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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

Mr.. Justice Appleton on the Bench
Tuesday, 22nd. The April term opened
this morning. Prayer was offered by
Bev. S. Ienney, after which, I. Robin,
son Esq. presented a protest from !, II
Thomas, which we give below and it was
ordered to be placed on file.
To the Honorable Justice presiding at
the April Term of the Supreme Judicial
Court within and for the County OF Han
cock
The undersigned would respectfully
represent that he is the legal and Consti-
tutional Sheriff of said county, and as
such, has the right to act at the present
term Of said court, and being unwilling
to use violence, or to throw any obstacle
in the way Of tie due administration OF
Justice, he valves his right to act as
Sheriff at the present term. not however
welding by so doing, any ofhis legal and
Constitutional rights to said office. here
by protesting against The claims Of said
John Il. Redman to the same.
Signed, ISAAC II. THOMAS.
April 2od. | so.
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TRENTON POINT SEMINARY.

r IiE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
Y all concerned, that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trus;
of an Admir-, of the Estate of
MARY SARGENT,
late Of Sullivan, in the County Of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
he therefore requests all persons who are in
debted to the dcceased's estate, to make imme-
date pa yment, and those who have any demand
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
JOHN J.. PARSONS
East Brook April 9th 1856 3wl2
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No. 81.
+. W. ca,

Suppose box whose height is - its
width, its width l2 its length and the
product of its outside dementions--
3276s in was made from plank Pin in
thickness
The sums of the length and breadth Of
the plank-I7 l6.27ft. Req the length
and breadth of the plank also the con-
tents of the box-Req An arithmetical
solution.
Wv. c.,
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MATHEMATICAL QUESTIONS.

No. 10.
AN ALGEBRAIC PROBLEM.
A clown low bred,
TO lady said
Tell me my dear
Your age to year.
Said she in rage
Il think you, sir,
Are an imprucent cur
To ask lady her age.
But though your Ounce.
Ill comply just this this once,
And inform your dull pate
That the digits which make
My age is the sum
OF sir and of one.
The first = multiply
BY ten, and your eye
Will see them inherited.
There, now if your suited,
BE straight off from here
For you'v no idea
How silly you appear.
NED BLAZES.
Cor unite figure.
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A Venerable Lady now residing in
Boston has been effectually cured of a
very distressing Asthma by the use OF
Devines' Compound Pitch Lozengels.-
Sold by all druggists.
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June %, 1913.

June %, 1913.
DR.. VIM. R Hayden is doing an i'm
mence business with his Improved Vcge-
table Purgative Pills" The sale in this
city alone, for the last two months, ex-
ceeded five thousand boxes. They are
not only the cheapest pill in the United
States, but are the best Boston Times
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4 II II is a weapon,

4 II II is weapon,
IL 10 s is boys name,
1876 is the top of a dish,
s109l75 IA is tie name ola planet,
101l1sl25s ls generally has lines
16 IL I II Is 81 is boys name
1920 3 % is smaller than a mountain,
My Whole is the name of building in
Bluehill.
HERO.
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HERO.

JENNIE has the right idea of the form
of the loaf and has come nearer the ans.
than any other one. was going to say
that the ladies are ahead of the gents in
Mathematics, but since then the Prob.
has been answered.
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cor unite figure.
No. 20.

Three numbers are in progression by
quotient whose sum equals 90 and the
sum ofwhose second powers equals, 364.
Reg the numbers
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PILES AND FISTULAS.

These and othat similar dist ressing complaints an be
effec tuay cured if the 0iutment be well rubbed over
the parts affected and by Otherwise following he printed
directions around around each pot
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The subscriber hereby gives pubic no.
tice to all concerned, that he has been
duly appointed and has taken upon him
self the trust Of an Administrator upoa
the Estate Of Francis Echenagucia,
late of Penobscot, in the County ofIIancock ma
rine deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
he therefore requests all persons who are in
debted to the said deceased's estate, to make
immediate payment, and those whshavesny de
mands thereon, to 7yhihit the same for settle
ment. JOHN HANSON.
Penobscot, April II. 1856, 3wl3
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ENIGMA NO. 4.

I am Composed Of syllables 3 words
and % letters.
Ny Is 8 II 1919 22l % is a town in
Maine,
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
THE GRAND EXTERNALREMOY

BY the aid OF microscope, millions Of little
openings On The surface Of bodies Through these
this Ointment, When rubbed on the skin is CARR d to
any organ inward part Diseases Of the Kidneys. dh
orders Of the Liver affections the heart lniiammat
Of the Lungs Asthas, Coughs and Colds. arr by Its
means eiecuaily cured Every hiuse wife knows that
passes freely through bone peneraes through any
thickness. This healing Ointment for mure readily pen
elr4les through any bone ioshy part OF the living
body curing the dan gerous inward complaints that
CANNOT be reached BY olher means
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NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS. ;,

The undersigned selcctman of Ellis
worth will receive Proposals until the
tenth day of may. next for building Per
Rod the road from the North line OF
Ellsworth near Beach hill brook to the
County road near the house Of Charles
Garland. distance of about two and
one third miles said road to be built in
the following manner.
To be twenty feet in width from ditch
to ditch. thoroughly Grabbcr, and hand
somly rounded,
The culverts 70 be built Of stone or
ceder and of sufficient size to vent al the
water freely.
The road to we'll drained. and to be
complicated by the twenty fifth day OF
September next, to the Satisfaction and
deception of the Seectmcn, and tue
money to be Paid when the road is COM
pleeted, and accepted.
- J. DuTroS { Selcctmen
J.L Moon of
c. P. JORDAN I Ellsworth
Ellsworth April Dist 1856 3wl3
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subject, II proven ans s-tr from sticking 10 the
iron and causes the inca TO retain its Stiffness An
other import ant adv .ge that by using the fesh
ar, les ban be stare in either COLD BOILED starch
an roned mmedia y wllhnut the unfavofable results
which usually How the ordnory manner.
Price only Is cent large bottles. Preparedtby d.
TAYLOR ia No. Broad street, Boston.
J. Dinsmore X Sons, -kowhsin, lien. Agents I Sold
in Ellsworth by
ly is III
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SORE LEGS. SGRE BREASTS, WOUNDS
& lILCFRS

Some Of the scientific surgeons rely solely
on the of this wonderu l Ointment when having 10
repe with tho worse casss OF sores wounds, ulcers,
command of the Allied GOVERNMENTS di patched to the
hospitals of the East, large shipments OF is Ointment
used under the direction Of tina Me ca staff in the
of wounds 1t viii any ulcer glandular
swelling Stiffness contraction af the joints even of
~ wears, standing,
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ERYSlPELAS, SALR dHEUM & SC0R'
cutie HUM0

No remedy has done much for the NJ DIS
ca ses Of The Skin whatever form they may assume
this Ornament. No case OF salt Rheum, Souruy, Sore
Heads, Soroula or Erylpelar, long Withstand its
influence. The inventor has travelled ever many part
of he globe visiting thepincipa hosi tails dispensing
this Ointment, giving advice as 10 its application, and
has thus been tho means Of restoring countless numbers
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COMPOUND PITCH LO2ENCES

The Great Remedy for Colds, Cough,
Whooping Congh, Cronp, Asthma,
and Consumption
WARRANTED TO CURE
Two boxes have cured a bad cold
Twotasix boxes have cured Raising OF BloodN
Three to five boxes bave cured Whnopng Cough.
Two to four boxes have cured Group.
Five to eight bores have cnrrd Consumption.
Manufactured by 5. T.. FULLER g. Co, No. 1 vii
son lane. Boston.
PIX SLATER & CO., Wholesale and Retail Agents.
No fremont Temple Boston.
IL Sold by Druggists and merchants generally
throughout the country also by the Manufacturers No
Wilson Lane. Bost on, Mass -
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Both the Ointment and pills should be
used in the fo1loming coses i:
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spring. e HATS L CAPS. lAs(
New Spring Fashions I!
TO PURCHASER,
Is o y $ CLOTH II <

ia WHOLESALE.
~ Ills lrarth Ct cur al ,ss LES lo!
stead lily inc CASH &, Il Ilw st;l & ,lli,all,d
IN the euntry. Groat,a1c and atr.lttn It's
hecns4sen in this de- altmtnt four lu,i,,~s
the Ircselt seas, II, TO meet It's ei.ial g m,i
and the NaAts {. Tic tct!e. aid VIC are ne
pared to cxl.iLit the lest stock Ct
Youth and Children's Garments.
Fin point Of taste, style, work uanship and dr.
rability, 10 he found i'll New England
Thes Mems DeI al'ment Is alurdctt'v
suppiep with every variety Of CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS, Sc, from whicl,
dealers may select a ccmplet stock FOR the cotl-
try trade
Large additions to Cur lrossnt sch Il I,w
and desirable Gootk. VIII tie made tl!,r; Il
the season, ard tie latest fashions i,troduc,d.
Bayers far cash, and the trade generally.
, are invited TO call and cxamin our assortne,t
before purchasing eiscw here.
Geo. w. SIMMONS, PIPER SEQ,
OAK HAIL, SO ard "a ~ RIHsT, Its-CN n:A.S
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f-'lfnJ 'hlD Hi"A NAN 'tceI xoa 'lNI0lanvN
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to -. '.-'"iiinH 81 aspsis,o"N "'gn
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~ In $40 ''n WoIi sl1rryo rlla Joi9Soi 81.
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'pHl j. IHudUmd C-0Ii& stu 10 oJrllaM Jtll T.
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a '9ui- 1i6 'I2!g IJEoos .uS!tM 'sesRUo Aurul
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col 'nG3J.iusN N ' ID, ssolun sooq GU iua
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ROSS g. PEA RICE,
Importers and Dealers in
Irvine Webbing & Sewing Ma.
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PRICE Si,GO.
"BuV Me and I'LL Do You GOOD -
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AN0 HERB JAUNDiCE BITTMS

Only % Gig Tot pint and IS cts for large Bottle
Composed of the bet, Roots Herbs and Barks in the
world III such manneras 10 act directly upon the
nj disease This the best medicine discovered for
tn cure of Bilious Diseases and Liver Com PAINTS and
may Therefore he used he preveustve and
ed; lor that affecting s:anrgs Fever and Asue They
also aud eradicate the system Jdundce
worst forms. Lcstiseuess, Dyspepsia, Humurs If the
Blood All SKIN, lugeStt"n Head ache, Dizziness files
Heartburn, Weakness Pam in the side and Bowels Ian
suor Ei'ulency Loss OF Appetite aud all kindred com
plants, caused by atsorpeed stomach or bad blood t"
which all are more az ss subject in sprng and summer
lhey viii clense. Pnrify. heal strengthen, regulate
1ud nP and keep IN order the shoSs system In Word
hey always ho good. try them
Office, 90 tulon st. Boston soc hy all dealers in
medicine, everywhere. 6u8
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LADIES, READ THIS.
Taylor's Premium Starch Polish.

THE FRIEND OF THE LAUN
DRESS This ars4e'e has been test
Ell hy The best lhdges. aud pronouae'
ed sapsrior 10 anything OF the kind
in The market. The Highest Pre-
MUM hos been awarded toll by the
Mechanics Fair, lately held in Bos
tou, dnd wherever il has bsen tried
Il has given universal sat- staction,
1t not only gives u CLEAR POLISH
70 THE LINEN b,k1viatcs many
di faculties 10 which launlreSses are
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Garden Seeds,
l3tf For sale by NJ. HALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

MAY. Gody's Lady's Book. Harpers and
Petersons Magazine, just received by
NJ. HALE.
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A Fight at the Polls.

The election yesterday passed off peaceably
till about O'Clock when a small muss occur
red at the Neptune Engine House polls. The
facts as detailed to US by several gentlemen
who were present, are these. DIR. Caldwell, q
Democrat, had brought in voter from the
Poor House. Mr.. Christian Decker, an old,
peaceable and highly esteemed citizen of Ger
man birth, spoke to the man who had been
brought in. and was assaulted by Dr. c. for so
doing. A scuffle ensued without anybody being
injured, when Immediately afterward the Doc
tor got into another battle with a German of
his own party, and they had a tumble with no
great injury to either. DR.. Hutchinson was
talking under considerable excitement, and
shook his fist in the face of Mr.. Mosley, but
whether Intentionally as threat at him we
do not know Mr.. NJ took it so, at all events,
and hit Dr. H. on the head with cane, in
flicting severe wound, from which the blood
freely flowed. He was conveyed to his office
where the wound was dressed. The Sheriff
of the county then rushed up from Main street
NOT to call the peace. as by virtue of his Of
fee it was his duty to debut with revolver
in his hand in search of Mr.. Mosley. He found
him very easily, and asked him if he had any
thing to defend himself with. Mosley pulled
out pistol, and told hiu to come on, that no
one was afraid but him, Gavitt. Citizens
stepped between them, and Gavitt was dis
armed without any trouble at all If
Gavitt did not know he was giving the
signal for general riot when he thus present
ed himself before Mosely, he was a mere fool.
Had one shot been fired by him, twenty shots
would have followed before the echo of it had
died away, and where the end would have
been no man can conceive. There were prob
ably dozen pistols visible the moment he ap-
peared pistol in hand. The whole town had
been fearful of conflict during the day, and
as community we were as a sleeping volca-
no. Yet, under this condition of things, the
Sheriff of the county, instead Of coming from
q distance to command the peace when he
heard of adisturbance, rushes in to change the
fight from mere fsticuffS to mortal combat
with weapons. We hive no thought that he
really intended to do anything very desperate,
but that does not alter the nature of the of
fence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15
Election Returns.

We kept the paper open nearly all last
night to get election returns, but were COM
PEELED to close up without giving full returns
from this township, although we give correct
returnsfrom several others. The counting of
ballots at the Neptune Engine House closed
about IL O'Clock. Only 800 votes had then
been counted. The vote then stood Morton
20 maj !; Veatch, So; Tngle 81; Holden 81 Be-
tween Chandler and Farrell, for Recorder there
were not three votes difference.
At half past one o'clock this morning. over
600 ballots had been counted at the Auditors
Office, about half the number of votes. We
thought it useless to wait for the completion
of the countings. The vote then stood Viii
lard, 4o5; Morton, 1873. DENLY, 1913; Ingle.
oil. Lockhart, 1872; Veatch, 200 So far as
returns were known up to 2 O'Clock this morn
ing the Democrats have undoubtedly carried
their county ticket, probably with the excep-
ton of Sheriff. However, that may be, the
leaders were awfulIy tight by mid night,
which is always pretty sure sign of their
success. We give telegraph dispatches from
Ohio and Pennsylvania in another column
Tomorrow we shall give full news.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS

PITTsBURa, Oct. l3.
River one foot by the metal mark. Weather cloudy
and mild.
CINcINNATI. Oct. l2,
River unchanged. Weather cloudy and mild.
New YORK, Oct. 13.
Flour market firm sales at 81 1907 45 for Southern.
Wheathas upward tendency: sales of II 900 bushels
at 81 63g 20 for white, and 50 for red. Corn rm
ales of $1,000 bushels white and mixed at 64e Pork
quiet at san 6216. Beef buoyant. Lard very dull
l31Sc. Whisky lower.
CIECGNNATI, Oct. 10
Flour dull at s5 IS. Oats active a, 3s@39c. Wheat
unchanged. Whisky firm at 29c. Groceries firm and
in, hanged.
CINCINNATI October IA.
River 10 inches. Weather cold and cloudy.
CISCIHNATT, Oct IA.
Flour dull, sales Of superne st IS and extra so.
Wheat scarce and firm at 90. Groceries firm and
changed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE JOURNAL
of the damage.

Ind aaa EIe ton.
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. II, P. NJ.
Nothing definite in regard to the result Of
the election yet. All passed of quietly so far.
The liquor saloons are ali closed.
PRINCETON, Oct. IA, So P. M.
The election passed off quietly. A party of
young men came out in the afternoon on horse
back, representing the Border Ruffians, which
caused some excitement, but was passed over
without any fighting The board will count
until IL O'Clock
PRINCETON, Oct. IA, IL P. NJ
120; Willard, 122; Veatch, 118; Lockhart,
I19.
New ALBANY, Oct. a.
Greenville, Georgetown, Lafayette and
Franklin townships give Democratic majority
of 438. New Albany township not counted.
The contest will be close in this county.
VINcENNEs, Oct. IA, II P. NJ
Washington township. Knox county, gives
Republican ticket about so majority
The votes will not all be counted in this
city before morning. The result will be close
but probably the Democrats have carried the
county.
Four townships in Martin county show
eight Republican majority. The county will
be close.
LOUISVILLE, Oct Is, 2, A. M.
Indianapolis city, Morton 100 majority; De-
catur, IA majority. Two townships in Shell
by Co., Willard 118 majority.
Pennsylvania Election.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA.
The returns from Pennsylvania are very
indefinite, but seem TO rather indicate the sue
cess Of the Democratic ticket.
| Returns from Ohio show large Republican
gains. Hamilton county, including first and
second districts give Democratic majority
with much of decrease on the Democratic
vote.
| Nothing from middle or Northern Indiana.
The telegraph lines in that direction are not
working tonight.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA, 9 P. NJ.
An immense vote was polled to-day. The
Democrats have carried the city. The election
passed off quietly.
PITTsBURG, Oct. IA.
All the wards except the fifth give MAORI
ty for the Republican Canal Commissioner OF
1852 first and second wards of Allegheny city
show Democratic gains of S.
Lawrenceville, Democratic gain of 3d. To-
ledo, 400 majority for the Democrats Cleve-
land, 4 wards show 40 Republican GAIN
Springfield, Republican majority 294.
LOUISVILLE Oct IA.
The city of Philadelphia has gone five to
six thousand Democratic. Burks county S.
500; Northampton 1900 Nearly all the
counties show large Democratic gain. indi-
eating 1900 in the State.
Icaocratic candidates 1st, Sd, 4th and 5th
Congressional Districts. Edward Jay Morris
elected in I'd district
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15

tT We understand that Mr.. G. w. Har-
din yesterday took an oath at the polls in
Union Township, that he had resided in this
State during the six months Immediately pre-
.ceding this election" This is the form pre-
scribed by law. AS Mr.. Hardin has been a
resident of Kansas and the borders for several
months past, it is unnecessary for us to say
what is the name of the crime or offence of
which he was guilty when he took this oath.
Our courts call it peywy-we shall not hurt
the feelings of his friends by giving it name.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15

FIRE AT TERRE HAUTE.-The Prairie House
at Terre Haute caught fire yesterday at noon,
and the rear of it was burned down. We did
not learn the cause of the fire nor the amount
of the damage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15

OF The grand cavalcade OF horses and
smnes will assemble at the Fair grounds this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1t will be well
worth seeing. A big crowd should assemble
TO witness the display.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15

0rF The. splendid New Harmony Brass
Band arrived here yesterday afternoon in their
carriage They are here in attendance at the
County Fair, and will be feature of the occa-
sion. If premium were awarded for the
best Brass Band, New Harmony would take
the mug
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15
NE. AS EGsRS ALL!

WE'VE beg inform numerous customers. the Ladies in
WV particular, ready show one OF
displays, in FANCY STAPLE Day GOODs
ever before offered this We busy to
give M say
Of Ladies' Dress Goods such French
Mernos Woolen Plaids black and fancy Silks
Deaines Mantlas Sbawls the richest French Embroide
res Bonnets Ladies'. Misses and Children's Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain, Calicoes,
Gnghams Fannes Lnseys Jeaus Sstihet Domestics and
articles to mention cannot
be beat whether in STYLE quality price
still adhere motto-'SELL CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
Gall everybody Main the
Of First sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
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OF Prentice, of the Louisville Journal,
acknowledges complimentary notice in an
exchange in the following style: eve scarcely
know, dear sir. how to thank you sufficiently.
We wish you were the son of the President
of the United States, and we were your
father"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-15
AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
EEAVING leased for of years and fitted M the
Old House. of Main and Third streets,
receive for sale at auction private
SALE all kinds wares and household
furniture, horses. buggies. etc.. etc.
Cash advan ees IN signments when equired.
clock, A. Nj Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday lights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City OF
Evansville all the recent Enlsrgemens and be-
evng will the interest of all concerned; we have
of Every month for the sale of
All those wishing sell
ted in time give the public due notice
patronage having Houses and Let's Lands
public private sale respectfully solicit
ted iyI5 WOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.