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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29
FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, June 28,-Accouuts from st. Do.
mingo received in this city state that the
Spaniards had seventeen men-ot war in the
bay of SANTANA, and that storehouses were
being ed on shore in large numbers. 1t
was thought that the blacks would soon make
serious trouble. The eleventh Massachusetts
regiment, Col. Cark,> will leave tomorrow
evening by special train and boat via Fall
River. The regiment is amply equipped tor
service, taking with them eighty horses, TWEEN.
ty baggage wagons, and all the requisites for
war.
A well attended meeting held today, APP
pointed a committee to receive contributions
in aid of the family of the late Judge Douglas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

NEW YORK, June 49, = stocks IRE modcraively active
and little higher this afternoons; Chicago and Rock
Island ISL; Galena and Chicago 6l4; New York Central
IA Michigan Central a; Harlem 81; Pacific Mail ~
nois coupon bonds 70 q 7Ol New York Central bonds
49, 1905 hudson first bonds lOi Cleveland and Toledo
24S: Delaware Lackawana and Wilmington nfst bonds
49, Missouri skies 3sf Tennessee skies Jf North Car
olna skies 50; United States skies ~ S Oned otates
tered IS: ted States iyes II coupons ~; SKIES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29

BosToN, June 28.-Capt. Kelley of the
schooner Searsville, from Cape Hay the
Sd inst, states that the Spaniards took posses.
sion on the goth OF May Of Fort Independence,
further invasion.
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TRENTON, June I28.-The three regiments
of New Jersey three years volunteers left to-
day for Washington. They took full equip
ages and 80, 900 rounds of cartridges.
MILWAUKEE, June 2S.-Gov. Randall has
issued call for company of sharp shooters
for Berdan's regiment.
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New York, June 27.-CorrON Arm, with an upward
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts 1854 bbls sales 1880 bbs; state
and western heavy, unsettled and q loo per Dbl lower
superine state 4O5 i0 extra state 4.55 46O; round
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New YORK, June 2S.-Col. Frank Blair of
Missouri was serenaded at the Metropolitan
Hotel TO night, by friends who appreciate his
course as soldier and statesman. He,made
speech in reply.
HAMILTON. C. W., June 2S-Russell, the
correspondent of the London Times, passed
eastward over the Great Western railroad this
morning.
MONTREAL, June 28.-Prince Alfred arrived
here to-day, and drove through the principal
streets, on his way 10 the residence of Gen.
Williams. He leaves tomorrow afternoon.
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3lr(u advertisements.

oRA REWARD.--LosT, between nine
eDOU and ten O clock this morning, a GOLD HUN
TER WATCH. and CHAIN. Whoever will return the
same to the Bay state House or this office or give inlor
above reward. -, EDWAkD DENNEY.
Worcester, June u, 1851 dtf je29
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MONDAY, JULY L, 1851,
Atlprces which every viii say, They will all sell "

The plan this Clearing out Sale this Prices for
nearly every article is marked in Plain Fgures all
goods in store conspcuoukly displayed that ladies
can examine without their being removed from the
shelves; deviation will be made from the marked
prce,
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gains can be made with little trouble themselves
or any one else,
800 yds PRINTED MUSLINS, costing from 20 to SOC
the yard, marked l22c.
One Counter of MOURNING GOODS of all kinds.
marked about half price.
One Counter of THIN DRESS GOODS, marked 2Oc,
worth Acc.
Large pile of White Plaid CAMBRICs CAMBRIA
MUSLINS, &C, at II to zoe.
Twenty-Five MANTILLAS, at at discount of 20 per
cent
Thirty FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS for 20 of them,
in small sizes, So each.
100 Cent? SHIRT BosoMs will be sold at sixpence
each.
One Box REMNANTS of GREY GOODS, suitable for
Capes, DC
PARASoLS and SUN UMBRELLAS all going.
100 HOOP SKIRTS, at 311c, former price Sc
HOSIERY and GLOVES dis ,layed the length of the
Hosiery Counter, all marked in plain figures.
One lot of Cotton and Wool DE LANES marked &c
All the balance of DE LANES marked One Shilling
Every PRINr in store sold at Sixpenee.
FRENCH PRINTS marked One Shilling.
White Ground FRENCH BRILLIANTS, Chintz Col
ors, marked l5c.
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Union Block. 1917 Main St..

and would cheefly tender their professional services to
the citizens This place and vicinity who may need Den
tai work With eleven years experience Ia portion of
which time have been associated with some oil the most
scientific operators in New Engand we are prepared to
execute every operation with perfect satisfaction, and
will warrant the same in writing in every instance. All
new and useful improvements pertaining to the business
will be adopted while the many worthless ones Will be
avoided
To encourage people to visit rooms, we will offer
inducements such as will fully repay them for their
trouble.
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Mottees.
Isssss56d5ssssss BOSTON & WORCESTER
fEs=-ss:ssszsss9 RAILROAD
TRIP TO FORTS WARREN AND INDEPENDENCE,

In DOSlON hAttBOk,
On Saturday, June 20. 1851,
An Extra Train will start from the Foster Street Sta
tion at A. NJ, leaving Bos. on its return, at
The boat NELLY BAKER will leave Long Wharf at
$780, reaching Fort Warren at IO5 The party will
be there two hours and at Fort Independence from
to six p The number will be limited to the accom-.
modations OF the boat.
nR- Fare, there and back, including the boat, 81 so
tickets good only in the extra train
+. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Worcester, June 27, 1861. Dist
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no LET-A good Tenement, No. 2 Otis
Il street. Inquire of HIRAM SMITH. No. Otis st.
je29 dlw'
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Our science thus with timely care combined,
Becomes the faithful friend Of human kind,
Reverses of mans miserable fate,
And serce his cureless ills to mitigate.

N.B-Teeth extracted in the easiest possible manner
with improved instruments Choroform Ether will
be prudenty administered if desired with the exercise
good Judgment formed by its long and successful
by close attention to business charges
good and faithful work, always warranted, hope
secure Il share of patronage. d3t e29
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Every lady will at that selection of the ba
gains be made with but little trouble to themseyt
or any else,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29
SAVE YOUR NATURAL TEETH.

The progress of scientific Dentistry is truly wonderful
and that Individual who places himself or herself in the
hands of judlcous and sSiful operator will reap
thousand old benefit in return Teeth of to-day are not
what teeth were fifty years old. They are more per
shable and have faithful attention at the hands of
experience Thousands almost constantly suffering
through ignorance this subject Few need lose their
natural teeth II treated rght but to those who have
and must profession comes with wonderful promise
And would you know how well II fulhlls it, come and
where nature did dwell In beauty how
few its faults.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

f'e 80 81 .- 80 t&e Fge..s. us
a.'. -e-s. .hsf .ss - 80. purss..ss you can
Fe -- .-- evr- y r.ccie-2s- To ras
s-. .Efs H-sl ;1sg tii suoerrele 81 o.srr
-a-l~ts. Tae .asTes.eata ~ walcA
ie7 sase. ca s,asecis BE oetasncd b. eru.,
-.... '-s .a-Ae.a 8 H.. pills Dr. Bysrdsst
ia. t-s- sr0vl -as prepare. ~.tho-t reza-t 70 ne
1e. 49, ,A.s s-s. - .,a1s Yop,..as psrs,.-
'tr srase-i.-ri. - tlfi sa.ls .-desl.- ClLtr
20 av as .rssSirs az.ei -r.-g gssie-cc. A-t
~ eT a-y bare ser. res.f Tat fsr. d7sih's
r'--arc sa;e aat surc-.sir. becsas, tAey o2ess.e
siev g. i1pc-e Aa1sEt .'s fslsAble eaia 4.
to1e1si. suiy ersfe = woe1-eat zs;sr.s,. -hsrs,
'stsa -akea c-t q - 151,. i,svcs lt s.ro-rsr.-
Ta.. ples.srf atsaig ecs,tles medicine caa -
rasas 'latilsy VII aes sometime, give paln soult
- ter. t-i sss qs'a - give j. -ai1 bsczase sAsy
Teaaere ,A,.e Grade All bsA Au1or- from ho bl,os
wh.za ere tae o.c.sioo < dl.ssse- Tsey o7.ss ~
'l-s-s asraas-. .af MS rsssr- 4yt's deac ris.
asas
H..l - :. 3. erSe,slA-. Tsrs-- Hsute. aa4 = a.
srse,ae' cssi g, q nss.eins. f.1r-1s~fra
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

q Rzw2RD IS o7TxRrp ,-For tke efect4on q ary
pe-s1a c.1ltsFfsitns. initiating. ths vendes any
sucl c7uaterfeif os fnit,ton Of Dafhave's Holland
B.riers. Tie senulae. highly ooncsa'xasst Holland
nter 3, put up half pint bo,tles ony, havirs the
name of tae proprietor b Page, IT.. t.osn a tcm.
ard his signature around the Of sseh aas every
l1fae.
TLis delightful trctaa has been rccs.vcc - Amer
icana wiih that favor vh.ch oaiy exte1dc really
scseafifc prc9arAiious When No co1s Ger tbs mark
I'd Attending ~ sziin.s.-at.0u, The t1c-t
stnt born cases q Fewer and AEne, caknsss a -.
ID. Dgspcpsla. HesFtburn. Acidity g. the stonsck
sirk sud NerTsus Ecadacke. l..tig~sslcn. cos.ivc
-a. sd Piles, tossthcr ~th the soraplrte eonro Il
exsrcises over ~ Ser,1as Rhcllzaic. srd ycaral-
c Aaecrieet ~ ccg-ot wradsr a. ~ spprlzEtty.
Vel ms5 lsesn,alis rraisr fAis -srncf5
AC Il Nv
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

f-s sdFesa.eE. EaT.ag lees reetose. = Ls-sl.A Z
s-1s weeks ~ vr sr.e rezasts s.is- Lavlls ssss-
-r-d .rrc-l .1ls III ssvers iZnE z-rcsson. al
Ia -f-s- c.ssases csls.st. MS aasies . szste
-#2 to - ie..--.-s-1 1sTcrs-.ss rse-zz & c-src.
70 t-.se l...o E.sa - - 4. be vi scld coyS
~ Fr-rriPiioa u-e- Use = ehazsrl st.H he rco-
aars sT r-eparias as.d za.ag ihe sane, Which sle5
vii lad - cure f-r Cotsu-zp-gu As-Ala. Bsoa-
e. ,is. 81, Tie oa'y olJset q IL advertiser y IN
saias .hs prsscrlgGcl . sslsf. ths ari-;ec and
srsa i-or-aa,lou ~lirs he eo1c.ive = - l1vaira-
tir -1 hr Pc every sunsEer All ;ry hls ready.
s. fr 1.r nashla<. - nay r,ssse . bleasrx
rar-, -lse 3 tas pTeo<s-p pai0n VII please a1drss.
i-T kDWARD A WILSON,
Sliln-a-bzrs.
fr FiEs Counfy. -. a..
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iloW Dofs rfHrsIAS synrr
cUaL - NASr 9IskAsLs

CraL - NANy oi1kAs1lS
APPARENTLY DISslIILAR'f
ul asrsi a, snlnd = taxsd u.ose stan he boty.
fE- otlsiy j. uspepils. the p.ost ooasslisui nsElc
~ le.ca 81 ecnpIeiuss b>gfna.os eisa trnpairsd
'sssaos. and ge7e--iIy eaiing a ccSsr,frrcS,
ga ~ oririas..ng = detcEsosatioa q .s bod
rFram fh- Rev Dr. GREESLEAF.l s,ar
ClsctS~,11, October =, lsss
( hsee derived 80 mrrh Dersceal benefit fror. tie
't.rrusfan sTrup.' that do hc state recon-
n 80 lis use a. an that iar~e class 4 cases Hherf
~ ~ 81 fae sfcse-t remedy To c.-- syulc espcci-
ally cad psTslHl whose occupations .ax heasiiy ,Ac
n-trl snsEge1 ~ % sufferers fro~s the ds vita
"a effects - simmer heats. belle g flis 70 A. an
ilva1slle rer'-,iis4 agenf. ...l -
Pu. GHEESiExT.
necto- - :. F-sri,- ehsi-~h E.
ser.4 iR
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

~ sAe ass - the-~ Pie t.r perisc.c s'tactse q
aesso4s u nset Iosi. ~ rnss 10 rse'crtes. lnd
ikeu e. -ir coiarscacrar-, y 81 ,.tc2 iu-n4eisfs
tlief lfgm ..-kae.. vii ., oitnns.
1ley a,iseo f.l r. rs.as-snr. a. N.ss.s.l sse
0saJ-'eas e. aisoh s.msisa arc % rzueb sutsec.
.Ihey ssf genrr1ily a-o0 ne horrs.s-r-rovs1s
Cosi.tt.csr
FE xsts-lls s.sa. esa4eas,. f,sl.eet- Fela.iss
sii iipsrssa q t,.s,lr ? s. H. lsss ere vs,-ts4.
a. = .A1-slrv. q .1rFeying ;as cTs,.sr. sira ~
md 1s.r . 80 digestive vsrs az. .fsis-.rr -,
natgral eeet4.@y al. strength q u. ehose : .,er
Zoo eEPHAI1c Fills are .aeresal. cs L.. ...es.
tgst.on sai esssfa.ig co1ig $ sVps tacsi- ivvshs
oe,a - use many ytsss lr-inS v4.sch ssnse sA.y
harr p-rscff-s sHt rcncr,a vsst s,sousi < pai1.
and suTeri,s from bcsdaeie. rAeiler oririsAisns -
- errres .gstr. fro,a s-rs-s-i "a s .rs-..
.'artef
T. ars rft7.l sec.sst., N il.s.r cosnf o-.aSs
SOS r.ss D. lsAsn - az t..oe- with TsrseSi asssss
Nian ni ?. kilg anr change q cic. Qaf ric a,seios
fatg 'i.sg7es7''- ~, r-.sers "a >ss- - - r-1s-
f-te1 'fer, 70 q. lfref
BEWARE OF COUNTERFuTs
Fhs senuii-e bsvs ssgAfars, - Hsn5 q spa1i-.s.
lu eass box.
.-sesis Drugf.i- 'fa ~ o.hsr o~a'.f. D a-i
Az vai 81 ssf - sa-a =, f-ssiss ssfh,
PHlCH 80 sESTs
AL ara.r- .hssill be a-lrt-.t1 -
HENRY g spkULDfS0
.sf~fsi sr~~s. Nsv Tark
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

~ Sc voa,3 CAL tae psrs.-zilr a-teatia2 = ev-
s-t fe-f~- 20 'ae dlse-.- 'srncrt = Ne.<sn'
srcre-aerlrz Cofslal "a voleaa-e oal Lr-rsen' =
T-ry t.s to- ee-i enesTn IL - eeEan1s-.y .osS-
lrIrl recom1esdauora Pa there aFe rn4Sy 4 enr
rertesl vho sre rusr - fsea csr >lzsn q tas
sist-sre o5s.1s. uiLous tha si.rt..s-. .lsA 3 y
-es. ls1ss rrir fifs % s3np.1Iss sssa - es~s-s
81 aerfe1s rfr'sassrf fsr.iny. lrdr't-loi iafk
q rs-srs.. aak.fe exssene,sa surtsa- .Tc silss 10
Fl ac..e.sl. ~ tss Cortiai. = VT g.ge ;s-r'e-
i... re.i.l = ~ vle nay sc aai.cset ~.ith Seres
% r-s aey k'ht rs the f-Iirer2 81 a, ~
So. se1.f.. 'a afo,ler ooluna- .a2s2- ~ ~
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
&. & 9. RaitHoAo.

fsrns, iIIe a Csawfords, tile Rk. 90.
sECAr1 ks2 OFFICE
Evhss,nIr- Isn.. >f.f "a ISL
NONE a. Le1sig si4ea, il.t 80 trar ! Eeet-
" nx 81 slockhsfttrs ID fiii Ccnparj NJ 90
Nortay the eth Esy e Octcne-. nrxt ~ fo zee 4
. X a. uhirt tine .n sil.i "a wiIi - - fhf
teen Direcfo-s - esrre 81 1as carrir.y 49,
p oIter 4 fhe nesFt
J r. MARTIN. Secretary
ee2- u atts
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01


ff -A.Ffhe 9'f--.urfl tre
W 4r r "a. -.
Be-, s'sv v'-''' I,sin sssss e.,i ans - she VOC,
M % sts. -
''' faRif' = ssi e4er- LA - tic breath
Ties - ,a.a, X simple setb. sps c.ono
hafm cry onc r - ..r
'.s''ee'fs-s ore vie i--a ceush - = AuskJ
i'a nre'ih. -, e,rseig = sbe1ssos
- - Aasr 8 ~ ihresi f.lf,s'sous. 'aey-r
s.-4e' = -.rss4aii., ~ = MI sg-ee VIZ ne
- ''es'-Fof9 'ae sPe' Yea ~isi aal sAsra sesy
~ .asi ..ss.sn' .~l1ls ,rfssls ar asVatla.
lua.'' '-ss.ass ''i s.Hlas ycsr Cs-sl or a.l-g.as
90 'i.if.i ..ses ,syss ssskss- sTn -ass = ssy
f 't'-ss ''.il s.sE sfleT~sss. e.a.lJos beuis
'. --h' r'ss ss'iif f''s sAsrn .. ii.s .lrss.-ss N
~ . ss.iiciue..-.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

co TO SICoLOfrs
raExgUN ~ ~ ~ ra
Fine Art Gallery


.--i ~ rss,-sss q -. sl---F1 e'F-tt !.
~ .e-.-ti.l-se-- = - -e<r e-'-- - -
.. f- tas .l' re = GO,
-trr rurC C.f-- -.ff'f-frf.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

DVHiIc yERsICf fSfvEgsArLF ~ IT'S IA
L soR 1--WE fhssssDd m uiel--An MARI ss.isa
--Naa cVsr reft rnr 3'-frrt rrersiums taken - II
state FlH:--After (. ;. feiri, I'D hrztreis 4
c. NJ f4sfs
4 bsit taorc ra1iaig ma. = 1elser Syrar snt 81
"a. conrln<s les flF. = more eiesnlt. > feers
covensrnt rtcrirrs lsts hands attfnd ~ q. And
gives litter satl<ferie1 n svffy w&y- ina1 kny
0fher rssroTsir. X s. ,nate g sheei retst sla
81 lei c-4fk vih saa1ez 1cst L 4 tFht ard TT
.a5.s. sr1 -. hf.r< tnt. ~ifh ries 4 celafins
Al. ~ scvsttsrs q an 'ro1 saa ofick tsrnscs rern
ti1es.
TEnIso<ftts \ .sias srlIss4 ny rienans.
pissse rsrid - tleIh<f -. CfFlsT Erarg tefcf.
rssts las rA4r - bhf reisssff, ard ic1 ibs sugaf
@oald - untst:< = I, ssske ScEglsn . Mapls
ssEar.-k. HsLEs. Springfield. o. ArE. II, fssi
NJ noi4ss<s @sse si.h r'-sft e - ss'l.s per sa-
lqal .oak the pf>' }Ferlia = sl5 =. 'he niias's
stste Iasr- Hy 4 Ex4pcraf,< <5li Iast fer vfaes-S.
NURRt " HrrrsssslIe. iil<
g,rrFs - fszk 81 sF<sa s-I-up-h1 2, So. ~.
- ~ s ar. f'g,-- y ?. 60 10. ,, slsi
= = SIS
l'ass .sfhsss b tssA =. = 80. 50.
= 81, ~ 4 -, firt~ - :. sis so. so
SoAtC f+ SIMEON cOnY.
So q the sssis - 49, .s-si 'ss rerre-Rsase.
srN fs. suir
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

GO = sage solils = srAULDIS6.s fAEr AFYr
airF s''i -ast Ten flnles ifs cnsf-ss
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
SUGAR EvAPoRAToR.
still UnriyalIed,

Gook's PoRTABLE
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01
-he Goat English Remedy


CELlBRATED FEMALE PILLS +.
f'Esesf = fo-s . rrs-rrisf.5E - Ssr J. Cierks
Nd Fsgs.siaa Er-r1ere'7zrs q ~ ll,-rrs.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-10-01

a.as . .f.api. ssrb- .Ds c.nno
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16

UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
Pure ia M al C a r u m
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH IRISH WHISKY.
All the above imported and bottled ~ himseis
warranted pure and the best quality.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
CANDLES, SOAP AND OIL.
CANDLES, SOAP AND OIL.
PROC TER MILE,
n West Second Street,
CINCINNATI,
Manufacturers aud Dealers in
K II A s 1 VE, PA L N a n ID
GERMAN SOAP,
Star Candles, Lard OIL, Pearl Starch
Fancy ORps, etc.

CANDLES SOLD BY ACTUAL. WEIGHT.
.s*sIt is well known that N any Star Candles that
really to the pound, are branded and sold
g skies" There is disadvantage and loss in
this practice both retailers and consumers, even
if the Candles are bought at reduction of cents
per ii. from the price of the regular article Thus
A box of 90 skies, >" short a1eigh, contains 240
Candles, and is sold for 40 lbs, say at lsc
per 90
\ box of Sevens containing the num-
Der of Candles, same size, is sold for 81
fbs, actual weight, at 20 cents............. 6 so
Difference in favor of buying weight.......... 80
And this differences becomes greater as the price
advances Il is obvious that the retailer can get
more for his $40 candles in case than in an
other, consequently, every hundred boxes of
"short weight p" he sell', he loses forty dollars.
mar2S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
@tHKREER,s SIZE .v.o. 191.

Notice is hereby given that By virtue of an ex-
e,ution issued out of the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Of Vanderburgh county, Indiana
in favor of James f. Pittman vs.. George NJ Gates
and to me directed, have levied upon, and will
on MONDAY, MA goth, 1861,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A NJ and four
O'clock p M of said day, at the door Of the Court
House in the Citv of Evansville, Vanderbureh
county, Indiana offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven
wears the following described real estate to-wit:
Lots No ten tlO), and eleven QI) in block No five
5 in Greeksvle adj dining the city of Evansville,
in Vandsrburg county, Indiana, and the Brick
House erected on said lots. And should said rents
and profits ofsaid real estate not sell for sum suf-
cient TO satisfy said writ and costs, will, at the
same time and place, offer for sale and sell the fee
simple OF said real estate, for the satisfaction
said writ and costs.
JOHN s. GAVITT, Sheriff V. C.
Jones & Blythe, pPffs' atty.
April 9th, 1861. apr29
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-16
~0Ro.NER,s Ea~QURsT.

A coroners inquest was held on the 21st # a Apri.
1851, over the body of man, name unknown,
found at Three-NIie Island, Knight Township
Vanderburg county, Indiana. The verdict of the
jury was that he came to his death by acciden tai
drowning At the time of his death he was about
twenty-five years of age; five feet nine inches high
had dark sandy hair, and was heavy set. He was
dressed in a blue wooden overshirt, cotton under
shirt, cotton striped pants, white cotton drawers
blue woolen socks with white toes coarse kip shoes
and had on his person, SO far able to as
certain, one pipe and one comb.
apr2S-9ww&itd JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner
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4 HERKFE' SALE NO. 2O3.
~ Notice is hereby given, that by yirne of an
order OF sale, issued of the office of the Clerk
the Court of Common Pleas Of Yanderburgh coun-
ty, Indiana, in favor Of John FsiGz, Samuel II
Woodcock, Benaiah Moss, Otis Hipkley, Jno Law,
Pigeon Township, Of Vanderburgh county, and
Allen G. Halleck, and to direct ed, in pursuance
of which writ,I will on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5th, 1861,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock II. of said day, at the door of the
Court House in the city of Evansville, State of
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the
rents and profits for term not exceeding seven
years, of the following described real estate,
to wit Lots Nos. twelve (I2), and thirteen O3),
and the South half of lot No fourteen (14, in block
No. forty three (43, the plat of the City OF La
mascO, in said county and State, according to Be.
naiah Moss's subdivision of said block No. 43 on
record in the Recorders Office of said county
And should said rents and profits of said real es-
tate not sell for sufficient to satisfy said writ
and COSTS wi |, at the same time and place, offer
for sale and sell the fee simple of said real for
the satisfaction of said writ and COSTS without
lief from valuation appraisement laws
JOHN S. GAVITT, s. V. G.
Thos T. Garvin, PITTS Atty.
May 18th, 1861. may 1i-3ww
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SsMERIFRs s.sLE NO. ao2.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of fifty
nine executions issued of the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, State
of Indiana, in favor of Jacob SinzCh, John j in
zich, Petrick ByIne, G. A. Thomas, Geo. w. Buggs,
Henry Feldman, John Mason, Lizzie Howard, Jno
Collier, Charles Mitchell, Henry Sehumate, John
Young, Joseph Myers, George White, VIM. E. Hol-
lingswOrth K Bro, Oscar Mcdonald A. NJ. DusOu-
chet "A. A. Johnson, BOdiam Coal Company Morris
S. johnson, James 0. Durf, Alvia Stiles John S.
Crivilin &, John M. Robinson, VIM. Musselman,
Martin Burke, Barney Seals, Charles Gerard, and
Augustus NJ. Dusouchet and others, and to me di-
Tected, in persuance of which writs l WILL on
SATURDAY, May 25th, 1861,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and three
o'clock P. n. of said day, at the Wharf, near the
foot of Walnut street, in the city of Evansville,
Vanderbnrgh county Indiana offer for sale at pub
lie auction the Steamboat Jacob Musselman, to-
gether with her tack apparel and furhiture for
the satisfaction of said grits and costs.
JOHN S. GAVITT, S. V. G.
Morris S. johnson, A. I. Whit-)
tlesey Chandler q Hynes, Whee- Plff's Atty's.
ler & Igleheart, ChAs. DENLY.
May 1lth, 1861. maylI