rudd's Mills formerly known Neflys Mills. and part
othe south the section. have been laid
lots of all sizes fvm 81 to ~ acres (i1s
10 lying both sides OF Pigeon Greek and
both the plank road Some Of these lots are most
desirable sts for dwelling houses; Of them are the
best within the for Mills some OF them have
elevation aad aspect adapt them
he cultivation Of the srape and the soil Of others rich
peculiarly ats them for gardening Alo them are with
ia from two and half miles Of EvAnsvDle and In
healthy and wanting few seres Of
ground almost be suited Onseyersl Of
the 1000 ste1e which has been extensively Used
for various pur ioses.
large new tvo-story dwelling house. good WELL
chard and garden in high Of cultivation. Lot 81
acresl and let % 2000 acres) have
dwelling houses and good cisterns them suit
AHA o small families
property vii be sold public auction the
highest bidder without reserve & Sweet Leonard Auc-
tion Room Main street. oppos.s the new Court House
in Ev.nsv.lls on Msnsay the 4th da OF june 1885, com
map can be seen At the Auction Room Of Sweet Leon
ard and ON record the Recorders oc showing the size
several lots and the position of each with
the plank road and the creek. and Mr. G. Bell
will accompany any person wishing examine the proper
IT, and point out the boundaries of the lots. e.,
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash. one-third in
year. aud onsthrd in with interest," secured BY
-''' JOHN sHANKLIN;
MI. BRAY
Sweet Leonhard. Aue.s. myis
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- The river was stationary At Pitfsbureh
las, Saturday evening with 6 feet inches water
in channel River falling slowly at Louisville
last Monday. - 49, 80 as
go - The Belle Sheridan arrived here yester-
day morning from New Orleans. She left at
o'clock the 9th inst. and was thus only 81 days
out She lost 8 hours on the coast and other
points, no, including .ioppages Tor fuel. We
thank Capt. J. H. Martin, Of The Office, for laie
papers.
The Cincinnati Times thus speaks of the
steamer GOLDEN Gate, recently sold:
she possesses one great advantage over most
boa's be ng so peculiarly constructed as 10 run
eou .lly as we / head foremost sern fore
most -having happy faculty. ofturninS around
In the river Whenever she takes the notion,
whether the pilot is willing or not.
Our thanks ale due Mr.. T. NJ Horne,
clerk of Owens Hotel, Louisville. for large
package OF papers left US yesterday morning
with his compliments. On his return from New
oclrans. we hope he will give US call.
- The D vid White laid here all yesterday
taking In freight for the South. She came down
light, but got good freight
The madonna win leave to-day for Green
river Those going up that stream will find her
comfortable boat and her officers very ai,en,
tive. 10
The Northerner stopped here yesterday
morning. but left without tying line. To the
great disappointment Of mary travellers who haa
been waiting for her. We shall have more to
say on this subject to- morrow. .
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tFrom the Rochester democrat, May lo.l
Tersifste Explosisu-fivs Men kiIle

Tersiffte ExplostOu-ftve Men killed .
We are iudebtedio Messrs. T, A. Newton
and A. H /. BIilings who went to the scene o.
destruction and fatality, tor the following par
ticoiars Of The awful casualty:
The three buildinQs ID which the powder is
made and stored. were blown up, successfully
causing three several distinct confessions ex.
perienced. Five men employed in them
were killed by the explosion. Their names
are as follow: James McCann, foreman;
Matthew Clark. Edward MORAN, Ere derrick
Myres. Christian Myres. ls6oiers. Mccain
and F. uyres leave fam lies. John Riley
another Of the workmen. wss in the sal,
Mi,fe house; short distance of, at the time
of the explosion, and was not killed, bu,
somewhat injured.
Ore of the men was thrown over the high
bank, and trees growing on il perhap. loo feet
high, Toto the field beyond, dis shce Of many
rode. The body was perfect, but like oil the
rest entirely nude and bIackened by the pow
der. Every building was blown to frsgmen,'
so that no vestige remsined. The tops o.
the trees on each side appear as il Are hat
run over them. The leg of one man wat
hanging In the toS OF a tree.
Mr.. Wethereil. who was the first person
to reach the creek IRON the city after the dis
gaster, gives us some further par,iculars.-
The cylinder mill, granting mill and maya.
zine, were near together, having been re.
built since the explosion last winter, little
south Of the wster-power used in operating
them, No one lives to tell 'he cause of the
explosion, and it is eft entirely to coniec.
ture. The present owners of the mills are
John Cromble and Edwin Gilbert, of this
city, aud VIM. Farnham, Jr., Of Mechanics.
vile, Saratoga sonu,y, Mr.. James Conoly
disposed OF has intefest in January last
All the bodies wore completely denuded
(not aras OF shoe remaining.) and blacken.
ed, and from al bat one the hair was com
'ple'ely singed On, They were thrown from
ten to seventy rode. and one of them was tori
into fragments. The man who was not kill
ed &ss badly injured by the shock. Tn.
glass 10 the surrounding holdings vas shat
tered. b., no o,bsf ns,erisI densss wal
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Terrible Accident On the JesfersOviiIs
nsstlFoad.

rlsUtgl ~ nx-
Exr'os'os OF i.ooos" uIs..s, mo ".s
hilisp Inc 'ocomo"se na.'no'o"cw' 20
which WAS s'taensu me ',e'sn' "''n, on 'he
!eners"nvii'e hs'roea' oir" up on "eanes-
diy evening Jew mHes oeyoho hen'yv'he'
oy which aceidrn' the eng nrer' uslffIS
HAkhis' snd me n's"an' iHomAs |oASf-L'
wese ins'sn,y k'nea, ahu o'sne"sn'w ~ nose
name we o'd no' 'earn' was severely (" not
dangerously wo""oeo'
IAe acc,dent was caused oy me want o.,
wafer III me ooile'' anu was ,ne 'esu,. vi
ei'ne' gross 'yno'a"ee ., eu'p'oe careless,
ness. Inc pumps were Known 10 DC ou' oi
order. ana unserviceap'e; ana, un'er these
csrcumstances' IS matter OF surprise 10 US
that the engineer was allowed 70 use the en-
gine.
Inc iofce OF Inc explosion was terrinc.-
Inc engineer was blown one hundred and
seventy PAGES from the train, through the
scattered remnants OF his mut'iated body and
torn clothing. The fireman w's horribly
,.mangi~d. his entrs'is torn cut. portion OF
me- hver was 'ouha III Que place, ana arm IN
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CORONER,S INOUEsT,

a CoRoNER's Inques. vas held the 18th of April.
is5S in Pike county Ind. the dead body Of
the Canal the evening previous when the jsry
ported the following verdict that they believe
sad drowning and that fn papers found h effects.
hey suppose hp name to be Henry Baeh Dut:hman .
pedar about 40 of DARK about Eve
feet eight inches high Deceased had clothing Of
MIXED color. i'-a tI+
There found Of HIS effects .hs following. to witt
In Dask Notes broken backs. 81 co
in Specie.
Certificate Of deposit in City Bank $50 co
In merchandise jswsry. notions. etc. ca IL
myS-3tw l.. p. BOONE. j. p Pike co.
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done. This IL the fourth time that these
mills have blown up within FIVE years, and
the third time within twelve or fifteen months.
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CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STOKE OF
49, HORACE WATERS, -,
NO. 333 nsoad way, New York

MUSIC AT GREATLY kEDUCED RATES.
sz1E.-2- NOTWITHSTANDING the combip stiss Of
g Music Dealers to keep mp the prices Of nsa.
~ n decpyrsh music against the interests Of Native
- uCompo-~rs. and their rcfusal nF.
the eourtese OF the trade he Is making sG0
Having abundant evidence that he has public
snd support In bis opposition to the Great Monopoly and In
his aid Native Talent adopt Native
His stock of American and Europesn Music and
the catalogue OF his publications Of the largest sn1
selected in the United States He has also made 6reas
Reduction in the Prices Of Psnos and Musical ng
Of all kinda Superior toned Octave Piancs for
sT5 $500 s225 interior Of good quality and
sronaed as durable those which cost $500 81
variety style and price $1,000 comprising hose
Of different manufactures them the eelttrsted
modern irproved HORACE wATEas PASos. and the free
premium Eoiean Panos Of GILBERT Co.'S make owners
the e Ptent Second hand Pianos at taxsins.
Pricesrsm $40 ESQ., Msodeons from i've dnerent ahts
factories. including the we-known s. ID. 4 H. W Smiths
Melodeons the hest make
the United States Prices s5 eco SIS sIoo ans s25 s3s,
$780, Smith Double Bank Melodeons $500 Each Piano asl
Modeon guaranteed The best teens to the trade scbool
12 discount to cfergymen and Churcbes All
propty attended Music all Of the
country paid the reduced rates General and select
Catalogues and Schedule of prices of Musical Insrunen sr
waraed to any address free OF charge feb2o-snw
DIR. i. h. N1ARCa1SI,S cELEBRATED
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HIGHLY IMPORTANr ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE ArSLiCfEo EvkRrwuEAE. -. -
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM
CONES GREETING.
UHR. A. l.. ADAMS MIN THEORY FOR DIS.
" awakening the inquiry in the nads Of all who
shiy immursd in darkness and the
-" |. DIR. A. L. ADAMS, LIVER BALsAa.
The PAnaea Of Disease offered the afflicted Of
n ali s.asss bilious Fever AIDE and Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Dropsical Affections, Coughs Consumption Ashms
Janndiee Bowel Complaints Dsrrhe. Dyssnery Rhsuna
sm Piles serofula Malt Rhs pyspepsa. General osbil
Icy, Ssrscusness ccstiveness. Indigestion Female Com
Or. A L. Adams Liver Baisam h6x stans the highest
reputation remedy before the pac and has proved
We skeptiesl beyond shadow % doubt that IL ist
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
(eing purely vesste fer the Of the above
yotares, aud pronounce Liner Balsam 90 be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBESGEk OF HEALTH TO TIE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials from trseh it has made swollen
submitting the Liver Bsissm
thoss suffering under the IRON GRASP Of the MONSTER
and ~ once procure one bottle OF A. L. Adams
Liver Basam. ~
The attention called the psrusa Medical
Circular which be obtained Agent throughout the
dess Also certificates ron those who have tested its
parlsd aeendancy the diseases to which we all
O. E. scorr General Agent No CT Randolph st. Chicago
Sold by HALLOCK sToDDARD. Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied by them 1t Proprie
e. JAMES Mt Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON New Har-
monv; T. @. JAQUES co. Poseyville; HALL0CK q
PARMENTER Princeton. Ind. e1-1yw
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KKyAR with the Of bnildipg. Procure yeur
w Carpenter Work ready made ofssasoned lumber aal
30 per
HfNKLE. GUILD CO.. sss WEST FRONT 81.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Door, Sash. and Blind Factory Plsning MIL SD ass
Der Yard. 80 =, 7.
Our Factory co by $50 feet stories high With nachc
for Panel Doors Sash vsnitiss Panel
Shutters Door window Frames Mantes Bass Piasers
Aouldngs Weatherboard white yellow F1ogying.
and Planned Boards for the inside fnh Of Frame OK Brick
Houses Our work Is framed in tho manner ~ made
hsna superior any Factory had
ing houroughy tested Drying House Sash Primed and
Glazed With the advantage Of large Lumber lard n
Fulton containing several eres OF ground and 200 es 81
than the West Orders hllsd fef
boards framing timber and joints OF desert ption We
also packing hathS.
Country Merchants will find to their interest keep
articles for sale. Discountto Dealers Terms Cash. -
Kansas aud Nebraska Portable COTTAGES, containing
two which be put and taken dsvn In
few hours. mple can be a. onr factory
Our bill Is T 20 below Louisville prises
81 Our Bill Of Prices can be seen ct this once.
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF . HE WEST
ERN STATES, AND TO ALL WIG
USE LIQUOR As A. MEDICINE OH A!
BEVEAAGE.

H n - -
USE LIQUOR As A. MEDICINE OH AS
A BEVERAGE.
uNHYsICIANs who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for ssd-
cal purposes should give the preference to woLSE's
Sch cdam. in Holland and
vely the factory Of the proprsar BY and from
proved. By rsporssd analysis
chemists be entirely free fee n the fos oil witch
Is the the and viscra arrangement serous
and morbid desiru for habua and intern
indulgence xhich sueh Liquors Invariably tend to supern
s. tits proved by unerring that the Juniper
Gin favored win thu acid and incgesble oil Of
Volatile aromatic the
the Italian Juniper berry neglected By other nanuac
Il is ch-miesy proved ahsoluely pure its recti
fcaon-a quality obtained By entirely and
II proved By extensive medical experience and testi
mony we'll remedy many
tsm faulence choc kidney IN bladder
dspepa fever and ssue general debility sluggish ereula
on Of the blood deficient miiason Of food snd exhausted
g. Hiss mos. grateful and renovXtus cordial and when
used directed inaams the system or induces nebri
dislike all inferior Iquors And IL invariably
the i'll Of bad water whether in swanpy limestone
cssrie In all Of these enumerated qualities 1t has no rival
Since ths eeiebrsd
York and other large e have
ing it, The genuine .n od in quar- .ad pin bottles
b,tts cork AID label you'd advise those who nae 1t
dcinslly purehass the bottle as Bas and ot.s fire.
United states rD0LPHO WOLFE.
Sole rna,sfacturer And In porter.
IS. - and 22 Beaver New York.
The word Schnspp belongs exclusively to srties all
r.. whei-sae desierin cisv.and Ohio W. O. Gordon;
Frest Edwards: @. Brad.eyu; Z. ssyior' & Co.
In De rot Michigan, s. r. Mcmillan; Jacobs and Card
ner: Rsh Ripley; .. Farrond; s. CAuthurt Co.
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ong standing.
ing certain less expensive, and leaving The system In
better condition. let all Interested call and obtain
ns Of m
together with letters from highly experienced Phys
clans who used in their practice, and speak fen
'neir own o0'sr' N-REFERRycEs:-i !h I'D
..4aP. B. PxcKHAx, NJ. D.. Utica, NJ. -
Nh r s,nn1. M D. Roeh nsne
~ n. Y. FooTy, Al. D., Syracuse, MY.
- Prof. DuxBAR NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
&c. oRRIcK, NJ. ID. ,Baiumore, ND.
w. w. RrEsE, NJ. d.. New York City. fti.t
w. PEEscoTr. NJ. d.. Coz cord. Nh
J.P. NEwtAxp, NJ. d., Utica my. .sUtt.-
Eev.C.s. BEARD, Glenn sprs. 60, C.
Pamphlets had gratis at the Store Of @:;.
=ALLoCK & sToDpAkp AEea2..,
Also sold by
RowEss Buass, yewburg, Ind.
Dr.. OLIVER MORGAN, Rockport, Ind. -hsf
GEORGE LYME, Henderson, ky.
r. b. HALLocK, Princeton, Ind.
It'll Letter addressed to care of Mr. Curtis Hatch,
Agent at Raven q. Ohio:
To DR. MsRcna:-I have been ten yesrstroubled WITH
Female omplaintsprolapsus and all the attend
ing dficues at times rendering my life most Diserr
sbie have, had the attendance OF sonc Of the best
physicians, with but little the most they could
do torelieve--s cure was Of question Fot
i've months before commencing with your meoieihe,!
nae no, been ABLE 70 perform any coz %
short, was completely prostrafed, both In ooas an
mind and expected to drag out the res. my os!st
induced try your inyaluab medicine call,
Uterine Catho,ieon n the had no fused
week before felt like another woman. BY the use
three bottles enabled TO perform a the labo ~
six in the family with ease. and could walk anywhere
the neiehborhood without injury. Nothing but sen
of nv duty to yeu and to the afflicted has induced me
stat nv case 70 the public. can safely recommend
nrena ration 10 all those suffering Ike myself.
(signed.} Mas. SARAH A. BlsHor.
FnxrDox, PoRr.sE Co.. Ohio, Dec. @, .s5s.
j. B. MARcHIsr & Co., Projectors.
nhe2wlyl Central Depot, 304 Broadway, MI.
BOOTS, SHOES Ann sLIPpERe.--.st..s.fe
THEE Hs~best retail stock Of ladiey' -
sos.ss, saissrs. tu'se HOPKINS -
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DIR. u. II. MABCsf1SI'S CELEBRATED
CATHoL ICAN-FOR THE RELIEF AND CUR1


n.
n. asss sass P.o. '..-e
nens Ut l's .a.essS
PowessIn Ii.ne az.
easesioi "nicn Ills
a. . "a " enhSse
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DAILY JOU R.N AL.

TThepresident of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad has succeeded in negotiating already
for 10 600 tons Of IRON, sufficient TO lay the
track to Columbus, Mss. He has likewise
arranged thsforeign Indebtedness Of The com.
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cRE.csNr AUCTION noosis. 4


GENERAL AUCrIONEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
DEsPECTFULLY tender their services 70 the etsens
N Evansville and surrounding country fo- the sale Of
Goods Groceries etc; also pArdeaar stten-
paid all sales every description
able satisfactory We shall do exeiusiv ~ Com
mission Business sndnot having goods Of place
with both tie buyef and seller WILL
have fair legitimate market We will devote our whole
the and Csmisson business and our friends
ana may rest assured wall spare
With ntion 70 business
onntse Of all those who ensrust their business
" our care. -
-REFEREyCES-
p. G. 0'RfLEY 4 Co. Evansville.
DuvALL. ALao a Co.. Memphis. Tenn.
y Ts f BOYD. CO.. Do d..
r. b. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SxAPP. do
MILES w. FoLKKs. victsburg. Miss.
WM McRAE do do.
LccxwocD BROS Cincinnati. Ohio:
EEILoG & Foor. do do.
EpwARDs / RusuSrIL, st Louis. No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, at
oplock and every evening during The
Auctionssrs.
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JOY TO THE Is 4 AgEyF ,I

INSTANT OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HARD.
TINE greatest family Medicine Rurps couehs,
Colds Sore Threats and Quinsey. Will cure DarrhsA.
Cholera Morbns Cramps end Spssus in Fever snl
Ague and known fall Daily and hourly calls
this Medicine and the shove ds
writeI had rather life 9th this than
other Medicine. One and all the remedy and
selves Increased sales in Indiana dozen bstss
increase than any other Medicine
before the pab For sale BY all the principal Drns IN
the United States British America California and 0rsesn
WHOLESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH * yIERLING. Evansville Ind.
ScRfBSER DKvol. New Albany. lad.
J. e. Q. r. HAaPyR Madison. Ind. -.
CHAs. III. CLARK. Vincsn nes.Ind.
John PARK. Cincinnati, 0hio-esn hesttainsdsftAsA
stmanufaesurers prices. D. L. GREGORY CO..
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NEW SUMMER DRY GOODS
very latest styles % simmer Dress Goods Just
u eeived per Seventy a1d SAFE low
for cash apps WILLIAM HUGHES.
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Cotton Yarns

secs = dog 3ls Ct on for caah.. ......... .oael
COOS y DOB do do do ............Saek
.0es D doz do do do ............7a,t
The lower prices above generally. where prices
aremenoned fozfuli packages, and the higher for
slnallxhoiesaie. e-'-i. n
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WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL wARE-HoUsn
MILLER. WdNGATE & CD. - =.
and Dealeu 10 all kind. q Farn
tl aud Garden Implements Moving Reapirg and Thresh
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIC Maid
street opposite Bank e. Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-1yw
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BOOTS, SHOES Ann sLIPpERe--.st.ss D. =.
ss.:s:; s.isss.. HOPKINS !EAD
nsyls Jun ree---s--.
sq?shssa tssssss Ea'4 ss-u. $780,,
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NEW ARRIVAL OF WALL Paper. :

IouS s, DEyEREuX. Main St, betwssa Fir.ssnd Sc
% cond has just received from New York and Philadsl
rha tn largest Of Wall PAPERS and Borders
brought West Of the mountains comprising the
II Gold PaFior in variety ell
satin GlA.ss Hall asd Bedroom. vita varied
Statues Also window Pap great variety Of pattern
Those papers selected iy himself and will be sold
unusually Low Promps attention paid HANGING
paper. my5
= 80 = DbHACusD cOODs. : :
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE

10y virtue an tho Court Of ComAen Pleas 81
ID yanderbursh county Ind will As tn. ada inistrs
June is55 the Court House door III Evansville bstssen
public auction the E. or ofN T. Or of Section le Town
X. II West containing 20 acres ubjeetto neiS.Se
Of $3.50 20 the school also 50 Of the South side
Of North psrtcf fractional elton Is Town B. r. IL
Terms Of sale: One half eash and one year
with interest mvy-3v II, O. WHEELER.
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ADMINISTRATIONS s,LE

ADMINISTRATIONS stLE.
TWVHERE will sold public austiou at the rooms OF
wooisey q Nelson. auctossers. on Tuesday. the I'D
Of May property beonsing the estate Of f. j. Fulton.
de,d nsisinE in the Evansville and Crsw-
fordsyilis II. X Co.
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