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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-28


WASHINGTON, Nov. 27th.-the eing
dispatch was received to-day frou General
Mctjall, dated, Camp Pierpont. "Coi ayard
with 700 men of the list cavalry, pennsyI-
vania reserves, marched last nigbtat nine
o'clock, with orders TO proceed 10 Drains
Vile and capture party OF tn enemies
pickets, understood to be there. lie return
ed at noon to-day, having killed two and
wounded one and taken eleven prisoners.
Two of the prisoners are cavalrya5Tith tLeir
arms and equipments. The remainder are
footmen. Colonel Bayard had his horse
killed, and is slightly wounded, and Sur
geon Alexander and one of our men are
wounded"
The rebel blockade of the PotomOc, does
not seem to have been vigorously enforced
this week, as various vessels have arrived
here with cargoes of coal wood, aud other
domestic supplies. -
No news from below to-day.
The Wyandotte is taking in stores for the
aotilla and Mt. Washington, will go down
to-day, in addition TO those heretofore an
n6unced. rsE' f---4-- s..s ---'.a
The Retiring Board have retired the fol-
lowing officers: Maj. Henry i. Judd, D.
Jones, and Christopher s. Lowell.
The President has approved the finding.
Colonel Stephen H. Long has been ordered
90 assume the duties of the head of the
Corps of Typographical Engineers.
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DETROIT, November 27.-A communion
tiontin the Free Press this morning, under
stood to have been written by Gen. Cass,
not only jnstihes the arrest OF Mason and
Slideil, but shows it was in strict accord
ance with the position of government on
the right of search question, rs maintained
in the correspondence with the British gov
eminent in 1858
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRpER ZOE PLANK

UhUEW TUX EIlHllH 0IUT- v III
Sept 7, 1S6I.-And now it Is hereby ordered al.-
directed by the Common Council Of tas City u
Evansville that tine owners Of ali lots 0r parta OF
lots fronting Oh OF adjoining the west sfde q {
Mary Street, Between Sixth and Franklin Streets,
il said city, the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk Of class no Z. with wooden curb 70 DO
laid down tfereon within thirty days from the
publication bLtbs order. Z. BURKE Clerk.
CLERK b 0fdeer sept. u, 1901. septic
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CAIRO, Nov. 27.-It is reported the rebels
are strongly certifying New Madred. Mo-,
and that they have Eve hundred negroes at
work.
A detachment of cavalry made a recon
noisance as far as Belmont to-day. They
found no rebels on the Missouri side OF the
river
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WASHINGTON, Nov, 27.4 There is eyi-
IDENTIFY more hopeful feeling prevailing in
all the branches of the Government regard
ing the successful result Of The conflict than
heretofore. 1t is believed there will not be
any serious trouble with England about tina
arrest of Mason and Slidell
The authority given Col. Berdan to raise
regiments or companies Of sharp shooters
is revoked. Those raised, however, will be
mustered into service.
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l.lRPnRATInN NorInn-

o DER ORR PLANK 81 o E-W "A - u
September b is6l.-And now it Is hereby ordered
and directed by tle Common Council II tbs Cifyof
Evansville, that The owners Of an lcta or taf ~
lots fronting adjoining the west sid3
Of Mary Street, between Frauklin and seventh sts..
Ia said city, cause the sidewalks thur1gu ~ d.
brought 70 the proper grade, and that they cause Is
sidewalk Of class No. 2, with ao0den curps O. it
laid down thereon within thirty days IRON TIE pub
LEGATION OF this order = BUKkE. Glerf.
Clerks Once, September y, 1861. sepl3-ta.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK sfDR-WhEy.

July 20, 1sG1.-sAnd now IL Is hereby ordered aud
directed by thes Common Council OF the City OF
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or Joining fhe west side or Trd
Avenue from Canal no Sixth Street in raid city
cause tho sidewalks thereon az In brought % the
proper grade, and that they oiuss side walk of
class No. To be laid down thereon within thirty
days from the publication Of This order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR PLANK sIDh-WALK.
Oct. u, 1s61.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed By the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of ali lofB parts 90
lots fronting adjoining the west side oi Third
Avenue, from Sixth 70 Franklin Street, in said
city, cause tine side walks thereon 30 Do brought
to the proper grade, and that they cause side
walk of class No. 10 be laid down thereon wit him
thirty days from the publication 0f this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clarke Onice Oetober a. 1851
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PosF OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
- 90 Toc1

In view of the increased number of let
ters held for postage and returned to the
Dead Letter Office, it is ordered that the
order of this Department; dated 9Th Octo-
berS 1860, be rescinded, and the prior prac-
tice be restored. Postmasters win there
fore notify the person addressed that such
letter is held for postage, and that upon his
writing therefor, preparing the postage on
his letter and enclosing stamp to be placed
on the letter held for postage, the same will
be forwarded to his address.
By order of the p. NJ. General
JOHN A. KASSON,
LIST Assistant P. NJ. General.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONFORMATION NOTICE.


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Nov. 9, J36l.-And it is hereby ordered and
directed bg the Crmmon Council Of tho City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the Northwest side OF
Locust street, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk Of Glass No. l. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order.
P.BURKE, Clerk
CIerbia ORca Nov % 1851 nov22
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SPECIAL 10 pesr.

WASHINGTON, Nov. o. The United
States steamer Eagle, Capt Bender, arrived
here this morning from Baltimore, having
run the Potomac blockade without dam
age She is heavily loaded with forage for
army use.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

OIT1 OF EVANSVILLE, EOYemb Der 70, 1861.
RS0TECE rs MRRRRRp 69EUsKyN-.
O. that I, CHRISTIAN HEDDERIOH, Col.
Iector of the City Of Evansville between the hours
Of and IL O'Clock A. NJ, and aud O'clock p
NJ, on Thursday, the 1871 day or EBscers-
bers sci, will sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the City of Evansville
Indana tile folio wing lots parts Of lots, and par
cells of Real Estate and improvements, assessed
for the payment of City Taxes for tina year Is6 /,
due from the owners thereoftO the city of Evans
vile, the same being due and unpaid, and for
the costs Of said sale, and that such sale will be
continued from day to day at the aforesaid hours
and Place, until ali the lots and parcels Of Real Es
tate herein mentioned are sold offered for snle:
OLD PLAN.
Farley. RobeTt-The south west two thirds,
parts of the middle one-third of lot 69...SI2 60
Howes Lewis-LOt No. "A
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Farley Robert
South least two thirds of lot 1S3..........25 20
Lot NO. I1...-..-..-.-.-..-....l6 90
US = LOWER ENHANCEMENT.
Farley, Robert
Southwest half of lot No. 25.............1 10 40
HoRes, Lewis-Lot No l.......... ........... "a 90
The undivided two thirds Of 2S7 feet of wharf
property, beginning at the south east line
Of Leot street, and lying between Water
street and the Ohio River, and running
towards Pine ST. 2S7 90
EASTERN ENLA RGEMENT.
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ELL Go 10 THE EUREKA BAzAAR.
9A Before yon buy your goods, go 70 Cook's, No.


81 Before You buy your goods go to Cooke, No.
T3 Main street
Coming every dgy-new goods at the Eureka,
DO not fail o. buy your Groceries at Cooks.
Every thing you want can be had at Cook s.
For the best and cheapest Groceries 90 10 Cook
Good neWs--the Eureka is full of new goods
How il it that Cook sells cbeap-G- e) he SELLS
for cash to ALL sH
Hn the faca of the hard times Cook keeps his house
full and sells cheap.
) DIN the Family Guard Drill Room at the Eureka
Bazaar, No. 70 Main street
Keep yourself posted by going 10 70 Main street.
low prices and good Goods at nll times to be had
at VI. A. Oook g.
Move on in 'front.' want 10 get some Of Cooks
cheap Groceries
New goods almost every day at Cooks s4
One price, but that s low you cnnuot ask it
lower at Cooks
Post up your friends that No " Main street is
the place.
Quality Of Cooks goods always a. represented.
sEush up to Cooks if you want bargains
SO you have got to buying your goods at Cook
J knew you would it you went once
Tho cav prices and good quality of Cooks goOls
Is the wonder of nil.
Unless you htly at Cook s, YOU lose money.
Volunteer usthe Family Guard DriIl every da7 at
No 70 Main street.
Wonders VIII cease, last not least the large
stock tobe found at the Eureka 4azaar.
XceIsior Golden Syrup-only to be had at Fl. A.
Cooks.
Mes, it is Acknowledged that Cook eIIs the eheps
est Of any House in the cits
Xopud. how cheap you can kirecesies af No.
rs Main street.
81 II you want to money! must - T. tbs
Eureka Bazaar. l6
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fled cannon for the government arrived
from Cold Spring to-day, including a 100
ponder, which viii carry FIVE miles. The
latter goes to Fort Monroe
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WAsHINGToB, November 27-The Wash
ington Republican has news from Winches-
ter, Va, stating that Jackson, one Of the
rebel Generals, is drilling regiment com
posed wholly of slaves, in that city, and
that the negroes are TO be made TO fight
against The Federal troops. -
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New YORK, November 2T.-A Fort Mon
roe letter says the rebels lost 5 killed and
wounded in the shelliug Of their camp at
Warwick.
The Richmond Dispatch reports 5000
iunioaists in the mountains Of East Tennes-
see, under Parson Brownlow and Maj. Gil
lum, doing more mischief than the Yankees
in Kentucky. The Dispatch proposes the
abandonment of Norfolk in the event of an
attack, and begs for the reimbursement of
Richmond and Yorktown. - & "a o -
Thirty thousand troops are expected at.
Fort Monroe, and an order vas read for
those there on Monday, inst they win not
be furnished with winter quarters This
seems to indicate an advance
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WAsHINGToN, NOV. an Messengers Just
come in to Geu. WadsWorth's lines from
Fairfax Court House, report that the rebels
intend making a desperate stand at Center
Vile and Manassas sass.
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CLEVELAND, o., Nov 27-Gen. Jim. Lane
and family, and portion of his staff, ar
rived this morning. They leave for Boston
tonight. They were received with en-
thusiasm here. @
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HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-The Himalaya has
arrived here, aud reports that the Trent had
reached England, and that British frigate
had been Immediately dispatched to the u.
S. The report is doubtful
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NEW YORK Nov. 27.-Tbe item about
the steamer Trent having reached England
IS pronounced absurd. She does not go fur
Their than St. Thomas under. any oireum-
stances, and could rot have seaehed Ena-
land
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| HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-The Canada, from
Liverpool on the 10th, via Queentown on
| the 18th, arrived this morning, with two
days later advices from Europe. @14
| Sir James Ferguson publishes letter
emphatieally denying the statement that he
acts the part of spy in America and af-
frming that he interfered on either side.
NJ. Fould's financial programme for France
was satisfactory.
The Paris Bourse has advanced to G9f.
CSC. BfsG 1sA4A 81 VA Va
The London Daily News has an editorial
generally rebuking Southern sympathizers
in England, and especially denouncing the
writer of strong pro-slavery letter. a5
The Canada brings eI0,S00 ia specie.
The Gazette publishes the treaty in re-
gard to the combined expedition of England,
France, and Spain. On the part Of Eng
land, it is signed By Lord John Russell.
The 4th article says that after the sigma
lures to the treaty are made, copy of it
was communicated to the Government of
the United States, and that the Ministers
of the contracting powers at Washington,
are authorized to conclude it, separately or
collectively, with President Lincoln. AS
delay, however, would ieopardizee the sue
cess of the expedition, the operations are
not to be delayed for obtaining the accession
of the United States to the treaty after the
forces have assembled in the neighborhoOd
OF Vera Cruz fHBlAER ogIE.A
BERNE, Nov. 2. There has been a fresh
violation OF the Swiss territory, py the
French, near Geneva. u
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I6.-The circulars report
the breadstuf's market fat Flour cd low
er Wheat in active. Corn declined 3d@
Cd. Beef steady Pork quiet and IN
changed. Bacon tending upward; all
qualities slightly advanced, Coffee buoy
ant and all descriptions silently HIGHER.
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LAST NIGHT,s REPORT.

New Rifed Cannon-3O,OOO
stand of Arms Received
A Panic in Richmond-A
Skirmish on the Potomac
Gen. Cass on the Mason and
Slideu affair 10000 men
at Fort Monroe-An Adj
vance Anticipated "A rum
or from England-News
from MISUNDERSTANDING
ton Items.
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NEWS az TELEGRAPH.
MORNING REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Henry Grill,
Marshal for Utah, has resigned on the
ground that the business of the Office is not
comparative since the creation of the Ter
ritorial Government of Nevada.
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The officers and members of this Compass
ny are requested to attend business meet
ing tomorrow friday evening, at 81
o'clock, at the Engine House, on Locust
Street A full attendance is necessary, as
measures VIII be taken to I'LL the vacancies
occasiOned by the resigHatious Of Captain
Cochran and some Of the members, who
have enlisted ia Government service. BY
order
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nnRPnRATION NOTICE.

oRDERFoR PIAHK 81 D
Sept 18th, 1s6l.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council OF tue ciIy of
FvausviIIo, that the owners Of all Lots Or parls1i
Iofs fronting adjoining the cast aIdesl
Mary Street, between Seventh and Eighth Ba.i
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon " bsbrousi
10 the proper grade, aud that they cause a sits
walk Of class number - De laid down therslI
within thirty days from the publication "a this
der. y. BURKE, Clerk
CITY Clerks ONCE, sept 18th, 1861. sspi3
R@E ~ FRUKTS.-Currauts, Raisins,. Cit
~ y rons, &c, Sc, IA store and for ssle -
NtrN FaF EHls
movie
RRE ~ AsO.MFys-BS hoekwhoal floor.
a. Oraubexrf5s, &C., just received and fot sale
low at FICKERY g. BROS
uoyIg 81 Main Be-.
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NEW York, November 27.-The Fulton
brought nearly $4,000 stand of arms for
government
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SCoTT, Cortland Co, N. Y, March 2Ist, 1891,
Dr.. q NJ. Jackson Dear SIR
~" IS e FF4s r = % - THE s. FEsEFCTTkeK ~,
n fpen few lines to You have suffered and
d0ctore,i myself, aud know bow to pity those in
like eoadition Until commenced taking your
BTtters last sumner, not able to do ythin g,
to up any con4iderable length OF time
Before had taken the drst bottle, felt like "a
new man, aud now, after having continued the
Of them short time, in the worst SEASON Of the
year. ana able 10 tabor hard eUcTy day To say the
least, think have received naore benefit from the
Ritters than AL other medicines I have taken. il
have not only used your bittsrs myself, but have
given bottles and parts OF bottles Co those complain
ing Of Dyspepsia AMI Liver Complaint, and IN ev-
Hry case, they tell me they have tikeu medicine
beneficial as the bitters. Respectfully yours,
JAMES Won BGNSCHOTER
The bittars sold by druggists stoTekeepers
in every town and village in the uuited States Can
adas, West Indies, and South America, at Is cents
per BOTTLE noyld&w2w
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FoRT MoERpR, Nov 27,--A flag of truce
went up to Norfolk but brought back no
report whatever in regard to the Fort Pick
ems affair." t@~~-
The steamer Constitution, with General
Buffers division, came into Hampton Roads
yesterday
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WAsHINGToN, Nov 26.-Reports sent
about Blenker's resignation are incorrect.
Mcclellan and Blenker's command have
the greatest confidence in him, and bis
resignation would not be accepted if offered
The affair grew oul of letter sent by
Blenker to Mcclellan which contained ex-
pressions, which Mcclellan rebuked him
for, but said he presumed it was BIenker's
imperfect knowledge of English which
cansed the improper expressions. The af-
fair is considered satisfactorily settled.
Two more scouting parties from the
right wing of the army went out to-day.
One had a skirmish with superior numbers
Of the rebels. Capt. Rowland, with
companies @ and II, Freedman's Cavalry
regiment went as far as Hunters Hill and
sent a accommodating party forward, who
discovered a large <body Of rebel infantry
in ambush. Capt Rowland retired with
his force. isaac
Capt. Bell, with between two and three
companies of The Sd Pennsylvania, Col
AVerills Cavalry, accommodating between
Vienna and Hunters Hill, were attacked by
the ambuscading enemy in the woods on
both sides the road Five vOlleys were
fred, before our troops, pressed by a superior
force of the enemy, fell back a courier
brought this news to Gen. Porter, to whose
division the party belonged. He sent for
ward the 9th Massachusetts, 4th Michigan,
Grffin's battery and two more companies
of Averilrs Cavalry. AZ dusk all the
troops returned sM
Before the reenforcements reached Capt
Bell, he was again attacked by the enemy
who tried to cut him off. Shots were again
exchanged. The rebel commander was shot,
and fell from his horse, who galloped with
in, our lines and was captured. About
dozen of our men dropped and were neces-
sarily left on The field. Lieut. Ford and
As men-alf of Colonel Averill's cavalry
are missing, Orderly Sergeant Parker's
horse was killed, aud the rider Injured. The
enemy were dressed in dark blue, wearing
caps. They did not wait for any encounter
with our reenforcements. I'D .-s-s5sl.
HERALD's DISPATCH. tf7s.'tl r
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Gen. Sumner
has been assigned to the command of a d.
vision to be composed of IL regiments of
infantry, some of which are now here in
the provisional army of the Potomac, and
not yes formed into brigades and others are
yet 90 arrive. Also prOportionate amount
OF cavalry and artillery, which will for the
present, occupy q position at Springfield on
tho Orange and Alexandria Railroad. Col.
tsrallnnfs 9TH Regiment, Excelsior brigade
who was arrested for destroying some
buildings at Matthias Point in his late re-
connoisance, has been honorabIy restored
to duty BIZ General Mcclellan, and ordered
TO join his regiment without delay. E
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Sr. Louis. November 27-Gov Gamble
has appointed and commissioned Gen. Hal
!scA sajos Genera. of State Militia, aud
Gen. Halleck has appointed Brig. General
Scofield to command all State forces
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BD~ We regret to learn That Mr.. Henry
SweetzeS Quartermaster 81 the 25th In
diana Regiment is dangerously III at OF
taTyille, Mo- recent letter RON Major
Fos.sr says he -canaot possibly a aHar.
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NkR YoRK MARKET

NEW uRfs Nov. 27.-Flour opened
heavy and closed sc lower sales at 400
8 45 for super western, 5 55(05 65 for COM
mon 70 medium extra western, 5Jt85 30
for shipping brands extra rs. d. t., and
6 006gG - for trade brands. Wheat is
heavy and closed lie lower. Moderate e4-
port inquiry at the decline.
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PrTTsBURG, Nov. 27.-River 5 feet by the
pier mark, and falling Weather cloudy
cool
The feet, consisting of seven boats, leaves
here to-day. -ta.it'
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Nov. 9, 1s6l,-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of tho City Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the southwest side of
Ninth street from Ann TO Division street, ia said
City, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought 20
the proper grade, and that they cause a sidewalk
Of Glass Ne. 2, to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of this order.
Clerks once, Nov. %, 1861.
NTSOEEECTOR's SHE OR RB-GL
Il ESTATE for the payment of the costs and OK
penses of sidewalk Improvement Notice is here
by given, that by virtue OF precept issued by the
Mayor of tlse City Of Evansville and to me direct
ed / will sell at public auction, at the door Of tho
Court Honse, in said city, on Thursday Nov 38,
1861, at o'clock p. NJ, the following lots par
cells of real estate, much thereof may DO
necessary 10 pay the amount charged and assessed
against said lots respectively for the costs and
penses of making sidewalk Improvements for said
lots, together with the costs Of sale:
George Rosener, Lot 2, Block 80, Eastern
Enlargement, 3tOs
VIM H. Law, Lot ~, Block ~, Lnmasco,.-.. 1895
Hiram Nelson, S. w. - Of the n. Il. = Of
Lot 68. Upper Enlargement J9JS
Hiram Nelson, Is by 10 feet s. w. OF alley
end OF same -.........-. 9,Il6
Allis Walker Lot i, Block IS, stockwclrs
Enlargement 2,16
AlIis q Wa Iker, Lot No. 2, Block Is, Stock
xsll's E1Iars6nent,: 2oeJl
Wells enlargement, .......; ~. 2oe16
Converse Clements, 3 feet on high street, by
No 3, in Block No. .. Az EnIargemont, a.ls
Francis EdmOnds, Lot IL, Block 81, Eastern
Enlargement, s...--..-.. 2J,i2
Ronald Fisher, AZ feet on Cherry street, by
IS feet deep, being the N. E Is If the S.
w. - OF Lot NO. 90. IN the Upper Hularg. loia3
novl4tds CHRISTIAN HEDDERlCH, q. e..
Qe25
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HRRALnls pTsPATcH.

New YoRK, Nov IA portion of the
news sent yesterday was per
Bohemian #EaIHN
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.

ITepdged by DT. Q. ". Jackson, No. Al 8
Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
READ WHAT is SAID OF THEM.
SCoTr, Cortland Co, N Y, March 2lst, 1881.