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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-14
CHE Daily 9uuruaI.
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED.
sam Kirilman, Nashville; James Hale, Pittsburg
Tow boat storm; TOw-boat Lake Erie )
Atlantic, Louisville; Poland, Nashville
Grey Eagle, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
Atlantic, New Orleans; Poland, Cincinnati
Grey Eagle Louisville.
u. The River fell slowly up to dark last
evening. A rise is anticipated to-day.
CNcrNNArI, Dec. I3-River risen,23 feet,
with 10 feet in the channel. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 290-
PITTsBURGH, Dec. I3.-River II feet
by the pier mark and falling Weather
cloudy and cold.
''"''The Weather, yesterday, was cold.
In the afternoon there were indications of
snow, but it became so cold after dark that
the fine flakes that were flying in the even
ing ceased altogether.
-. The. Dunbar is the regular mail
packet for Paducah to-day at ! o'clock
She is a fine packet.
1.-THE men on the Submarine were
employed yesterday in plugging the holes in
the Wharf-bOat preparatory to pumping her
out. They anticipate raising her to-day.
....The Gen'l Anderson failed to make
her appearance yesterday. We understand
that she has withdrawn from the trade and
gone up the Cumberland river, to run be-
tween Nashville and St Louis.
1.-THE following description of the
Nashville we find in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
The " Nashville is vessel having no
equal for its class on the " estern rivers
The model is perfect and the symmetry OF
every part so true, that we doubt if ever an
Improvement on her build could be made
The Nashville is 1856 feet long, 333 feet
team &2l feet floor ard feet depth Of
hold, with n carriage capacity of 400 tons.
she carries fiyc-llued boilers 81 inches in
diameter and 20 feet long. The cylinders
are g inches in diameter, 8 feet stroke,
working a l95 feet in diameter wheel. The
hull was built by Iarnbleton, and by him
reported and the Inspector classed as the very
best ever landed at cur wharf. Colonel
Guthrie tested the boilers and examined the
machinery and outfit, and certifes to the
best job ever scrutnized by a Government
official. G. I. Dumont was the machinist.
Experts in cabin build and appointments
have been loud in their laudatious of the ar
tjstic mechanism Of her cabin and the ele-
gance of her outfit. The curve of the cabin
fun length is 4 noticeable feature, while the
ueatness and taste display ed in he bulkheads
&c, are truly commendable. Horseley &
Ealer are entitIedto the credit The carpet,
chairs and general outfit are extravagantIy
superb, and would reflect credit on the EN-
est side wheeled steamer that ever turned a
wheel. Every department is fully and eIe-
gantly equipped, nothing wanting to rank
her a palatal vessel for the most fastidious.
For the Cumberland River trade she is nd
mirably adapted, and will at once rank a
great tavorite. The Nashville is light
draught witbal, trimming on I8inches wa
ter, and having superior accommodations on
her ounrds for stock &c - - q
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KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEorLE--A fine
likeness for 10 cents at the Peoples Cat
lery, on Sd ST., opposite ihe entrance to Ores
cent City uall. The proprietors are determiu-
ed to furnish the Citizens Of Evansville and
vicinity with pictures unsurpassed fol beauty
ana durability, and at prices to suit the hard
times Now is the time to get your Ike
ness to send to your frierds Go, every
body. decl3-3t
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LARGE HoSS--- Messrs. Jaquess & to fe-
ceived yesterday lot of 90 hog aver
aging 313 pounds, thirty seven Of Them
raised by Dawsey Eoren, Of Gibson comfy,
averaging 337 pounds, and rs by Sampel
Boren Of the same county, PSI rounds
These we believe are the best hogs of the
number ever brought to this mark
Messrs. Jaqucss e Co. have received to
this date over 300 head averaging PAS
pounds They viii be actively engaged
packing antiI tie first g January Any
person w,rnting Any Of the srroglrct OF the
hog can be accommodated by calling on
them at their pork house on First street.
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TAEVE's PANopTICoN.-Ths work of art
and mechanism, forming a diorama, pan
Drama, and exhibition of movable figures
combined, has been shown at Marble Hall
to large audiences, during the week. 1t viii
he exhibited tonight and to morrow night /;
also ;o.morroY Saturday, at II a. NJ. and
2 T.. M. The last two exhibitions will be
for children, aud the price Of admission will
hs ten cents each The exhibition will
positively close with this week.
The Paropticoa we can heartily recon-
mend 10 thc patronage OF, the public. 1t is
one of the most Interesting exhibitions that
has ever visited Evansville Old and yourg
ENJOY 1.-THE latter for the novelties in the
way OF moving figures, scenery, etc. with
which it ahounls; the former for its very
fine sea aod land views, the ingenious move
m,nts OF lbs figures, the excellent limitations
of natural phenomenon aud artificial sights
ana sounds and the descriptions Of hstori-
cal events and scenery 50 admirably given
bv lhe gentleman who explains the panop-
ticon
Onr citizers who want 10 spend a couple
of hours pleasantly, should view this work
Of art before it leaves; and the g httle peo-
pie should haye az opportunity Of seeing
a ''show" which viii Instruct them Willie Il
DELIGHTS.
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BG5~ HUGIms has a large stock Of cloths,
cassimeres, jeans dress goods, eloaks, hosie-
ry notions, good clothing and superior
shoes, which he IS selling at reduced prices
to suit the times lie takes the bank bills
of every State in the Union in payment
Ladies' who want cheap broadc'oth for good
cloaks, can procure the article fon very little
money at Hughes's. lie has q first class tai
Ior in his store, who viii cut or make any
thing in his line in the best style andat very
low prices. I H u f
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BY" A burglar or burglars entered the
county treasury at Canpcton on the 2otb
ut and Blew die safe open with powder,
and stole $2o2 therefrom. vMr. Hatfield,
the treasurer, before leaving The office in
the evening, not having any. copiihhee An
the safe, had put 1880 into Ms pocket
and slowed $500 in gold in an old coal box.
This money was all savcd. The Reporter
says that rogues are abroad aud should he
watched for
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Something New.

Having OPENED an establishment Tor the manu-
facture Of CORN BROOhIS on Water ST. bet. main
ana Locust, in the Room formerly occupied as the
Telegraph Office, would respectfully call the Of
tention Of the Citizens Of Evansville 70 the fact that
/ am now manufacturing every description Of Corn
Brooms, and will sell at lower prices than tho same
can be bought ia Cincinnati or Louisyille. Dealers
would do web t. call at my establishment before
purchasing elsewhere. The Market price paid Tor
broom Corn at all times. AM. CONAEEI.
sep. Z5-3md
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se- "A. small amount Of 4uoney willbuy
a large lot OF splendid garments at I4yons's
as he is selling Clothing at astonishihgiy
low prices.
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Bay The Savings Bank is paying the
best prices foi ae1cnrrelt gpgq7'e9i grid md
Iaad ,carrqlts. Also sells sight eeetaa7e on
England, Ireland, and Scotland in sums to
suit Call and see dee I2-2td.
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FINE BRooMs.-Am. Connect has manu-
featured some handsome brooms, which
make fine Christmas presents. These may
be found at Cook & Langley'S Or at his fac
tory over the Coal Office on Water street
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ssy- The Lafayette Courier Of the 9TH
inst says thai a Peters, Esq4a responsible
grain dealer Of that city, lofers t64take.
$4,000 Illinois money at par, returning
good currency with interest in 81 y months,
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Fire and Inland Navigation

AMI fair profit.
L,pecui .eGttial, gire.tio i,ss'yoHee 81 DG FILINGS
slud Con''hts fer tl.a& of 2. . seora.
Tho solid service long and successfully tried, ana
tho many adv 4ntaaes tie - tina Insurance Company
pos in its line, should not he overlooked by
those ready ins;:ro aud Iade riaH'iina thvir best
Interests,
During - stringent times So tie necessity ir
Liable lnsurlnce becomes an imperative iui, - ale
ability Of property owners TO. sustain loss being
thea much lt--sayis,i.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the stale Politics issued without de-
lay, hy any Of the duiy anthosizcd agents 81 tho
Company.
ss5- 8''sinc.s attended to VIII, despatch ana
fidelity.
COPELAND & NE.lsFN, Agouts,
N.Y. Savings Bank Binding, Eirst ST.
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HARTFORD 4
EIHS INSURANCE. CO,
TNCORpO RATED 1910

E. - n -
CE.A z = mR Pc ETUAL
With o Successful Bu4n,-- Experience OF r
rs L it 81 q "a Il s..
Cash Capitsf. ...-... 50 0O, 10000
Capital a,Ssi SsVr Isisss, -....... $500, s6.SI
fr4lf:,ns, aet5fet Loss Da1naea Iv Fire, on
Dwellings, iurp iitVr s.r,s. A4trt." tfscs, Aicr-
cnais,Ifa. Drills Ntf.t"yia- and other kinds Of
property, elr ie ,in-oed ia this Company upon "a
favorable irrms rs tho nature oi the risks aud secu
rity ~ Policy hoi.rr5 viii admit
FtETfFj LAR AZ! ENTiDN given to insuring
Farm property consisting ot Dwellings, Earns, and
outhuiidtS- c"Huecf., aud Furniture, Live stock,
Hay, Grain, Farming tfteusiIs &c, &c, contained
tlIyria, tor a term ct years az Low rates VI pre-
iHiau.
DEEICEki3
T. g. AHy Il, >ecrctary- -. HaHEutl.tun, Pres't.
&. G. IN raau, Asst Sc V. ~. Bowers Actuary-
u. Alexander, General A-,ut for tin " oateru
AMI auulh Western -'atee, t"lHatiauS, ohio
J. Hrtaa.n, ASS General fe,,at tor tie Western
ami south " ,7itr St.tt-s. Columbus, pltio..
Applications iur insurance may ice Int'ie 10 the
mideTsig u1d, thr. dhly authoria,ai Agents OF tic
tui0lrr : t-iih LJCiHk " son. A L.
uFFiC9; --- haIil" uAB i}nii'ul5, Main street.
aHe1s-lNd
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NOTICE.

IN W ! ---
MNGTKCR rs HERRHI- GET@EySs
OW that I, Oh ristian Hedderich, Collector Of tho
City Of Evansville, Between tho hours of aud ~
O'Clock A. M and and 8 O'Clock g 81, on the 18th
of December, 1850, will sell at pnblc auction, at
the door Of theEourt House, IN the City OF Evans
yilIe Indiana Ile following Lore parts Of lots and
for the payment Of City taxes for the year 1860 due
from the thereof 20 the CITY of Evansville,
the same being now due and unpaid, and iOr the
costs of said sals and that such sale viii be Contn
ued from day to day, at the aforesaid hours and
place. until ali the lots and parcels Of real estate
herein m entionea are sold offered for sale
. ORIGINAL PLAN
BlackfOrd Isaac (hers) lot 80 so
Babcock Bros, the undivided II OF 80 by 70 u
sw end Of lot 81, share u L 8. BabcockJ sos
GosIey Ferdinand (hers) "A part Of lot % - %
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Ellis August 49, by 6S ft corner pit lot 1872 10
As Il on Locust ~ bv Is ii lot l52 100
IaHghIin, Alexander p'ments on lot 228 II 30
SaterIee Varnes (heirs) lot ZO4 ........... % SO
UPPER ENLA REGIMENT.
RIack ford Isaac (beirsl lot No 7.......... "a rs
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By" We publish today the first half OF
Judge Mortons statesmapffse speech on the
subject Of the observation Of the Union,
than which none is. Of more vital interest
10 the people Of .i,e United States at this
time. Judge Morton grasps tho subject
with the -boldness, yieor, and ability which
chssacterizes him. That his is x ifst-class
mind is Shown 10y his original treatment OF
this difficult question.
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N9OLLECTOR'S s.gEE OFRH.gA ES-
u tat for the payment of the Gusts and eXpens-
of sidewalk improvements Notice is hereby
given that by virtae Of precept issued by the
Mayor OF the City of Evansville, and 90 me direct
ed, viii sell at public auction, at the door OF the
Court House in sail city, Saturday, December
22d, 1850, at O'Clock p ~, the following lots
parcels Of real estate, much thereof AS may DO
necessary 10 pay the amount charged and nssesatd
against said lots respectively, for the costs and tx
Penses of making side-wH improvements In front
of said lots, together with the costs Of said sale
Joseph Soates's heirs, 10y l4sl5 f W side Of
SB = Of lot 3, lower Enlargement ........& 2 p
w. G. n G. W. Ewing, N w = Of lot 4, Low
or Enlargement ............. O7J
do W y lot 4, Lower Enlargement ........ 7} IS
Conrad Baker lot q Lower Enlargement. $500
Lewis HoWes, " d" ...... 35. l5
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
dec7-3t CITY Collector.
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BETTER from Ghe Republican Central
COMMITTEE of the state OF COIifOr-
ComnrrEH Rooms, 1913 CLAY ST.,

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. Is. n Is
The Compliments Of The Committee to the
Missouri Dcmocrat: Both the Pacific States
have declared Tor Lincoln and Hamlia--
oregon by plurality ofsome four hundred
votes, and California by twelve hundred
votes.
The estimate of the Republican vote in
this State transmitted 20 you on the 4th of
Octob"I' last does not vary five hundred
votes from the actual result
GILBERT A. GRANT. Temp Sec.
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ATOLL EGTOk y sale % n hE-FL KS
u tate for the payment Of the costs aud oxpens-
Is of Sidewalk improvements Notice IL hereby
given, that by virtue OF pteeePt Issued the
Mayor Of the City Of Evansville, and 10 direct
ed will sell ut public auction, at the door Of tho
Court House, In said city, Wednesday, the 18th of
december, 1860 tho following lots parcels of real
estate, or So much thcreof az may DO necessary 90
JAy the amount charged and sesseG against said
lots respectively, tho aud expenses Of max,
ing sidewalk improve meHts in front Of said lots,
together with the costs OF sale
Lot - block No !, in Bakers Additi0n......GT53L
" ~ fsh Q in Eastern Enlargement 1916
d" 10 " in Eastern Enlargement 1896
10 in the 4th Enlargement II CA
t. CHRISTIAN HEDDERlCH
Civ Collector
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peiIses of sidewalk improvements. Notice is here
by given, that by virtue Of precept issued by the
Mayor of the City Of Evansville, aud tO me direct
Ell, VIII sell At public auction III tho door Of tho
Court House IN said city on fue.lay, the Ilth day
of December, 1860, at O'Clock b., The following
lots parcels OF real estate, much thereof ~
may be necessary to pay the amount charged and
assessed against said lots respectively or the costs
and expenses Of making sidewalk Improvement
in front Of said lots together It'll the costs Of sale
=
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J 5.

$50 80
lEHa.gS = REs.RsS C3.ss Ivy
atS NEN ARRANGEMENTS
The ADAMS EXPRESs C0aFAET especially an
nounce to their friends and patrols, tl.s p3fie
Evansville ard sicinity, that with III, rcsel feci-
ties for the transportation Of
FRFFg ~ Pa @ = Il g + $
u n T. y A y y = 1 Z r. / Z rs
They solicit :. r,'rtinuarcc off3rincr fAoss g.
pacaI care taken ia III" collection Biii7 Dfats,
Notes and he tr.,ns iort0tu Of -n y :,'id valuable
pa,kts.rs-
4 y t,=rsci:a wishing. to avail themselves OF IL IA
c:ls. &C fie Express obtain any desired il fr-
maror 10 fjttou,. a. the tst, details If tho
lls hess, then Dtjs,e FfrS4 sttr.t, bt3ve-n
Man and locust. oFpcsits ti- Psi ot-~
de e C. II. FISH, Agent.
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE t. ).
MAIL PACKET,

g. z . y Es n q I . :
". n. DANIELS, Capt.
VS.. UUNAL. Citrk.
n E.sg-sgs kFss.4TSE 7fEEEs E3E.-his -
= : Tuesday ahd Saturday at o'Ci"'k T. n.
Returning, Leaves Louisville olcry Monday and
FTi.iav ri O'Clock 2. NJ.
ROY Through Rll- "i ladiUE Will b. given f"r
Tohatco or rthee freight 90 Baltimore "a New York
at low rates Il not l.trr ihan 10y au! other route
Passengers or freight taken IT ,ttcktt-host rates
Tor amy point GA thr ohio t;irer vi"n Green River.
EeS5- The ps--e;=;,f recommendations 81 the Grey
I;nsi' oslIi p:,--,.i i'> "y boat upon the West
waters ..,..
Amply on b,s,t.i or 80 JOiJN p. HALL,
iuuc7 -dtf No Wafer street
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.
- $50 U. s. mAII,. - -
Evansville s Padacah Daily Packets
DUNBAR,
Gus FOWLETS.............. VI ast er.
GEM. ANDERSON,
TiiomAsfSoN --..-.-.---.-..--.....- Master.
Leave FcvansytGIe Esai;y at 2 O'Clock
NJ, sundays Exec pied.
leave Patgucsll Daily st . =. nj.
rho DUNBAR and GIN. ANDERSON mike
close connections AZ Paducah with packets tor
NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, s. REV
ORLEANS,
Aud nj Evausy iIia with packets for
LOUISVILLE AND CIECgNEATi
Railroads, for sIae East.
81 The Dunbar goes to Cairo every Friday.
Hd he EeU- Anderson goes to Cairo every SttUr-
day. JOHN &. HALL, Agent,
sept9S No Water street
So T. ~ q E.< X = E-.g.S@S-
? &, riiia and Bowling Green Packet IL ~ p
fh" lieht draft u. - Mail SteaReTz>z--- =.
-. u. CAHIPRELB,
a LITER, Captain, JOHN TRAVIS, CI'k,
I,-a1rs E'ausvii;e every Monday and ThUrsiaY. ct
O'clock, nf-; leaves Bewling Green every
Wednesday ana Saturday, at ; ~. nov2s
n, tss fs0GT1 G.zREOGTO-v- .s-v.0
y POND RIVER. The elegant w.
Passenger steamer LUE EAYEs, i'z1 -.ft-s;;'
5lcbaNtIp, Master, AMoRY, CiaGh, - .--,-.re
viii mako regHlsr mi weekly trips to Sonth Car
rolion and Pond River, leaving On We'ue-i.,s
snd saturdays.
Fof freight or passage, aTply on board. nov-S
HNs.E-s.sS.sEGz a KR-s-R3zg Ks az
- Packet, GfN'L y. 81 WRITE g..
H. H. LANCASTER, master, rnas =l1-s--- =
Tceui1r Freight and Passenger Fga=t.' aSSszz-5z--
aaity Sundays exeeife,il tttNcen thfs point ad
Henderson. aug7
aalcE Ess.gE 70 sT.sE.- sv.g-%-sI p
20 ri time TITO LorieSiIfa aud s..z.
Henderson L,eht-Draualft, Se'lt sida H. ?
Who'll a. $. NJ. anil P1-sen er Pieh'-t z;===4=---,
+ z.1gss2- e9y- 15Tza ssI@, -.
C,pt. A DONNALLY, D. =. LusK, 81 /.
Ieaves Evanssiiic tor LsUisyi lie every 1nniay
a. l. ocI,cl and t.yary guu-jay at Is O'clock
arriving at LoHie, iijc Tuesday aud Friday
evenings.
Returning, leaves Louisville every Nsstnt SHAY
fuud saturday evening at 4 o'cintk-
LNti. T. ia b, a gent,
hlyaS-tf 40 = Water Str"-t.
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AouuN ~ LIitbutEs i0L Il'lthA l'l'f---
- STOCKWELL'S EHLARGEmENT
Weber, Elias, lot "a block 81
KOelin, Macmillan, n = Of lot 33 block s. SO
CHRISTIAN HEDDERiCH,
Dec:-3wd- iity Collector.
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YRREK7S FNLARGgMEN T.

ROGERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Third st.
on the II. e., Division st. the e., Second 81.
on the ;. W, and Elm st. on the n ". -
,JfIrS3 nsmefrs JOselJT, lot No. $500
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a :
W. HASTINGS Sec'y.
- al9-J 1sa.F, HASTINGS, Pres't.
-il5s L.5zz--os-A fsons 5G5
lBsures a, a fst ss ud ,lsnifssc by Fire on Oven
'ngs sn'l tbeir eent-nt7, Nhnuf,ciories, Mills,
St"fehouses, Stocks VI &eFshautise- Al FAIR and
r-a7o natis tates o. Afpuii mn
Policies promptly i--.,.-i ,,eillas-s adinsted for
the Con#sDy ~ .4IEGE ,fI1I
a. (, HAHSoC6 &SON, Agents,
NaIla nan pui1ding, Main street..
s-tiIf ss4ss1 1egansvilIey Indiana
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SmNrLAsrEEs.--ln view Of the extreme
scarcity Of small change, retail merchants
ana tradcsmen at Chicago are issuing
email paper promises 20 pay, for thossake
of convenience.
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CARPENTER FIELD.

Carpenter, A. B., acres Of ground more or
less, situated north Of Ann St, east Of
Lamasco, & west of Sharpes enlargemt S90.N
Nightingale IF, p it on LIST avenue by 100 It 2.6
Ressler, Adam, 20 IT on LIST avenue by 100 It ID
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
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Boy a correspondent Of the Lafayette
Courier writing fgom Southern Indiana,
urges The claims Of Hon, H.. ". Ellsworth
to seat in the United States Senate from
this State. 8
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GILBERT A. GRANT, Temp Sec.
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UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
elrT OF EVANSVILLE, M

UITLh IN La IsIF EN- EN-.
Gavitt. John 5. southwest half OF lot 23... g49
Hopkins, Mary lot No. 35.6=
McGrif, A. 81. uorth vest one sixth OF lot 10 3.45
south west one-third Of lot - 1886
Nelson Hiram, north east half Of lot GS..... 1896
3 by = feet alley end of lot
No Gs......................... 9.2f
Pushee, A c. southwest half of lot 2l.... l.. G=
Wheeler, II q. d, 9Th subdivision OF 4 and 4 SOS
9th subdivision Of Il and u. 9,2f
Walker, john e, Lister 5 subdivision No.slS
of olrt- lot No. 1.Si
ss ~. LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Combs, Amelia $3.50 by $50 feet alley end OF
or ~ 90
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ARRIVED
sam kiri,man, Nashville; James Hale, Pittsburg :;
TOw-bOat storm Tow-boat Lake Erie =;
Atlantic, Louisville; Poland, Nashville,
Grey Eagle, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
sam hTkman, Lou; James Hale, n. o.;
Atlantic, New Orleans; Poland, Cincinnati,
Grey Eagle, Louisville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-14

-. The River fell slowly up to dark last
evening. A rise is anticipated to-day.
CINCINNATI, Dec. I3.-River risen23 feet,
with 10 feet in the channel Weather
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-14

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