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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-28
FRox PILOT KvoB.
7EcIAL 10 MIssoURI pEMocRAr.

PIBor KNOB, Dec. 25.-Capt. Hawkins,
commanding Independent Missouri Cavalry,
with command, arrived here from Rolla
this afternoon. He reports all quiet, and
the. road open between this post and Rolla.
He captured fifteen rebels, two wagon
loads of guns, and several horses. His
command is all right, and one of the best,
and doing more sound service than any
other in the State.
He goes out to-day again, destination not
known.
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CA1Ro, Dec. 26.-Two nen arrived here
to-day unde- flag Of truce from New Or
leans One of them comes under British
protection, and the other-Josepb Hubbard,
formerly of Cinciunati-was exiled from
Dixie by the decree of a mob.
Hubbard's account differs somewhat from
previous reports received from that quarter
of the conditian of things and the state OF
feeling among the rebels. Drafting, be
says, has made the war unpopular; and
that if Columbus fails into the hands of the
Union forco4 it wiz be an easy victory to
the Balixe.
Buffers expedition was at Mississippi
City, which created intense excitement.
On their way up they passed some 2,eoo
troops going South, and learned at Coluu-
bus that 5000 left there yesterday for
Bowling Greer.
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ST.. LOUIS, December 27.-The following
is a resume of the recent military opera
sions in Missouri, obtained from q reliable
source within the last few weeks:
The Union army captured $500 rebels
including about ten commissioned officers;
1900 horses snd mules; LOO stand of
arms; two tons of powder; 100 wagons,
and an immense amount of conmissary
stores and camp equipage. A large foundry
NJ Lexington used by the rebels for casting
cannon, shot and shell, and most Of the
rebel crafts on the Missouri river, including
ferry boats, have been destroyed or captured
A pretty clear sweep has been made of the
whole country between the Missouri ana
Usage rivers, and Gen. Price cut off from
all supplies and recruits in North Missouri,
and is in full retreat for Arkansas with his
whole army, having passed through Spring
! field Monday last Our list in accomplish
ing these important results has not exceeded
100 killed and wounded. These are the
fruits of brilliant and strageticsl combina-
lions of Gen. Hslleck, which has been SO
ably executed by Gems. Pope, Prentiss and
McKeen, Col. JEFF. q. Davis of Fort Sumter
fame Fred Steele of the 18th regular in
| iantry, and the brave officers and soldiers
| Of our army, regular and volunteers.
| Prices emisssries in their attemptzto stir
up rebellion in North Missouri and simutA-
neously burn all the railroad bridges, sta
/ tons, rolling stock, &c, on the 30th of this
month was in accordance with plans pro-
I mulgated from the rebel camp, have been
/ foiled to a great extent in their plans by the
energy of Gen. Halleck and the activity of
our forces, which are kept in constant mo-
ton Notwithstanding the severity of the
weather.
The damage done on the North Missouri
and Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad has
oeen much exaggerated. Repairs are being
rapidly made and both the North Missouri
railroad aud telegraph line will be working
! to Welisville tonight. Ten bridge burners
have already been shot aud fifty are in close
confinement to be similarly dealt with I'M
der Gen. Hallecks order. In few days il
is confidently expected our moving column
will as effectively break up bridge burning
in North Missouri, as rebellion has been
crushed South of the river. No mercy will
be shown to the scoundrels. Gen. HalIeck'
emphatic orders in reference to all bridge
! burners are TO shoot down every Que max
/ ing the attempt.
Major Glover just returned from scout
in Camden county with ten wagon leads oil
| subsistence, a rebel captain and thirteen
men, who left Prices army since his retreat
commenced.
Gen. Pope's official report ofthe expedition
in central Missouri, has been received, but il
contains nothing not previously reported.
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-. JAErAnY 80. -.

betw-el the h8ura Of 10 O'Clock, a. II AMI o.
ocs, p. H. Of sad dav, 1t fhe 90. Of the Court
10 Sc IN the city 9f an5vIi.e, Ial snl. aA- fpr
sa!o at pubiic auction. the reu i,+us ne urofts
for the torn not eiiug years. Of the fol-
loving described Re Estate. to-Wit:
Block Seventeen 90, in Inc roNn Cf Lama-co
City, now part Of he q ~ Of kvsnsFilIe.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
sam sufficient to satisfy said wTits and costs,
viii at the same time and place offer for sole, and
sell the fec simple Of said premises.
dec23-S3.5O GEORGE W0LFLTH, Shfd.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
REFRIGERATION NOTICE

ORDER FOR PLANK SID EVA L < i.
December :, IS61.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by tn, Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville, that tue of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the east side
of Fulton Avenue from Eighth ID Ninth streets
in said City, cause sidewalk % Glass No. g TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication of this order. P. BURKE, CLERK.
(lrrIcls OfIicn- nac 70. 1Sf1.
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New YoRE, December 27.-Ths excite
ment and rise in the stock market this after
noon is attributed to the impression that .
suspension of extensive payments in specie
By the banks will precede the next large
treasury negotiation.
The House investigating committse left
Washington to-day for Cincinnati.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
OpDup ron RpICR sTDE-WAIK

Dec z, Is61.-ABd now it is hereby ordered AM
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville that the owners of lots los aud 106 in
the old plan of the city OF Evansville, cause the
sidewalks in front thereof on Second street, 70 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk OF class No. L, to be laid down thereon
and the trees to be removed from said pavement t,
within thirty days from the publication of this
order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
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FoRT MONROE, Dec, 28.-A flag OF trnee
took Al immense qnantity OF clothing to
Norfolk this afternoon destined FOR the
Federal prisoners South.
The gunboat Keystone arrived here this
afternoon from Bermuda. She has been in
pursuit of tie pirate Sumter, but has hot
seen her. @
The brig Empire from Boston Via New
port arrived here this afternoon. She has
an assorted cargo Of apples, preserved meats,
and such articles destined for Port Royal.
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EE~ The 56th Anniversary Of the New
England Society was celebrated at the As
tor House on the 22d inst. The New Eng
land flag waved over the Aston House all
day. It is thus described By the Herald
ga blue ground, with white quarter ira
versed By a red cross
The following beautiful poem was sung
written for the occasion by Mr. Ross WAL
lace;
God Of the free upon thy bre ath
Cur ag IS for the right uuroled,
Is broad and brave as Nhan its stars
Firstli th3 halIowed time Of old.
For duty still its folds shall f.;
For honor still its giorics burn,
Where truth, religion, valor, guard
The patriots sword and martyrs urn.
No tyrant's impious step is ours;
No lust OF power on nations rolled;
Our hag-f3r friends starry sky;
For traitors, storm in every fJld.
thus welI Keep our nations life.
Nor fear the bolt by despOts hurled;
The blood of all the world is here,
And they who strike strike the world.
God ofthe free our nation bless
In its strong manhood as its birth,
And make its life star of hope
For all the struE Cling Of the earth.
Tbea shout beside thine oak, o North
o South wave answer with thy palm,
And ia car Unilu's h-Ii age
Together sing the nation psalm.
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DISCOUNT We understand that the
banks yesterday received the notes of no
Eastern banks except a. discount. This
is right. The hanks are not known to be
sound, and We have enough currency ofoor
own, along with specie and Treasury Notes,
to transact all necessary busiuess.-indi-
annapolis Journal.
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er The fate Of Charleston may be
shared before long by other Southern cities.
The Montgomery, Aa. Advertiser says that
no less than seven attempts wee made TO
set Gre TO that city wi;hIn two days, aud
that two Of them we're partially successful.
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CORPORATTON NOTICE.


ORDER To REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
Dec. 7th. Is6l-And now it is hereby order ed
and directed by the Common COuneh Of she city o
Evan lie. that the owners OF all lots pa t. o.
lots fronting adjoining the east side Of
Enlton Aveg,ua. from Hugh to Third st-eas in 81 d
repaired within thirty days from the publication
OF this order
r. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerkfa Oface Dec IL 1851
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
7HR E.. W. LINE. e.
Exclusively for the Journal.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Our Troops within Thirty-fve
miles of Charleston-South-
ern Items-A Resume of
Recent Military III owe :
ments in Missouri b e
Story of a Deserter.

New YoRK, December 27th.-A letter
from Port Royal reports the occupation OF
Fenwick Island by our troops, and the ex-
tending of our lines TO Edisto river, thirty
five miles from Charleston
The evening papers have ridiculous spe-
Gals from Washington, that Lord Lyons,
instead of making an issue on the Mason
and Sliden affair, has revived the Maine
boundary question, demanding the relin-
quishnent Of part Of that State to Eng
land. $3.50
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CONFEDERATION NOTlCE.
,RprR 70 repair RR1ox Sidewalk

UhDEH TO hEPAIh BhIUA bIUE-W ALA-
Dec.7th, l86l.-Apd now il is hereby srdered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville that the of ali lots or parts Of
lots fronting adjoining the nort heast side OF
Fourth street, between alnut and Chestnut
streets in said city, the sidewalks in front
thereof 60 he repaired within thirty days from
the publication OF this order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk's Office. Dec. her II. 1871
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
1nnun mn pvA aYrzwAru

~ TIN, l86l.-And now il is hereby ordered
directed by the Common Conn Ill of the city Of
Evansvilie that the owners Of all lots parts OF
lots fronting adj dining the east Eide ii
Fulton avenue. from Canal TO Sixth streets, in
said city, cause sidewalk OF Glass No. 2,to bs laid
down thereon within thirty days from the publi-
cation of this srder-
p. BURKE, Clark.
Clerks once, Dec. Il, 1851.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
al Good Opporturitv.

ETH y STR.E.URK y. ~. EUaNI1
q will take persons TO Cairo or rr
Paducah, who wish to visit their ~ i-.... p
friends in the Army, at oue-half thel1=
usual fare. Tic kets sold ing down, vii. gu 1 Hl
for the return trip. Merchants soliciting .e-8
or attending to old business inclu1ei. Th cp-
portunity will be good for four sucles it.s,
commencing from next Monday, Tee. So, ls6I
dec27-Iw LEWIS DAVIS, Captain.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Dec I ashland now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council OF the City OF
EVANSVILLE that the owners of all los or parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the northeast side OF
Fourth street, be tween Chestnut aad Cherry
Streets in said city, the sidewalks n front
thereof to be repaired within thirty days from
--' f1''iN''''' P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks ONCE, Dec 10. 1851.
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- II . - . n { S.
Elegant Gift Books in An
tfque Bindings.
Children's Books in great va
riety.
Boys Entertaining Books.
Elegant Ladies Albums.
Small Rosew God Work-boxes.
Soldiers Roller Portfolios-a
gift for brothers in the army.
Portable Chequer Boards.
Elegant Morocco Portfolios.
Cecil Dreeme," the great
New Book.
''Tramley Parsonage" a new
'aThe House on the Moor" a
new Book, by the author
| of days Of MY Life"
And all other Books suitable
/ for presents to young g Old
/ st D9BELL'S.
! qec2l-lvd
/ TDE CEyS'sF Pc G-EyS-5 80 Lusa: rev
/ = Peeans at .seI - l. a OoVA :.
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City Clerks Office, Dec. Il, 1851
CORPORATION NOTICE. :

oRDE RFOR PLANK SID W A Z
Dec 18th, ashland now it is hereby ordered
- directed by the Common Council of the city (
Evansville that the owners of sli lots or parts T
lots fronting on adjoining the east side Of
FultoR Avenue from Seventh to Eighth streets
laid dow ! thereon within thirty Gays f.om the
publication OF this order.
rI,-t.s otE.a D.c 10 1861
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EGg- Paris is said 10 be gay, in spite #
the national finances, and the great falling
off ia American trade. The shops and the
IOvvis sul1sT5 our utEv ziTzaVTus 1ErS crowned
to excess. At the "Italiensp Bliss Phillips
has made 3 veritable success. Even Jules
Jauin gives her great praise. Paris IL glad
to hear and see something fresh.
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E9- Messrs Foster & Co. are busily en-
gagged in the pork trade this favorable
weather. Prices range from s. 10 to So,
according to weight.
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EBw YoRK, Dec. 27.-The schooner Olive
Branch from Boston, at Aux Cages Reports
having been chased by a brig showing Brit
ish coiors. She saw great number Of men
on her decks and supposed her to be pri-
yateer.
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Arrival and Departure Of the



me time here set down is adjusted TO eortrael
hours. On the River there is vaFistiou according
TINE OF CLOSING.
RAILROAD Mail tfoc Yincennes, Terre Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Eorthsrn, Eastern,
ard Western points, and Railroad Way Onces'
every DAY except sunday, at.....:...-.; "a. n.
Thgrsday. 1a and saturday s at SSEn
week except '' sunday and fnuTsday At II1S A. NJ
Green higsr 1fGI (for Bowling Grsen and
way points, every MONDAY and Thurs
day at s1aP. n
Il Thn 9ssy aud sai'i sata ,S At sHLn
-'i nes dl,5,' sa3 Friday At 75zA.s.
Rockport Mail (snd) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday az 81 A. N.
PsserssHrsh Nal way every Friday AZ sR a. N.
(Petersburgh letters, &C. come and 60
BY Railroad daily.)
Csntfsiassa hal every Wednesday at ". N.
Leaves at a. ". Thursday morniDz9
Military mail fsr Calhoun and Suoftsyills, II ?. II
TIME or DELIVERING.
RaiirOad Aail, every day except Sunday At "a. n
Arrives the night before, after once hoGTS
Louisvills McH (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday By eP.
PaducaA MAI, every day in the week except
sunday and Thursday by "a.
9res1, aissr Nal. eyery Monday aud Thurs
day By 2P.A
~. Eernoa Bat Qand) every Monday,
Nero Harmony Matt every Tuesday, Thurs
DAY, and saturday by ?. n
R0ckporf hal (iand) every Sunday at P. NJ
and "wednesday and Friday At A. Il.
fArrivss the evening before, after once -
h0nrs.)
Pess5s5urgh Mail way every Friday BY 81 a. n
CtasliG1aG Mad every Friday at A. Il.
ARRIVES the evening before. after ONCE hours1
Is5-Post 2flee opens at A. n. and closes at z
p. n. on week days. Delivery closes from s 70 915
A. n. week days during the closing OF the
Railroad mail Office open from to "a A n on the
Sabbath.
-AmES H. MoNEELY, P. NJ.
Evansville, In May 1, 1851. iuly22-ywc
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PIsrRmsEa, Dee. 27.-Rivar Gx feet BY
the pier mark, aud sUlI falling Weather
cloudy aud chilly.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK

Dec 7th, Is6i.-And il is hereby or6sred
and directed by the Common Council of tins City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the east size Of Eul
ton Avenue, IRON sixth 10 Franklin streets, ia
said City, cause 4 sidewalk Of Class No. z, to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication OF this rider.
P. BE, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Office, Dec. u, 1851 e
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NxW YoRK, Dec. 2T.-Stocks better but
not very active. Sterling exchange dull ct
81 ,1o&(9i, IL for bankers bills.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.essREsREFtzgs s-gEE -V-O. 81.

Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF three
executions issued out OF the Office Of tho Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vanderburgh
County. indiana, one In favor Of Henry Homby,
ST., Administrator Of the Estate Of ~. H. Erskiue,
and against JOS. Jur9eusmier, Frederick Vogt and
Joseph OsteTmau, Repleyin Bail one in favor Of
William Feiste4ds AIministrator Of John Dean,
dccease 1, and zainst Joseph JIrgaus mier, Her
man Ruchmau and Adam Osternan, Repleylu
Bal, and one IN favor Of Charles Wee Chares r..
Bement AMI George W. Bement and against Jo-
's,ph Jurgensnier, 1 have levied upon, and
will,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
P. OF said day, az the door Of the Court House
in the city Of Evansville, Yandorbursh county,
Indiana, offer for sale public auction tho rents,
issues and profits for "A term not exceeding seven
years OF the following described real estate, to
wit: Lot No. forty -two az, in HeesOn = addition
TO the city OF Evansville and county Of Wander
burgh and State of I1diaHa, according 10 tie re-
GUIDED p a. of said ad iiion, - recorded ia Plat
Record Book A, page 1876 u tie Eecorler's Office
If Marlborough county, Ind
And should said ren1s aad pcoats not eel for q
SUN sufficient salts sad wit ana costs VIII
the time and place, Offer for sale and sell
the feo simple Of said pr misses.
GEORGE WOLFLIE, s. Y. @.
Wheeler Igieharts Ia. s.. JOhn=.R and l.. G..
st.n on, Piffs atty's. dec23-S7
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of two
ex .cuIions issued ont Of the Office If the Clerk
Of rhe C.rcIir Court aud C5rrt # common Pleas
Of Vandsrbgfgb cO1Itr, Iud aIIf, on- IA favor #
Efsard Z. Cody aof q K Ctir, IA against ae-
= q; h n s. G other iJs fttOr # g srs Cody
au8 agsin LoDulu- a Nos, Lei eyiR Bali,
ILL -.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The President
has approved the bill to increass the duties
on tea, coffee and sugar.
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CrsosExArf, Dec. f27.-River fallen ux
inches. Now 10 feet ten ieebes 10 the
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Sudden change in the weather last night.
Thermometer fell 200 in Ave hours Now
down to 25o
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TEHHRESH .fJNsEy Es8ER7 CIVIL,
- FROM WORTHINGTONs IN GREEA 4
COUNTY, TO EVAhsFILLE.-Noiics is hereby
given, that the Board Of Trustees Of the Wabash
and Erie Canal having no means az their disposal
TO maintain the navigation Of said canal, fI5u
Worth iuet0n to EVausVilie they viii receive proc
posals at their Office fn Terrs Hauie, from any re.
sp u5ibie party PARTIES % Keep the sane 10 ne
pair and in navigaD order tetween I'd POINTS
resolving as full couaPeH sation therefor al che
tolls ana water reuts accruing ON sa ID portion Of
the canal, with such guarantee OF power, 70 coI-
lect nd TeFsRne as the laws Of the Stale clte-
on sad trustee. ,froposaAs are invited .lr tbs
whole leng h Of said canal, or in such divisions
b order OF the Board Of Trustees Of tho Wabas4
THos. BOWLING. Resilient Ts5s-e5.
TERRE HAUIE, Dec p, 1861. decZ5-St
SYOGO.R sV-OTs-l cask, nos oFoa, Just re.
e''''- '''.e - S. Z. GILBERT & Co,
de-27 No 4 Sycamore stree.
go Tess frai 8. new crop ana very me,
~ juat received ana f5t sac ,. BY -...,.-.
dec26 3 l. Si BERT a co.
FyfEHERTS-5 bbIs, rev CROP just ece5red
Il By s. +. GtLbb-T 20.
cd afsKsRES-I.5 yO hlu and quarttr Lo2es
~ 1or sale by S. +. GIbBEbr Co.
deer Ne. sycamol Q stfost.
EpECH COOsS'11s 3 4 ll-z.S'-z.OOo bush
= z els rich country Iran at l,.
II .EUEFs, FURs.-A spIeudid sssort nc
IL just received Prices 10 suit the times. ca
soon and make yonr selections.
VAUrIER e MAROON NIER.
Main between First and Second streets.
s5nov
A~IRE.eT7 E.FOUCR.HEyN~TS - . 10 n.
w BYRNES No 81 MAIN STREET.
Large invoice Of Foreign aud Domestic Dry
Good jnst received from Day Matlack'8 great
Auction Sales
Plain ard Fancy Dress Goods Of every deae1ip-
ton Printed Ti6ets and Figured {all wceD iierl-
noes Declines, V iianclas, Aiapacca piaids, La
vela Cloths, peBemge3 and a hue stock Of Paints.
WLs-Br0ch- single and Tor 81 heavy Bay
State; fine assortment Of Misses do.
CLIO AKA splendid assortment, from s. to
$40. including fine stock for sscs.
NOTIONS or ALL KISDS-Opeoa Hoods, La-
dies Skating Fats, VictOrines, Comforts, Gloves.
Plush lined Kid Garnet set, Plush lined korlin,
liuei SIX aud Lisle, white and coorei &idsi Ho-
siery ia great Variety Meas Kid. BurksRin and
Wooden Gloves; Boots and ehoea, Hsts and Cops
cheap for cash. dcc25
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NOhfoe
OF THE DIsCONTINUANCE OF THE
LAND OFFICE, AF VISCENNES, IN
TIE STATE OF INDIANA.

OF THE DToCONTINUANCE OF THE
LAND OFFICE, Ar VISCENNES, IN
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
HE PERIOD SO g COsE'zE.E7O-
Il ing he L nd Once at Ni.ceBue7, fndianss
under III act of u cealber 81 Is "a, wis expire
the goth day II the present IN "a b. N1uce l.,
Therefore ac-orling he eby give thlt the ofiiee
al Vinceuaes viii be closed finally on he evening
Of the 18th l. slant, aad there sitter all lands
usiuirg unlisposcd IF in SAID District Will be
made hject entry ar Irdiauappis re ths efrli-
ESQ o. astic45ie period, of whit the Land Office It
tn It p0iat v u give pfbii@ notice.
Patents for Lands in he Niucenhe7 District re-
msinrg nnCal ed tor vii he Ie-urne1 70 the Cen
eral La d once for delivery.
Gwen under my han1 lhe City # Was hiugton,
this 13th day Of December, -. D. 1851
J. 81 EDMUNDs,
Commissioner or the General Lana Office.
LAxO OFFICE AT VTvcEvvEs,l
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oct2 No. .r.sHare street.
ga III. 81 4 q, ia u.es a-w barrels, at
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81 SOAP; 10 b1= hard pressed La1lob Candies
90 bxs star Candles. At
OILS q. A. COOKS 70 Maid street.