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r IND & MURDOCH,
IL RCHITE CTS AND SUPERINTENDENTS,
Nos l, 2, and McELDowNEYs BUILDING
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Susintss Garos.

OUTFLOW & McMULLEN,
" IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WINES AND FOREIGN LIQUORS.
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AZ CHEAPSIDE d AZ CALTERT ST.,
jy1otf BALTIMORE.
John W. HOGG,
FOR PUPLIC AND PRIV1TE BUILDINGS
Office 2, (up stars,) No. IL South Street.
(NEAE BUILDING.)
je231y Baltimore
7 IND & MURDOCH,
LARCHITECTS AND SUPERINTENDENTS,
Nos. /, 2, and MCELDowNEY's BUILDING
ap2s-tf
drown & O'DONOVAN,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
ap16tf No. 33 CHEAPsIDE, Baltimore.
NJ G. STARKWETHER,
~. PRACTICAL ARCHITECT,
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS.
81 FAYETTE STREET, Baltimore. mr31-6m
T EoNARD vANDEN KERCKHovE,
STUDIO, McELDOWNEY BUILDING,
mr31-1y Corner Charles and Fayete streets.
TRANCIS DENMEAD,
l. Manufacturer of RYE AND BARLEY MALT,
CITY MALT HOUSE, West Falls Avenue,
BALTIMORE.
N B.-Hops constantly on hand fe221y
LYLE CLARKE & CO.,
81 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
SEGARS, SNUFF, &c,
No LOG WEST LOMBARD STREET,
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III ERRINCS.
LII One hundred bbls. of dry sailed, for sale by
W. RH0ADS & son,
aul7 corner Smiths wharf and Pratt ST.
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ts.c,,e of The l,,er

BY this disease understand iIlfians nation eli
her in the membrane or substance of the liver,
knows By dull pains in The ZIG t side, the stomach
always dsorJered the yellow iinge of the akin, dry
cough, tongue coated. costycness, highcolored
urine and Of thick nature; severe weakness and
pains I'm the head.
The quantity of corruptcd hamors ~ the region OF
the liver, defective secretion Of the bile
The liver when healthy, serves filter to the blood,
TO separate all mpury from L, to refine il. When
diseased it purify the blood, which, when
TO the lungs, brains ad Other prts in morbid con-
diton, NAV cause Jaundice, Consumption. Insanity.
&C., and Withholding the natural stimulus to the in
testnes, causes Dyspepsia, Piles. and other CON-
plants, you perceive the direct way TO unravel ami
tear the whole system TO pieces.
patient, suffering from this complaint. shosld re-
sort to speedy relief. Yet thee are very few medi
cines worth cenI in caring diseases. What then
shall be done! We say, use DIR. Morse's indian ROOF
Pills, as they are composed Of plants and roO,s
they will bc foucd for this painful dis
ease, because they parge frosa the body those Ger
rupt and stlgnant humors and 80 cleanse and renew
the blood, which is the only of the disease
f the liver an the Inflammation of the kidney and
the bladder, bit Of every description 81 disease
From to Of the sbove pills, taken every night on
going to bed will in fcw days, entirely relieve the
body OF everything that is opposed to health.
Dr. Morses Indian Root Pills are SOIL by all deal
ers in Medicines. IDy1-lua
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Mexican ,In.,,ux Eminent.

Intrinsic rftue alone could insure the success.
which this article has attainei-f,r rheumatism
SAT- Rhcum, rurns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or Calls
Sprin, Pole Evil, and syeings upon Horses, it has
no equal for Man or Beast. No person will be with
out IL who has tested its value. "And with ref
.rcnce to the general estimson Of the Mustang Lni
ment, can chrerfully say that no artcl: ever per
formed 50 many cures in neighborhood this
l.. W. Smith, kidgefied, Conn.," $. Leitch, Esq,
Hyde Park, VT writes, .'tat the horse consider
ed worthless his spavin), but since the free
OF the Mustang Linimsnt have sold him for
$50. Your Linimeat is doing wonders up sers."-
Such testimony IS reaching us every day. The hall
is not told. EVERY family should have it Beware
Of any other "BragG's Liniment." II is base mi.
ta,ion. BARNES & PARK,
New York.
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IT oil our Readers

Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement In another
column Of DR.. sAToRp's IyvIeoRAToK, and then do
a. We have done get a bottle, should not see 80
many sickiy, haif-dcod, desvairing people a. nov
meet our gaze at almost every corner for there
remedy q which tnush is said aud ;ha; per,
forms nearly what its propretors IL win do II
came TO US 80 highly recommended that could not
fail to try IT, and trial has convinced as, without 4
doubt, thai IL the best faulty medicine in We
lake q for Beadache, Sour Stomach, BliousDsss, aud
of the little bodily ills that are common and it
does produce pleasant state of feeling to the sick.
and what Is better, after using few times, these
Hls ills ox less and less and there is prospee, Of
being entirely free from them by a continuance in
the use Of the Invigurator. tsee ADVERTISEMENT
my1- md&w
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Who Il Colonel Kanei

Curiosity is everywhere expressed to know
who is Col. Kane, the Mormon Pacifcator.
The st. Louis Republican rays he Is q , oung
mana son of the late Judge Kane, Of
Philadelphia, and brother of DR.. Kane, the
Arctic Ex plorer. lie held the Office of Clerk
Of the District Court until tha death sf his
father-an event which has taken place since
Col. Kane left for Utah. a few years since,
Col. Kane was in this section Of the country,
and passed some months of Lis time in the
Mormon settlements ofIowa. lie BECAME a
favorite with them, and the town of Kaae-
vile, marked out and inhabited by them,
was named after him. The President, hav-
ing a knowledge, probably, of these facts
deputed him to 60 to Utah, to let the people
know what they must expect If they persisted
IN their rebcllious course. His presence
seems 10 have checked them in their mad ca,
rser, and il is probable that the weil-dis-
posed and aw-abiding portion Of them vii
submit 70 the authorities now sent there ,C
carry on the governments: the DGDisss ant
those who have been indicted for treason
viii ind 10 convenient TO search out q new
home before tbs new government is fairl,
organized.
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FLsop ~ THE WABAsH.-The Wabash :
sa;d to be higher than it has been in
fourteen years. The toll bridge and railroad
bridge at Terrs Iantc have been injured and
in great danger of being carried away; the
passage CT trains and persons over them has
been STOPPED. The Vincennes Sun Of Tues
day evening, says:
The water is now within few inches OF
the top of the levec below the city, and nearly
on a level with tho levce at Belgrade. six or
seven miles above, on the Illinois side A
heavy rise is reported ut Terre iiaute, which
1t is feared, will bring the water over all the
embellishments,
White river is ont Of its banks and spread
ing over the whole country south OF this
point. For miles it Is nearly on u level with
the track of tie +. Il g. Railroad. The
grain crops Of the best farms in the country
are ruined past redemption.
The Vnccnnes Gazette, says:
The lower part of Allison prairie has the
appearance Of a vast lake, 1t being covered
with water as far Us the eye can reach. Many
fields are entirely submerged, fences washed
away. and the growing wheat AID planted
Of many fam must be very seriously en-
sarrassed. Somo farmers ferry four and five
miles TO town.
A rise OF two or three inches more will
take away the old Belgrade lcvoe above
town. OF the Illinois shore. Sixty men were
employed on that lcyce all last week. nov the
water has run in from below so ma to proven,
all further operations, tho whole country DO
ing submerged. The water in the river is no,ue
eight feet higher than IN the bottom outsi h
the levee. II the embankment gives way
and it Is said to DO hardly possible that IL ca I,
stand much longer, the Damage must be im-
rnense, to farms and railroad. We should
not be surprised to hear of this at any mo-
inent. sts---
A rise Of II few inches more will carry of
the lcvee below town. \ large force was EN-
ployed in building up and streng thcning tn
embankment.
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Tux UeE OF tue MAD STONE, has been con-
siderod one Of the vulgar superstitions of the
credu!ous aud ignorant. But there rs one Mt
Tsrrs Haute, which has wonderful virtues,
and il the statements Of respectable witnesses
are credited there mist DO some latent and
miraculous power in the pebble that will
justify belief in oil its attributed virtues.
The editor Of the Union, who has had ii in
his possession, describes TIE stone as "about
tho size of the half ola walnut and is th:ckly
set with fine porous formations resembling
what printers term stars which arc near
tho size Of the one hare used. IL is about as
light as fms pamacc stone, and the solid
divisions between the stars are OF dirty
wkite color. The formation of this mysteri-
ous aud yet unaccountcd for substance seems
to be petrifactiou OF some Kind OF vegetable
matter, but as We have mover read an opinion
coming frons'a scientific Investigation iu re-
lation TO i,s-probable original qualities, we
shall not venture farther" Mrs. Stone, q
respectable lady, who Inherited the stone
from her father, gives the following account
of it:
~ SEQ that a wonderful cure has pccn effect
ed by mad stone in Illinois. I can certify
TO hundreds OF cases Of n similar nature effect
ed by the one still hold in my possession
but shall only mention q few, deeming thai
sufficient. Mr.. James johnson, deceased
father in law to W. K. McKcen. of this city,
was bitten some twenty years before no died
by one of his own dogs, and this stone was
applied To tie wound and he never felt any
disagreeable sensations afterwards. All the
stock bitten by this dog in the neig hborhood
died from the effects OF hydroPhobia. little
son of Mr. Winters, who resided near Fulton
City, Ills, was bitten by q mad dog. He
was brought to this city and this stone was
applied to the wound, and he was saved from
the miserable death which threatened him.
Six months after this, the boy wrote mo q
letter, telling me that the stone had saved
his life, and that all the stock bitten by the
same dog had died. Daniel Justice brought
his son to me after nc had been thrown into
three spss,ns from the effects OF hyarophobia,
and no was rescued from the jaws Of death by
this stone. There have been four or five
hundred different Pereons cured by its appli-
cation, and not one Of this number have lei;
any sym ptoms of this deadly disease, that
have heard of. = axe.
This stone has boon used for the past thirty
years, in this county and Sullivan-frst by
my father, Robert Murphy, and for tho las.
ten years by myself.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. MARY /. TAYLOR
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The iii Trade.-Who could dream of the mag
htude such an undertaking the manufacture Of a
Purgative Pill assumes when il comes into general
Use! And how painfully do the following numbers
speak Of the anioant of human sickness and suffer
Ing thas bssle morsel Of remedy goes forth to COM
bat and sabdue DR.. J. Aver, of Lowell, manusac.
lures in his iahratory forty gross Pee asm of his
Cashasc Pills. throaxh all the year. This is eight
boxes inmate, or dose second. We thus
hnd oyer 5000 persons swallow this pill every lday.
or l,sf,ooca month. Physicians, think Of that 49,
oe0 patients a day who seek relief fron the medical
skill Of one mAa- Surely, that man should he, as he
sin this CASE, ose Of the st intelligence and Of the
highest Character. His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal or woe Of hi5
fellow man.-IPainesville Courier.
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CRESCENT CITY RANK.

DIREcToRs--JoHs A. RxITz, CesRAs BAKER,
THoaAs Y. q ARvfs and JoHS LAW.
Receives deposits, huys and sells coin aud exchange
Interest allowed time deposits at such rates as may
be agreed upon wi,h deposiscrs and specified in
tifcate. Exchange On New York, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France. Switzerland, Bel
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, SWEDEN. Norway
and all the cities and large towns OF Germany, for
sale in to suit. Collections made. and proceeds
renittsi promptly at current rate Of exchange
JOHN a REITZ, Pres.
W. BAKER. Cashier. aplg .}In
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OITERY.

Why i. i, that CNRISTADoRo'S IiAIR DYE is
the hest IN TIE WORLD,
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so;
BECAUSE il contains caustic compounds,
BECAUSE it wears longer than any oshes,
BECAUSE hoperates instaDtlneoasly.
BECAUSE it caoss not stain the skin
BECAUSE i. nourshss and strengthens the Hair
BECAUSE 1: corrscts the bad eiects OF otheI
dyes,
BECAUSE its presence cannot he detected!
BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS.
Sold every gIe.v and applied by all Hair Dresscrs
JOSEPH CItRISTADORO,
apss-fEdxw No.6 Astor House, n York.
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The MURDERyRs DIscovEREp.-An
account was given ten days ago Of the
discovery IN St. louis, of the body Of a
man named Dawnie, who. had been gar
roted and thEown from the street Through
a window into the cellar Of a STORE in
one Of the principal places Of business
He was n drovcr from Illinois, and had
been seen at nine o'clock in the evening,
and was known to have had St5O in his
pockets. Ne clue to the perpetrators OF
the foul deed could at fiyst be discovered.
On Monday last. an assistant in barber
shop, kept by Henry Gardner, on Broad
way, was arrested on charge Of being
implicated in the murder. This person
has confessed that the murder was COM
United at nine o'clock on Sunday eve
ming, in Gardeners shop. Downie came
in, took the chair, and resigned himself
to be shampooned. The lather was per.
mitted to trickle to his eyes, and then
the rope was applied to his neck. His
hat was burned in the stove, his body
robbed and thrown where it was found
and his cont and the rope were conveyed
where they were found. Three employ-
ees Of Gardiner did the job. The re-
naming two have fed, but will be caught
Gardiner, the owner Of the shop, is also
under arrest
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IT. Piles are Of the most troublesome, we'll
rs painful affections Of the human family, the cause
Of which, il inquired into. Invariably is found he
constipa.ed bowels. Removethe cause, ana he mad<
whole. This can he done efectually by the use o!
pr. J. lIostetters stomach Dtters; which, II taken
per directions on the bottle, will remove all na.aen.
cy or heaviness from the stomach, costyentss,
assist digestion, give good appetite, ana i@part
healthy tone to the whole system. Why not give il
trial all who suffer, and he relieved at oncsl and II
health to is preferble TO sickness, continue to use
it daily before meals For sale by dealers generally
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BANK RoBBERY.-The Exchange Bank
at Greencastle, in this State, was entered
on Sunday morning last. and the safe
blown open, from which the burglars got
about $4,000 in silver coin. The gold
and notes Of other banks were in the
vault, it is said. A thunder storm had
prevailed thr ,ngh the night, and the ex-
plosion by which the door Of the safe
was blown open, was heard by the neigh
bors, but was supposed to be thunder
1t was so violent as to shatter the doors
and windows Of the banking room. On
discovery of the loss, The officers went in
pursuit Of the burglars. Two Of them
were o,ertaken On the Salem and New
Albany railroad, near Gosport. When
they saw the officers, they dropped their
carpet bags and overcoats. and took to
fight. In the bags was found 81, 900 oil
the lost specie. The men escaped and
had not been arrested at the last dates.
A vigilant search is still being made
for the other burglars. Eighteen hun
dred dollars in silver coinis still missing.
which it is hoped and expected will be
recovered. together with the rascals who
stole it.
From some memoranda found in the
recovered carpet bags, several persons in
other towns seem to be connected with
these parties. and it looks as il there was
an organized band Of villains all through
the country.
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~ Tbs ANAL note law Of Kentucky,
which prohibits the circulation Of all notes Of
bssks On, Of the State, OF lens dcnomina-
tlca than o., goes into operation on the frst
day Of June NEXT. IL afiiIss a penalty Of two
% ays Gnes tbs dissemination Of the pro-
hlbs,sa note, fer passing or stsripg TO pass
is. oss half the psasi,y goes 70 the inform
%, and .bs other half 70 tbs State. 4 Il said
.ks law viii be strictly safssssd. asd
sgsHysn sheBla bear tbs iaA,tsf IN mind o.
rtsy Hsy be caught, sseenseiousiy, ofsna.
isz .zsssse tbs sss,sts,
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TThs farmers are everywhere in
bad spirits with the season, and the
prospect Of the crops. The wheat is
cunning to stalk. and turning yellow and
sickly en- wet ground. The rains hare
put back all spring work. The early
ploughing for corn has to. be done over
again. The continual rains have delayed
corn planting, and that which has been
put into the ground has rotted or got so
sickly stand. it were better that it had
never been planted. The storms in the
central and Northern portions of the
State have been worse than here. The
greater portion ofthe corn will be plant.
ed this year late in May and early in
June. nearly month later than usual
The crops must depend upon a genial
summer, and an extremely favorable
fall.
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1'HE KANE DISCOVERIES IMPuGSED.-The
European Times, which came to hand by tho
Arabia, states that ut meeting of the Royal
Geographical Society, DR.. Rink, Dane, read
a paper. in which he challenged the accuracy
OF nearly all .he alleged discoveries of Dr.
Kane, on the North coast of Greenland.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

At meeting OF the Beard OF Directors, held ON
Saturday evening" May lst, 1885, the following reso'
lulons were adopted;
RESOLVED, That the stock Of all stockholders in
arrears In the payment Of assessments upon their
stock for the past year, ending Aug 10TH 1851 and
the same 10 declared forfeited.
RESOLVED That the Librarian be instructed TO de-
prive all members and subscribers In arrears, Of thu
privileges Of the Library and Reading Room. TN
til such fully satisfied. and that he post
list Of the delinquents in the Library and Reading
Ron.
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been, or is about to be, appointed by the w ar
Departments, to report oathe propEiety of re-
tainirg Fort Smelling as o military post.
probably With h view to the reeonyeyaace Of
the property.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
RATES.
DISSOLUTION.

'HNuE partnership heretofore existing between e.
w. Armst ong and Jphn Greek, under tn name
OF Armstrong Greek, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
he interest OF John Greek having been purchased
oy u. W Armstrong the affairs of the firm will be
settled w U W. Armstrong, who will continue the
business. Retail warerooms in Crescent City Build
ings Wholesale and furnishing corner Water
anu Locuststreets Factory in Greeksville.
. "a. ... u. ". ARMSTRONG,
JOHN GREEK.
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tF There is to DO . grand military en-
campment in the vicinity of Natchez, on the
4th Of Jnly next, TO be composed OF the mil
itary of Mississippi, Mobile aud New Orleans.
General Quitman is to have command Of the
forces on the OCCASION. a =
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H-The United States Senate have passed
joint resolution, giving three years full
pay to the widow of the late Commander,
lIerndoa, amounting to $500. The family
has received 81, 900 from the steamship com
pany and $4,000 from Capt. Vanderbil., and
5000 from the Life Insurance Company,
which places them in comfortable circum-
as
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Great Cures OF Deafness and Rhcum atism
by De Grath's Electric Oil.

Great Cures OF Deafness and Rhcuma tism
by De Grath's Electric OIL.
IspIAsAPoLIs. Oct. I'D, 1856.
Prof De Grath-Dear Sir: This Is to certify I have
been partially deaf for FIVE six years, and have
been cured by one application Of De Grath's Electric
Oil presence Of hundred and thousands Of people in
front of the Fair Grounds. Yours, truly,
WM. KESDRICK.
ANOTHER
INDIANA POLLS. Oct 10th, 1856.
Prof De Grash Dear Sir: This cerihes that have
tried Prof. De 6raths Electric Oil. have been deaf
for i've years aad il has cured ne.
Yours truly.
HENRY WOODS, Sen.
YET ANOTHER.
Prof. De Grath-Dear Sir: This certifies that have
been deaf years. De Grath's Electric Oil has
stored my hearing quite we'll.
Yours truly,
JOHN TAYLOR.
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Order of Council Directing Lots
to be Filled.

a ND now here IL appearing to the Common
IA Council of the City Of Evansv lille, that Lot
No, u, in Block l6, in stockwells En.argeneIt, is
situated that water collecis and remains stasrsnt
thereon, and the owner OF said lot is hereby directed
and required by the said Council to ill up sal LOT 4
sach height will prevent water from Collecting sna
remaining stagnant thereon, within ten days from the
passage of this order
l, A. Lemcke, Clerk OF the City of Evansville do
hereby certify, that the foregoing is tue and CON
plee cory of order of said Council passed the
eighth day OF May, A ID. 1855, Ear relates ~
the within named lot.
In witness whereof, ha e hereunto subscribed nv
name and aixed the seal of said city, this 18th de
OF May, A. ID. ls5s.
! mv5ii-st Volkssote COPY. A.IENcYE- cl.rS
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SPECIAL NUrlCES.

yArls NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, (solid Agate one insertion; ~ cents per
line three times 81 cents per line orc week: dscoun.
Oh longer time.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the Evansville, In,
"A dianapolis & Cleveland Straight Line Railroad
Company, are hereby notified to pay no monies ex-
cep t. the Treasurer IN his duly authorized agents
all agencies prior TO this dare having been revoked
JAMES GREENE, Treasurer.
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COAL.

BODfAN MINING COMPANY,
t0ce Water street, under the Telegraph Oftice.)
Gait loads Of IL bushels Of Bodam Mine Coal de.
vered to any part Of the city ut 81 GO per load. Coal
weighed. il desre at the ekpsnss Of Tie purchaser.
Notes of solvent hanks Of Illinois aad Wisconsin
ken in pay mcnt. JOHN vYM0ND.
dec25f. Secretary and Manager.
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CORPORATION NOTICr.

nRDERED, That owners Of Lots Nos. los, ras lCs
" 1873, lS4 and i35 in the old plan of the CITY OF
Evansville cause the alley running from Second "
Third street betSeen Main and Locust streets, the
rear OF the Old Presbyterian Church. TO be lsurIt "a
the proper city grade within thirty days from the
publication of this notice. and in default thereof the
Common Council will pr coed 10 perform said work,
ana the costs and expenses accrung thereby, will b..
assessed 10 and collected by sale OF said property, or
so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and COSTS
, BY order OF the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville. "
A.LEMcKE. City cierx