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moderate without
for export was HIGHT while the purchases for domestic
sumption were moderate The ansactons looted about
Common 90 good State Observation-Disclosures 10 o. IS
Common TO good Michigan. lea Is
Cannon good Ohio. 10 IS
sOahern mixed to good bra d. asa
Canadian superhne aud ............ 40 %
Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City Mills
Csraan hour was sold 10 moderate exent w6o, ess,Ss
in prices Southern heavy With 81 abou s0 b5s
ar .ssS, the srSye closing With
50 . saIs. srs msua meal y1s S 81 ya
animated there were increased receipts. wuh
20 G %Cder "a ds@soa for export em.re
= o white southern az 81 7o red Msour a. 81 81 Nwan
ws. Tor Se 'a s ~ . Srn
Sn' eo soee bushels included which we're 10 "a ss.
T9c; and Western mixed coo nc. Rye.-saas o, GA
sood tour rowed ats q 81 IS and prime Is.
for SAFE sns oats sere N moderate r., ssaae- q &C &c
,CoFIEr1hc ,aes embraced $50 bags Rio at ioc
lls SO bag Bshs :? cash for export and 30 mats J.,a
a raas seos -. Ws Cas sales q RIO % he
ma, TAI auction he t ultno when GO bags pra.
lo,e per 10 The above Transactions Amounting IN ali %
dee ser esns or ,b e ,1s however
the impression that has for III. present reached
burg and Asslia. iose!her bags ioas TO- e We
200 bags 81 Domingo, for export $40 os Other Kinds
pssed % await the reoegs, Of foreign ncws dae a Hall.
nx The salss embraced about 100 bales upon
following quotations i.verpooi elassidc aiionl:-
Upland Florida. M5ac. ~ O.s.T.
s sii$$;i:iI \. 49,: s IS I s$
mlddIng iar.....,s.. va l2is Rs 1917
Fhu..sss.....s.. ll't nom.
1ood fair.....,... nom. nom. nom.
Fine. ................ nom.
Mr. Wright IN his for steamer has the following
remarks regarding the n coon:Ahough export
70 Crest Britain this IL . @ bses against 900 bales
same week last $4,000 bales IN the week IN
iss2 and in the following week Of last year 5000
bales The vessels loading Southern ports fol.
lows
is55 lSs5. 1854 1853 1859
FT 1ss -, !. a.; s., = s. "a
Tour weeks VIII therefore be les than In OF the las
years.
sre,Hs The sales embraced about 200 a GOO hhds, aa
SIC n qtfc. q loo
FHrieIrsRa,es 70 English ports we're rather easier To
Liverpool about fotc bushels Of
and lux at "a Sd. with 500 hbs Hour at I'D and
some cotton At slGd To Loncol 1000 bushels wheat In
ships hays engaged LID with 2n bbls nour Al
"a J0lsd. B. 1oGasgow 3Ct0 bushels g,an were aten
at 3D. ard S00 do Al private terms with o.
Some cotton engaged for Havre 3D. grain nj
Tr. ard -four nomns At roc.
Provisions Pork-The market nrmer with sales OF
500 100 bills nj SIS e1s $40. while
10 and prime upchar red Beef rm. with 30
for country ntdsa ia sl % for repsked nees and
81 sia 30 for Chicago Go Cut meats seady with
sales OF picked hams Toe Lard sales bbs were
made 10 arrive 81 Ike. with sales spot AZ l2sfc
1sc Butter at i1c &c and good 70 prime fresh
al &c &c. Cheese was steady Al &C. a loo.
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TUESDAY, Dec % +. NJ
market heavy, aud Sales
Moderate without quothle change IN prices The demand
export HIGHT while the purchases for domestic
umptlon moderate The looted ahOu;
tvN . 5000 hhls NJ about the following quotations.
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For Palms iu tbe Chest. Asthma, Sc -Eu w.
vcndersnlth Y. n rsen. Nedeaied ches Protector WIN
Immediate relief Every eonsampuve persrn should
them. sod only tho once Cor treatment IL
consumption, No. i5s Bo@ery.
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heah beau.e hey take Al impure m.isrs out q he blood,
ami the BODY s weakened but strengthened BY their
Cor hese valuable ps % not force but hey
ture, and not opPo~ed bat harmoubed with her S
street.
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Mr. Wright IN bis for the steamer the following
remarks gardng the n eYp0r
70 Crest Britain this week Il 3 co.. bales against 900
week last $4,000 bales week in
ls52 and In the following week of last 600
bales The vessels loading at Southern ports are a. fo
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REMOVAL OF THE FLORIDA MpIANs.-1t Is stated
that tie Secretaries OF War and the Inferior have
ciaass snportant arrangement Tor the peaceful
Of the Seminole Indians from Florida delegation
Of seminole chiefs the west Of the Mississippi will
sent 70 Forea with presents and promises OF LIBERAL
rrnnls of laud
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The Toilet OF Beauty-Thc Perfection of
beauty, In the beautiful woman IL gained her
toilet There the of Burncs kaison orfen, water.
indispensable eradcntes an unsghy objects such tan
rcklcs ard rmpes and gives the oomplexon cesr snd
blooming appearance. Prepared nv JOSEPH BURNETT
co. Treneni street For sale BY c. II. Ring. "
dealers rcnerarly.
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Wnsse Teeth, Perssmed Breath and Beau-
tfui complexion be acquire BY using the balm of
thousand ncwrrs" Beware q counterfeis The immense
~ NE bsm has brought hosts Of conntefes
and srpc~forn he each hosie signed FErRfDGE
CO, frHnkiin square. N. Y. For sale By all druggs3
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uUlI, Inimttsbic Cutter Of Hair ard xvhis-
kers at No Barclay street. Hair dye ". box, black
brou
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"Wednesday, December 3, Mt 10 o'clock, A. NJ
-LEAvITT, DELlssER co Auctioneers
s17 and 379 Broadway, OF White street.
Great auction sac OF rosewood pianofortes.
Messrs. l.. d. A 90 win sell above thirty elegant
u ianofories auction. sale peremDiory.
LEAyITT, DELlsSER Co, Auctioneers,
yT & $40 Broadway.
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Paran stanary silver plated chandeliers glass
&c &C, selling of NJ cost a. f ". HAUGHWOCrS,
sill and 563 Broadway The entire stock be cleared
expense Of removal 10 the The price OF
every article marked In plain hgures An early call will
cure choice bargains.
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20 Cent Ambrofype Likencssess, with Cas-,
60 OH like no, cakesran shine. Factory 81 Broadway
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One Shilling Portraitypes, illustrating the
oyelness of beauty without imitation; 900 daily Depot OF
art Bro dway
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sier Asa H. Borart James Durnios. Asahel Reed.
iennq Mons Crnmiite,-Iesse s,kles. William n.
N'Corklo, John Van the, VIM Hotchtiss g. w. Tucker
THE ELEVENTH WARD.
enc Illustration OF the primary system de-
vcoped in the Eleventh ward yesterday afternoon. rs.
seventy I'VE and hundred voters succeeded Ia
getting their ballots into the hands Of the Inspectors and
yet when the votes counted the successful ticket
r. q n. cSs SS' s
hustng showing hat smshng and clothes tearing pro
cess that has chsracerz the primary system for years
indrlged IN, and st when the election over the
vctors and the vsnaushed alike appeared sasaed with
the result. The following s the ticket elected.
JOB n HcoshkirE, Hiram Enge, Henry q. wcoIley.
Turg krl's 0sncai Ccnmiree Thomas Abbott, Fran
els Clark John Merrhed. John scannel John hcMahon
THfRrKFNTH WARD.
The po was hed At the corner Of Grad and Ridge
streets Everything was quiet during the afternoon.
The following are the rames Of the successful cand
Gcae,ci CcmmitDe -Thos. n. Ferris, VIM. y. wesks,
John G Frazier, Richard 9. Newkirk, Ephrsin Allen.
Y. Miller, John Mcconnell Jas. Bradley Edwd. Ryan.
FoURrEEyrH WARD.
The anti Wood men succeeded in kicking up quite no
two, with some torn esments they thought they had
done enough 70 save The country and quietly per mtsed
the majority N vote their way. The following Wood
ticket elected by majority OF 3s3 votes the oppo.
son ticket polled "a votes:-
eer~ol cc~mittes Michael Tuomey, James Carly,
John III. Chambers Joseph shannon, James Hays.
Yoi1p Mems General COMMITTEE. Mathew Daily, James
wseroD, James Kehoe, Henry Mcdonald, Alonzo Bocss
FIFTEENTH WARD.
The election In this ward vent of very quiety-there
was no disturbance whatever. The Wood ticket had q
triumphant me iorty, and was composed IS follows
Gcnvcl COMMITTEE --Isasc v. Fowler, n W. Norrir
John b. Ryer, Beri s. Hart. Isaac Bell Jr
TosnO Men's Commi0ee.-wiism Dayton, James c. &
Sinclair, Q. W. Campbell J shannon, 7. Mcknight
sTxTEENTH WARD.
There was opposition In this ward Only ticket
IVES run, Wood ticket headed by Charles A May. Tho
following are the rames of the general committee and
Young Mems committee elected.
oesrol Commute CHARLES A. May, Samuel ossood,
Richard Doueherty, Michael Hsip,n James Murray.
Toqrq Mons COMMITTEE Charles lines Robert Grant,
John d, McGregoy, Peter Trainer, Philip Coserove.
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Beschelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupee~,
the best IN the world made sold and applied No 23s
broadway.
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John Woods new Up Town Gymnasium
will be opened Monday evening December His friends
and former pupils respectfully invited 10 be pre- Nos
4 and East Twenty eighth street, Fifth avenue
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0rIf there is locality in thewhole Union
where the foles and glazing iniquities of Sam
are rightly understood and properly apprecia-
ted, that locality is old Warrick.
ssssss. Ba, st.v Ne,0b1rg Dem.
We do not suppose ''Old Warrick" would
lever have been enlightened as to ''the follies
and glaring impurities of Sam" were it not for
the discoveries made at Sans advent in New
burg, by means of a ladder. One gentleman
then discovered more stars in Sans armament,
than doubtless have ever met his bewildered
gaze since. Frary himself has been crazy on
the subject since that time. He seems to think
all Warrick is in the same condition.
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Dedication at Princeton.

We are requested by Mr.. H. S. Morton,
principal of the new Female Seminary at
Princeton. to invite the citizens of Evansville
to attend The Dedicatory services Of the Princls
ton Institution on Wednesday, the 9th of
February, at 10 A. NJ We understand this
is large, roomy building, and as it has been
erected especially for the one object, comprises
all the comforts and conveniencies desirable
in such an institution. 1t is delightfully."- stu
ated both for health and beauty. We hope
that many of our Evansville young ladies will
ere long be in Attendance at this Seminary.
/ We assure parents they will far better pro-
m ote the interests of their daughters, both as
regards health and education, by sending them
to this school, tEan by sending them to the fash
ionable boarding schools abroad, where girls
are generally kept halfstarved, halffrozen and
! halfeducdted, on clock work principles Of
regularity, and made to move and act like au-
tomaton machines, and think according to the
rule and square Of dependent tools Of a fashion,
able matron. This is too much the way of
what are termed fashionable boarding
schools" 1t should be an object with parents
to keep their daughters near enough to re-
ceiye frequent visits, and in case of sickness
or decline in health, to draw them within the
sphere of home attention and affection But
we had only intended to accede to Mr.. Nor
toms request, of extending general invitation
to our citizens to attend the dedication at
Princeton on the 9th inst.
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KEEAIZ & EEEILRTAN,
ExznSvzfa. HAL

TENE Proprietors the CITY Foundry have recently
ID ted rye proof BUILDING size he d place
now fully prepared all Kinds machine
Flushing work and everything appertaning Foundry
business. chinery Of all kihds aud repaired. We
every facility the best machinery
give all ed undivided attention.
manufacturing STEAM ENGIN Els any over
required and ready promptly NIL orders for this KIND
machinery warrant work and satisfied with reasonable
prices The Foundry Finishing shops &c, GA Pine
and Sale Room Main street. just above Secend
where orders will be received.
jan23-tf KRATZ d HEILMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
REEEGHDTS.

Rev J. WOODBRIDGE from Henderson. will preach in the
Ola School Presbyterian Church this (Frday) evening
for several days thereafter The putc attend
febI-It
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TO THE MEMBERS F THE
So IETX.

EUST received those valuable Mon
60 ricultural topics
The CultiVat0r for J nuarY.
The Working Farmer tor January.
The HorticuItuTist, with splendid
al other copy not eolorsd, "a
jRR2s
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81 Dr. HosTETrER's eeltbateu Sto Bitters-00 eco
SOLD IN yearn0th'ng IN the cal aarket the
nifty has eqnaed; sfeie reduced
equal this anti One win glass
tim each day before meals Will be Dyspepsia;
VIII remove all htuleeey heaynesS the stomach,
Keep free from assist digestion. give good
appetite aud nIar healthy to ths while system No
su from debility kind should fail
his great autsdote Try ahm. FOrsale by ali tbs prinepa
Druggists. Jan25
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naAAExxEE a.:

On the evening the by the Rev STr. Sabin.
Mr.. WILSON SIMPSON to Miss JENNIE ANDREWS, all
OF this city.
We thank the happy couple kind remembrance the
occasion. We them long life bespan sled with great
Joys and LITTLE joys. and and gh.
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The Vanderburgh County Agricultural and
Society will hold its regular monthly meeting
Cits Hall. Saturday Beb full attendance mem
ber is requested. by order o the Pre@irent.
jan30-Ss P Ho2NBR0OK Sfc'y.
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yszsa or On the 10Th ult. the following resolu-
ton was offered in the House by Mr.. Fuller,
and adopted by vote of 1o1 to 100:
ResolueR, That any agitation of the question
of Slavery, in or out of Congress- is unwIse,
unjust to portion of the American people, in
furious to every section of our country, and,
therefore should not be countenanced.
This is the ground assumed by the National
10 American party.
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OF We perceive by the report Of late
balloting, Hon. Smith Miller, Of Indiana, re
,ceived one vote for Speaker! Now we are
anxious to know whether Mr.. Miller cast this
vote. If he did not we should be happy in
'' deed to learn who cast it in his behalf The
q least Miller could do by way of return compli-
~ ment, in this latter case, will be to make him
''v present of a years subscription to Millers
organ here. Both gentlemen might then be
brought to position of equality on the point
sof good taste.
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although followed by very large crowd of
whites and blacks.
The slaves claim that they have all been on
this side of the river frequently by the consent
of their master.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL No. ..
Meets o'clock 2. NJ their Hail street over
the Telegraph Oee first third Saturdays Of each
month Ott2jdGw
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20 American party.

AccIDENT.-We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Hill, Railroad Mail Agent, met with an acci-
dent night before last, which will lay him up
for some time. About ten o'clock that night
he slipped and fell dislocatng his ankle, and
breaking one bone Of it. The injury is of
course exceedingly painful, and will cause the
:. country to lose his services for some time
Mr.. Hill is an excellent officer, and will be
10y missed from the mail service.
..ae OF Mr.. Lawrence McInnerny, the young
man who had his legs cut off by the accident
81 on the railroad last Tuesday, died before he
reached this city.
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s7EpOIsr ANr no DKESs-M tKEass.

Ladies this place respectfully invited call
Il hrs nj. a Hayes. Of New York city who has taken
at US PeGteeosts Water street, an the first
My perfect system invented for cutting ladies
Dresses Basqaes aud Boys Cothes which time Mrs
Hay will explain the simple ty bean accuracy ofhe
science Han rsds practical Dress makers in the Northern
and Eastern cities emitting by this system and say all for
that need be said uiss know that imperfect systems
have been taught for twelve such the heorem and
A. B. c. plans. For this blame Come and test
this aud great improvement it will cost hing
until be Dresses and RasQues ana
exquisite fits given. Terms reasonable
ian2 III. a. HAYES.
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SORREI Horse with small star on his forehead on,
IA and probably both hind legs white aud spot
on ms back about Is hands high
trayed nom widow Nea's farm the Mt. Vernon
a. out two miles below Evansville, Wednesday night
9Th inst hen he left. he had piece rope
neck Any info -maton may be the place
the nm der Of the horse will be rewarded. 80
Ian2S- I'd Tvs TEOS. GOODBRED.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SMYRNA CURRANT%.-for sale by :.
~ tebl $ E. GILBERT CO., Sye near Water.
6SUPERFIAE FL0UR.-I5O bags Poseyville aud other
~ good bran Is OF Flor Tor sale Wholesale retail ly
febi W. s. YICKERY.
q ANIE!. GGAME!!-A lot Of Prairie Chickens o1ails
u squirrels. Venisou, Rabbits &c, Tor sale ny
iebl j. ". & ). YICKERY.
EBRIED FRUiT.-Dried ArIl,s Peaches for sale by
zV febl j. & ). NICKERY.
O Eu "a I 9 ia Il
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INDIAS4 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. co.
ESccefVer$S Notice..

EEAFING appointed by the Marion Circuit Court,
q receiver of the ttsof TIE above Company, with
power make Assessments and close its Affairs all per-
having against the Company pre-
sent ais raet Of the claim in udsnr or not.
stSugth of the policy the date OF the loss and the
and date the clam to eble ascertain
liabilities Company and he necessary
discharge Those Adebt he Company,
well those whose notes vi be made II
please repare ray promt important close the
JAMES GREENE Receiver.
jan25-3t indianapolis P o. Building, second story.
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GUNNY BAGS AT AUCTION.

WTE will sell Tuesday mornipg January 18th 1875.
w our Sale Rooms. 5oosecond hand Guuny Bags. TheJ
in good order we'll worthy the Of Corr
Buyers--slso 60 boxes Of Glass ware. assorted.
jan I'D WO0LSEY & NELSON, Auctioners.
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MOL ES-Just received per stockwell direct from
El the Coas267 barrels and 80 half bb Moasses
low for cash or approved paper by
jan22 GEO. FOSTER co.
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BUSINESS CIHANGED.

HAVE sold my stock of Groceries to Mesrs T. B. Cook
= oS who will continue the business my old
which Ihave rented to them for five They
connect with it their business Family
and Produce Ihope my friends and win
examine their stock and give them liberal trial.
IA retiring from present business. would return my
sincere thankso
very liberal and what is desirable in
business their very general puncuaty 'materia AID
shall heDeefor be found the Gro Foster Co.
Co which firm member). and will give
pleased my friends.
jan22-tf NJ W FOSTER
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Ii persons having complaints orders to give.
"A demanding the aention OF tbs Gas Company. VIII
please cali John Chandler Esq Office. slate be
1oaId COM enisnt, if no person is within 90 .
ian IIdsf G.. g. KEATS. President.
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a POOL FINE SALTS bags for table use. Cor sal
M1e Jan I4dtf S. E. G.. IL co.
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BAY STATE sHAWLS AT RETAIL.
have beautiful these desirable
w Sbawls which SSH unusually low Call aad
them. jaa26 II n - JOHNSON, d FREA Oh,
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EDAISiNs-25 boxes received and for sale hy
IA ian I2dtf ORR. DALZELL a Co.
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OGiEsBY 81 VI ACAErLAY. sa47
COmKlaE ss 20 "a Il FOryyardi12;. Merchants
-sTea No. SIS FgHoU PTroULAS STREET.
NEW oRLEAsE, La.
n IBERAL Cash advances made on Constituents to the
z above address by Pr - JOHN s. MITCHELL.
lanZ6-Iyd
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HUNT HER UP.

CHOICE w. n. CHEEsE-157 boxes for sale by
~ jan l4dtf s. E. G, & co.
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GAS COMPANY NOTICE

GOFFEEIo0 bags Prince Rio instore and for sale BY
- jan I3-tf ORR pALZELL Co
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LIST OF LETTERS
d EMAINING in the Post Office at Evansville. Ind.
Al Feb. LIST, 1856 t5
l7Persons callingfor these letters willplease say
"Advertised," and give date of List.
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The undersigned eg purchased the interest OF e IN H.
Morgan and Miam - Preston in the late firm Of Morgan,
and Preston have associated themselves together in
name and firm of Ks will
the wholesale dry good business the old stand
Morgan Keen and Preston. First street.
3 80 'F-- ISAAo KEEN.
Jan II 1856 #. CYPRIAN PRESTON.
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a SNAH u 4 = 4 EA<A \ a y S<AH1AIs NV
EY order of the Court of Comon Pleas of vanderburgh
IL county. viii self at private SALE time
day March ii then sold private
sae) the said stdao March, 1856 AZ of the Court
House in Evansville will sell public
high st bidder parcel So % 100 and parcel No
containing los 66lQ0 Of the lanes the
Of Willis n Hawkins dee d. being part of the onal
tiOn and g. in township No south ofrange No. 10
west upon the following to- wit; 3 E
of purchase to be paid the day of
sae q ia nise i twelve and in eighteen m0ntbs from
day sale whinteTst fro dae and without relief rm
valuation appraseme laws. PURCHASERS give their
notes with approved security.
Gee 81 J0INJ CHANDLER. w.
jams Nv Admin strator of w n, Hawkins. deed.
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