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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-13
The News.

The Board of County Commissioners Of
Perry county, have decided that the citizens
ofCannelton have complied with tine stipu-
1ations required of them, by the act OF the
Legislature, prior to removing the county
seat from Rome to that village, and direct
ed the records to be removed to the place
provided for them in the new location. The
Cannelton Reporter brings out the big gun
in honor of the event.
The Kansas election which took place
last week resulted in the triumph of the
Republican ticket by an average majority
of 5000. Every county heard from, except
Leavenworth, gave Republican majority
Mr.. Iverson, of Georgia, in his speech in
the Senate, as reported by telegraph, thinks
the Democratic party of the North is not
sound on the slavery question-that it is
badly abolitioniZed.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
says Mr.. Roger A. Pryor's debut as speak
er, in the House CT Representatives, in
which he undertook to demolish Mr.. Nelson,
of Tennessee, was generally regarded as a
failure. Nelson was more than his match.
Roger does better marching as private
soldier against imaginary John Browns.
The Democratic members of Congress
calculate that 81 of the South-Americans
will vote for Democratic Speaker, for a
consideration. 1t is supposed that Mr.. Allen,
the present clerk, and a friend of Mr..
Douglas, will join in with a sufficient num-
Der of anti Lecompton Democrats to insure
success.
Subscription papers are being circulated
in Indianapolis to raise $4,000 for the pur-
pose of preparing grounds for holding the
State Fair permanently at that place. 1t is
proposed to raise the sum needed in shares
of 1875 EACH
The State Sentinel says it has just received
a copy of new Opposition paper called the
Rushville Jacksonian, edited by John l..
Robinson and Ethelbert C. Hibben. The
Sentinel seems disposed to read a member OF
the Democratic State Central Committee
out of the party. Fie, for shame
A resolution was passed by the Senate OF
the Kentucky Legislature, on Friday, in
structing the Committee on Grievances to
inquire into the propriety of moving the
seat of Government from Frankfort to
Louisville.
Postmaster General Holt has recently
made decision which will completely alb
rogate all freedom of the press in the slave
States. 1t authorizes every two-bit ~
what papers and pamphlets shall be circu-
listed, and what shall be burned.
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THE SLAVE TRADE -The Louisville Jour
nal, in condensation of the charge of Judge
Wayne of the United States Supreme Court
to the grand jury of the United States Cir
cult Court at Savannah, Georgia-on the
subject of the slave trade-in which the
distinguished jurist condemns the traffic
closes its comments by the following EN-
phatic rebuke of the efforts Of the extreme
South to reopen the cruel trade:
Thus, it is that, from, our colonial
times to the present moment, the legislation
and moral sentiment of the country have
been adverse to the traffic The people
heretofore have given their support vand
concurrence to the public acts on the sub
Ject, and no State can lie faithful 10 the ecu
situation and laws, which refuses to carry
out the penalties imposed upon those who
are directly or indirectly engaged in the ne
farious traffic
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Communicated.


| Mr.. EDITOR: The recent affair at Har-
per's Ferry and Charlestown, is not a fair
issue between the North and Sonth. 1t is
not by any means a test between Northern
and Southern principles. 1t is Abolitionsm
| against the nation 1t is y bolitionists ar
rayed against American law. They should
consider, however that there are conServa-
tive men enough in the North and West,
who do not view this affair from IL sectional
| point, but rs American citizens, who would
see the laws OF the country carried out at all
hazards, ii there was no South. As to the
trial of the unfortunate insurrectionists. there
is no room for complaint. Our boosted trial
by jury, is more benefit -t0stbe accused than
the accusef; as it gives him the privilege of
throwing himself upon his country, in op-
position to despotic rule and mob law That
man who would array himself on the side
OF criminals, tried and condemned by an
impartial jury of their couRtrytnen is not
worthy the name of American citizen. |
think there are grounds, however, for hope
that the Harpers Experimentation will, in
the end, prove to be more offs benefit to the
country than otherwise, AS it win cool down
the ultraism. of the North, and from the prof
fered aid Of Pennsylvania, serve TO undo
ceive the South. t. 4
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COBt1hIt icdted.
EDITOR Journal Your leader in yes
terday's Journal on the subject Of the next
Presidency seems, in my humble opinion, to
breath forth the right spirit, and, | have no
doubt, will fully coincide with the opinions
of a large majority, not only of the conser-
vatve part of the great Opposition party of
the Pocket, of all Hoosierdom and the Uuon,
both North and South, but even many, if
not all, of the most ultra Republicans.
1t is high time that all party and section
al feelings and prejudces should be thrown
aside, and all who really believe in main
tanning our glorious Union as it is, should
use their best endenvors to elect Il man for
President who would be really the Presi-
dent of the whole country, and not of any
particular party, section, or /uctt0u; one
who would know no North, no South, no
East, no West, but i'll reality be the President
of the people; one in whom all could place
implicit confidence, not only in regard to
his ability and capacity, but in his honesty.
And such a one is Edward Bates, Of Mis-
souri,. On him we can all unite-Republi-
cans, Old Line Wings Americans, and all
corrupt Administration.
Mr.. Bates is the man who comes nearer
the description OF a Patriot President lately
given in Il lecture delivered before the Lii
brary Association Of this city, than perhaps
any other man in the nation.
In the early times of our Republic we did
not find candidates plotting, intriguing and
caucusing for the nomination, and the cons
sequence was that men Of real worth and
merit were elected To office; but at the
present day we find the case quite the re-
verse. Those who do not put themselves
forward, and aressalso unwilling to resort to
all the low tricks OF bar-room politicians,
very seldom receive the nominations for
important offices. and if they do, are very
seldom elected Edward Bates has never
sought to be a candidate, and if nominated
viii notbe the nominee of any particular
party, clique or faction, but in reality the
peoples Candidate, justas George Washing
ton was, and consequently Will receive the
support of all true lovers of the L mon.
a FRIEND OF THE UNION.
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D@The sale of Sinking Fund Lands

BESNThe sale of Sinking Fund Lands
took place at indianapolis last Saturday. A
large number OF tracts and town lots in va
rions counties of the State We're advertised
to be sold for loan, penalty, interest, and
advertising fee. The fund is in process of
collection and winding up and will next
year all be distributed to the counties of the
States, in pursuance Of a law of last winter.
Its business has been profitabiy managed.
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80 Adventures and Achievem of
Americans

So Adventures and Achievements of
Americans
One of the most interesting and valuable
publications Of the day, bears this title, and
is from the pen of Henry Howe, Esq, of
Cincinnati, who has for many years been
extensively and favorably known to the
reading public throughout our country. His
Historical Collections of Virginia, Ohio, the
Great West, Life and Death ON the Ocean,
are works found in every city, town and
hamlet But this last, z Adreptuyes and
Achiecen,eatsot 4D,erfca,1s, "a seems to US TO
be his very best. 1t is not so much a book
for the sake of book, as a real and gener-
Gus effort to make some of the bright and
noble achievements Of Americans familiar
to their countrymen. a great many of
these things are hid away in history, or
known only by tradition, SO the people, or
at least the great body of them are in danger
of losing sight of them altogether. Mr..
Howe has adopted the best way of preserv-
ing the memory of many remarkable incl
dents, events and achievements in American
history. He has pnt them together in one
volume, and illustrated them handsomely.
The engravings are by the best American
artists, but we have neither time nor space
to speak of their unusual attractions-of
only one can we make special mention.-
This is designed for framing, and represents
one of the most sublime and tragic scenes
in American history, the execution of Capt.
Nathan Hale, the Hero Martyr of the Revo-
luton. any only regret is, that hare but
one life to lose for my country,' were the last
words of the noble Hale. No American
who looks at this engraving can forget Capt.
Nathan Hale or his last words. 1t is pre-
sented by the agent to each subscriber for
the work in handsome gilt frame Among
the achievements enumerated are those OF
artists, heroes, travellers, inventors, mechan-
les, orators, missionaries and phil1Dthropists.
The work contains some 700 pages, and is
elegantly bound.
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EES w nave never seen more beauti-
full fitting boot than IIuGnEs received ON
l"st Saturday, Tor Misses. Those Young
ladies who have snrh difficulty in procuring.
a good fitting boot for Slim foot. n:a bet
ter give friend HUGHEs u call without de-
lay They can find at his house the article
they want. lie has also received a large
addition TO his assortment of ae.hitlren's
shoes. Call and See him. s@e
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DeCenlDer 2,
$50 bushels coal, John L White; 253 bushels ear
corn, RenneriS Son; l Slang htered hog, car loads
live hogs G Foster Il Co; ? bxs mdse, j IL Maghse &
Co; II bNs tea, Wheeler d Riggs; ) cases crockery
Holm gswortlI r. Bro; case sundries, AfcJohn
ston; I trunk, IS bxs rags, G O'Rley i Co; 52+
bushels wheat, Iglehart f Bros; 3 bxs, l. Kessler;
I box game, Vckery Bros; , casks, , cases, II
Cook; 3bxs bales Archex Il Mackey; : Pkgs raj
sins, Il $ Babcock; 4txs, J I1caIy; bill, 1 keg, +
Kren; 259 bushels wheat Geo sWnllinse
A.. SHRADER, Agent.
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FoUND.-A note for sixty dollars, found
on board the steamer Maid of the MIST, has
been left at our Office, which the owner
can have by identifying the same, and pay
ing for this notice.
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AT TIE
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

EvXTR4ORDENARY CIRE-The undersi. n
FL ed taxes pleasure in testifying that DR.. MA h
GUS has operated on the eyes of my Charles.
years old, with perfect success. Ny boy has be en-
cross-eyed since his birth, and Ly the Docto rs
sAilltnl operation his brought into the natu rab
POSITION which gave him good sight immediately y.
The operation only lasted Il tninute, and was u *
formed with little or no pain, ia the presence. 1t
Drs. Nulhnsen, Sen. and Jun. / feel rndeI o "a
cations to DIR. Marcus. and would cheerfulIy ts-
commend him sKiIlful and safe operator
decl2-lwd&w CHARLES SCIiM TIT
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OLD AND YOUNG
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

IL II
AFFIRM IT'S Truth, VIZ: THAT
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
win preserve iotltiLly, the grooh and color of the
hair, If used two or three times week, to any i'm
/ agnahle age Perfectly restore the gray; cover
/ the bald with natures own ornament, the hair !;
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
preserve the scalp free from all disease, to the
greatest age. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doc
tors, Clergymen, Professional men, and Gentlemen
and Ladies of all c asscs, all over the world bear
testimony that 10 not say too much In its favor
Read the following, and Judge:
PROF. S. THAEBERG, PI-
anist, says, on his arrival ia the United
. States lac rapidly becoming gray, but
applying Woods Hair Restorative his
hair soon recovered its original hue
CHAS. CARDEW, 13 NASSAU ST,
n says the gray hairs on his wife's
/, head We're, after IA few weeks trial,
ed into "A dark brown, at the time
Identifying and thckeniug the hair.
A. RAYMOND, BATH,
Maine, says he is sixty years DID,
and his hair and WHISPERS were two
thirds gray by the Of tvtl bottles of
Restorative the hairs have Disappeared,
both on his head and face, and il more
soft and glo. " than Tor twenty five
wears previous His wife, at the age of
hfty-tw has used it with the same eject.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ, NEW OR
leans, SAKE that he lost his hair by the
yellow FeSer, in 1854. He used Woods
Hair Kestorative, and his hair is now
thick snI glossy.
S NJ MIDDLETON, LIV-
"a. .... ingston, Alabama, Gays that the Restora-
tive has done much good in his part of
the country. He used it for badness,
and has fine head of hair
. . T.. l. MORSE, LEBANON, KEN
tus XIV, SAYS he has seen Moods Hair Res
fssrative used in hundreds Of cases, and
m knew il to fail in accomplishing
all il processes to do.
A. j. ALLEN, AIcLANES-
burO', Ills, says he had the scald head
wears, and bald, but by the Liberal
OF Woods Hair Restorative he Is.,w
has rich glossy head of hair.
re- Sold by all Druggists, and by .. J.
Mood O., 444 Broadway, New York
and Il4 Market street, ST. Louis, Mo-
dec O-jmd&w
FETvO PORK PACKERS !--l20o S4CKS ALUH
III salt, il, store and for sale by
decI0 GEO. FOSTER & co.
CtHEESE-
u 20 boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
Il do English Dairy do;
Il do Nutmeg do
received ard fUrsale 10y GEO. FOSTER 4 Co
declu Locust St, and canal
ESISI[. FISH, FISH =
q kencbeck Salmon, baltimore iioe iterrings,
Mess M;lckereI, No. 1 h1ackerel,
nlue Fish, No. : do,
Mess Shad, Dried Herring,
Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halibuf.
All choice and fresh, jest oI ened at
,lecI3 COOK & LANGLEY'S.
~ EJiONSt LEMONS For sale only at
FL deCI2 COOK 4 LANGLEY'S.
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DIED.

On Sunday, nth Dec, at o'clock p. M, JOHN
THOMPSON, drayman.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
atztwo O'Clock this afternoon. Tue friends of the
family are invited to attend. - = l. =
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Kate Sarchet.

kate Sarchet
JOHN MCCAIN .... - Nasrsr
THOs. DUsOICIEF. CiarE
Leaves Evansville on Wednesdays, at Il O'CLOCK
Leaves Hutsonville on Saturdays, "A Il o CLOCK
40 These two boats will run regularly during
the season. connecting at HutsonvilIe with the
Hutson'llle, Terre Haute, and Lafayette Packet,
MASONIC GEM
Freight and Passengers rcceipted through to alt
points ts ---E
Passengers and Shippers may rely upon the sreeu-
lafitY OF these boats. II orders and business eli
trusted to them will be premPtly attended to-
CELEBR4TED OCCLEST. And 4TRTST.
DIR. IS, OF CINCINNA NATL.
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KRATZ & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY!

CITY FOUNDRY!
! MANUFA CTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
! ENGINES AND BOILERS,
! Saw and Grst Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills.
I s-s-l ~ Thrasing AaciliI He &c: -,
IyUIE PROPRIEToRS OF THE CITY FOUN-
1 ~ dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared TO do all
: MACHINE AND FINIsIIING WORK,
| and everything appertaiuing to the Foundry bust
I ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ENGfNEs AND
/ BOILERS of any size and power required. Saw Mill
! Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size DstiI-
I Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
HOrsepOweTs, Corn SHELTERS Machinery of all Kinds
made and repaired Iron and Brass Castings 6.
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm
prsyea, patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
@8REN EHS, DISTILLEKS, RECTIFIERS, &c, 81
SapHRed with every description of Copper
ShteEIrep Work, Brewing Kettles, RefrigeTatOrs,
A ttetnporaters, Sparges, Sfillheads and Worms on
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphon-, &c; Copper Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps OF every
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, a.: Brass Cocks and
Workmen sent To all parts TO fit up work and do
repairs Steam Boilers. Copper aud sl,eet Iron
- EoLB METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing In ana selling Aliens. Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, Gt man Rolt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, lore, DC,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Speter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the beHt machinery
and wOrkmen and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling OrtierE
promptly, warTanting their work, and satisfied
with reasonable prices. t
re Office and Sale Rooms, No. 60 Main street;
F0uudry, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop Pine
street, between First and Second streets Evans
vile, Indiana. ~ dec7
.4KROw. ROOT, T.sPEOc.s, s.sGE,
SE Ground Rice, Pearl Barley, aud other diets
children and inSalids, for sale a
W. p. STODDARD'S "a
deca Drug Store, II Main street.
mR.E-N1LE.a RORH las GO1Es
@EE All sizes, from haf-ineh Inches, Received
per railroad direct from the manufacturers, by
: dec3s > \ d <-.k q sORENsoN-Ea co.
WMIoE .sRR JUST IN RECEFE.T OF
" another lot OF Fluid and Coal oil Lamps,
the latest patent, all Of which offered for sale at
". II. p. STODDARD'S,
dec} D. II Main street.
Of0LD PE.Nss!-A NEW LOT OF DAW-
Wv s,n, Warren d Hyde's tip top Gold PENS, 4
3T BITTRoLFF BROS,
nov q s-t Is Main street
wDUCh u MEAT RLOUR-Fs AZ wv
Id sylvania buckw heat tlOnr, just received at
esI NICRERY BIOS.
nOyfT 81 Main street.
NRE.0,L sFO.N.ES-IO FO.S'S BE
w grind stones, all sizes, received to-day by
GEO. = SONNTAG, Il
oet26 10 Main street,
@rEERCUk-aR S.5U'S!-~5O CFRCEE.zR
U OF a superior iIntty just received. Also
saw niandriis ---tsss CHARLES $. WELLS
dec6 No. IL, First street
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Collectors Sale

81 Side-iruIk iAIfODeItfnts.
= NwO TX(.E IS HERERI1 4aET.E.S'
. that by virtue of two precepts, Issued out Of
the Clerk 5 office of the city Of Evansville, and to
me directed win sell at public cutlery at the door
of the Court House in the city of Evansville,
Friday, the 30th day Of December, 1882 the follow
ing lots ct parcels of real estate much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the amounts assessed
aud charged against said lots respectively, the
cost and expense of making sidewalk improve
ments in front Of said lots together villa the
Of saia
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Printers

To Printers.
TKvRE U.N.DERSXG.H.ED NAVE A
N large amount of PRINTING MATERIAL,
which they will sell cheap for cash consists, in
part of the following articles
400 lbs. Long Primer ype; ..t.
400 do Brewer do
GOO do Bourgeois do
800 do NonpareiI do
L $50 do Plea ~ do .--eal 81.
% do 2-lBe Plea Clarendon;
50 do Nonpareii Clarendon (for newspaper
display;
font line Condensed Antique Wood Type;
1 Washington Snper-royaI Hand Press, iron rolling
fixtures, etc;
l pair double medium and pairs super-royal
Chases;
10 brass bottom news galleys;
Is neas sticks;
l slice galley.
ALsoA lot of iron foot and side sticks, job chases
leads, rules, dashes, &c.
This material is-inuch of it, good as new, and
none of ii is much the worse for wear.
Here is chance rarely met with for splendid
bargains. We call the attention Of all printers who
may wish to increase the stock start Offices,
10 our Inducements.
For further particulars, address
VIM. :. CA MERON,
indianapolis,
I - AZ.
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MARRIED.

AT PIttsburg, on the It'll Of December, by the
Rev. David Il. Kerr, Mr. JAMES NJ. SHANKLIN, of
Evansy lie, and Miss LIZZIE McCUrcHEoE, of the
former city.
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Advice ion an Alderman who object to q
red nOse-Diet.
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LADIES. ATTENTION

ELL LADIES MO JEfSH To PRESEEJ =
y n their health, will find preservatiye at IA
Second street in the shape of very fine quail =
of thck soled Morocco, id, and Calf Heel Boot -,
IL large lot OF Misses aud childrou's Heel Boots
reduced prices. Also extra lot Of lasting Heel
Cutters thick sOles. No trouble to show 200, Z
Ladies' come and judge for yourselves-I am dei..s
mined 70 sell cheap and good SHOES. Look yong
own Interests. You save money 10y buying 20 q
home made shoes: Gum Boots, Rubbers, Bui;,' O.
Shoes, Sandals, and other styles of Over Shoes.
--- .F o. ss 81. JOHN RASGH,.
decl3 No. Second st, Evansville, Iud
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HfVAR8F n ANAB.HL Of THE BKaN-
-A SOMA splendid assortment, cOmprising
all the styles out for the ensuing winter Call
and see. NAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
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WIN Hal1'S
B4LS1H FOR TIE LUNGS!

THE CURE or
Consumption, Decline, Asthna, Bronchitis,
Wasting Of Flesh, Night Stoeats, Splitting
of Blood, Whoopmg Cough, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Colds, Cough, IhJquerzo, Phfhts-
&c, Pam "a the Side and all Diseases of
the. Lungs.
IO,0OO DOLLARS REU'ARD
Is OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT.
II contains no Oisia, CcticHiet Nor Mineral Poison,
oAd Is saJe Jon The most deticate chad.i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

William p Devon and .Attachmens pending be.
Charles Redwood fore G. w Mob ide, city
vs. Recorder, and ex-offcio
Adolphus Hahn. a Ja-PA f Evansville.
IETHE DERE.F'D INT IN n
An above entitled cause&Sill take notice that in
the oliee of William Chidsey, ESQ, No. 20, West
9th street, in the city of Cincinnati Hamilton
county, Ohio, between the hours Of o. clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock r. ~ of the 23d day of December
A. ID. 1853, the plaintiffs will proceed to take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses, TO be read in evil
dence the trial of the above entitled cause, and
thereafter, tin the taking thereof is completed.
IL. WHEELER,
dec2 Atty for plaintiffs
MHN n. ~. STODD.zRD, A.HPORT-
wv Ger of DagueFreOtype, Ambrotype, and Me
lainotype Stock, and general agent for Photo
graphic materials, altof which Offer ed at
duced prices at atfg5 Il MAIN STREET.
S TlIaih - :: peroI anu Attachment before G..
NiAAii's NJ eeYa p - W. Mcbride, Citv Record
=, ,,.,..ls - - Es.a er and ex-OfhciO j. r.
III WRIT OF .4ST.4CH.ME.NeT WIS
@-M issued by me on the 22d Gay November
1853, ~ case wherein William P. Devou and
Charles lockwood plaintiffs, and Adophus
Hahn is defendant, and it appearing from the
turn of the summons that personal service could
be had, this is to notify said defendant of the pen
dency of III said action and that said action will be
tried befoTe at my Office in the city of Evansville
Nanderbnrgh county, Indiana, on the Both day of
December, A. II. 1859, al O'Clock 10 the forenoon
I if- slz- g. W. MCBRIDE, City Recorder,
nOv29w3w as-a and eX-oficio j. p