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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-11-18
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
South Carolina Spuaky.
Tennessee Unionists IN arms.
81 TANN4H PANIC STRICKEN.
CON. WILKES THINKS He DID RIGHT,
Price Retreats to Arkansas.
He Burns Valuable Forage.
SECRETARY WELLES' LETTER TO
COMMODORE DUPONT.
Troops Going into Winter
Quarters.
JOY IN FASRLNGTON OYER SLE
DELL AND H4SONS CAPTURE
JOY IN FASRKNGTON OVER SLE
DELL AND HASONS CAPTURE

BALTIMORE, Nov. l6.--The Norfolk Day
Book says the steau er FIngal has arrived
at Savannah with cargo of war muni-
tons, sc.
The Richmond Dispatch says, we have
Information that the authorities of South
Carolina have communicated with the Gov
eminent on the subject Of hosting the black
flag, to which allusion has been made since
the attack on the coast of that State. It is
believed that Gen. Lee has received orders
from the War Department ordering
that those captured must be regarded as
prisoners of war. 1t is said this will be
disregarded by the authorities of South
Carolina. The same course will be pursued
as that adopted by Gov. Wise, at the time
of the John Brown raid, and when South
Carolina is done with the invaders the
Confederate Government can have them.
Petersburg Va. papers OF she l4tL
inst, have been received. they appear very
much in the dark a regards the opera
lions of the fleet.
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NEW YoRK, November l6.-The Charles
ton Mercury says the iron sheeting made
for the Merrimac has proved worthless uu-
der trial with Colunbiads.
A Fortress Monroe special Of the 10Th
says SIidell aud Mason were taken from the
English mail steamer en- the 8th, of Ber-
muda. Lieut.. Fairfax and 35 armed men
went on beard from the San Jacinto with
five officers, and picked out the Commits
sioners. They made feeble resistance, but
were induced TO leave. The captain of the
steamer rayed aud swore, and called the
U. S. officers piratical Yankees, SC. Eustis,
one of the rebel Secretaries, also resisted,
but himself and colleagues accompsn MED
their employers into confinement olidell
had his wife and four children aboard, who
were allowed to proceed 70 Europe.
Commodore Wilkes had an interview
with Gen. Wool, and expressed the opin-
ion that be had done right, but right or
wrong, these men had 10 be secured, and If
be had done wrong. ne could be no more
than cashlered for II.
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FoRr MONROE, Nov. l5.--The q. S. frig-
ate San Jacinto has arrived here with
Messrs. Mason and Slidell, as prisoners taxi
en- from an English steamer in the channel
Of the Bahamas.
The name of the British vessel they were
taken from has not trauspired. All The
documents and papers of Messrs. Siide.i and
Mason were seized. Their families were
allowed to proceed.
The captain of the British vessel deliver
ed up Mason and Slidell under protest.
This is the substance of reports by passen-
gers on the Old Point boat.
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from the coast Of Africa via the West
fncies, where she has been cruising si1
weeks. Old Point was electrified by the
tidlngs that the San Jacinto bad on board
Messrs. Shdell and Mason, who were going
abroad as ministers for the Southern Con
federacy.
Commodore Wilkes reported the news at
headquarters in person, and will forward
his dispatch 70 night.
The Belvidere having been repaired, will
leave for Port Royal early tomorrow with
mails and dispatches.
The flag OF truce from Norfolk brought
down to-day $50 refugees.
The rebes assume TO make light OF the
affair at Port ROYAL, but at the same time
betray their approximations or its results.
TIE Merrimac is not yet completed
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ST. LOUIS, November 16.-Price and Nc
Culieugh's armies have retreated into Ar
kansas Il is understood they have gone te
Fort Smith, where supplies have been col
lected and winter quarters are being built.
Before leaving Missouri they fired all the
hay stacks. corn cribs, &c, III their vicinity,
to prevent our forces from obtaining forage
in case we pursued them. Previous reports
regarding the imminency OF battle on the
End, originated in 9 large forsging party Of
rebels on Watson's Greek, being mistaken
for The advance guard of the enemy.
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q MERIFF's s4LB NO. IA.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an or
der issued out Of the Office OF the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of Yauderburgn county,
Lndiana. in favor Of John .. be Long, { al, aud
gains Miltoa Catlett and Othars / Yil. on sat-
urday, the IN day Of November, 1861 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. d., hnl o'cioc., p
Of said q y, a. ID door OF the Colr, uOu1r, uf
The City II vausgilie, Indiana, of for sale at
public auc ion, ID rents ana prontB iu erm
d exec, ding seven 5enrs, Of t3e & Do sing de-
scribe Real Es ats 10 ait: Lof No. G E.L.eu (.aI
IN block 30 hfty-oa- 81 ma tic EASTERN 3u.4r4s-
meut Of Evansville afoi r-siid.
And 6honld said reuts and proEH of tail Raaa
Estats not sell Tor sum suflc nj 10 safely faiG
writ aud costs, will, 4t the rame time I'd q ace
orr for sale and Il the los .npi5 II said Ytom-
GEOHGE WOLFIIS q. " o..
shanklin BardiI, p.t fl 5 4tFYs. novg.S rs3 500
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LYNcaBURe, Va, Nov l5.-Tt Is report
ed, but not confirmed, THAI the Uaiou men
of Tennessee have possession Of Bristol
The panic at Savannah, in consequence of
the victory of the feel was SO great that
even men were running away. Small
ware merchants, who were packing up
their goods to leave, had been notified by
the authorities that they would not be per
mitted TO carry off their goods. The Sa-
Eanuah Republican, is Indignant at this
coWardly deseFrion in time Of danger, and
urges Gen. La~ron 10 issue an order pre-
venting any aole bodied men uader sixty
years Of age from leaving.
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Arrival and Departure Of the
~ q Z X =.

THE time here SGT down l. sdIus,ad TO ooztrGct
kosrs Or the River there 10 variation according
10 oircumstances- -
Ralroad aIaiE ttof vi cennes, Terre Haute.
Princeton. Wa hinEton. Petersburgh,
suIlivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianspo-
lis Cincinnati, Louiseiile, st. Louis,
Cairo and points supplied through the
I've asst mentioned Offices every day ex-
Dept ou1dayi ni- '',--'-eIs A. a
All Other loiufs supplied bs Lairoad st. A. n
1 THURSDAY am. ana saturdsy At 6HEn
Pad,scah JEal (river) every day IN the
week exoeps sunday aud Thursday at M A. II.
Green hfver lfGiI (for Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and Thurs
nj. Vernon Nal nand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday At 6HA.M.
Ees0 Harmony Mad every Monday, Wed
nes1ay, and Friday at ~ A. N.
Rockport Mai (iand) every Monday, We'd
nesdav, and Friday bR A. n.
Pstsrsstrgh Mail (way) every Friday st 94 a. N.
(Pete sbuTgh letters, sc. oouAe and 60
by Railroad daily.)
CgH,tiaHI MAI every Wednesday at P. NJ
Leaves at 5 A. NJ Thursday mOrning.)
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad MaiE every day except Sunday at 7 A
Louisville Nal (riverl every Tuesday,
Thursd tY and Saturday by 6P. RI
Paduoah Mai, every day IN the week except
sunday and Thursday by ga. n
9rsen hipsr Aait every MOnday and Thurs
nj. Te1son Maa Qapd) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday BY aP II.
Mem Harmony Mdil, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by P. n.
RockpOrt Nail (iaud) every Sunday at l P. n,
and Wednesday and Friday at B.. n.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
hours.)
Peters51wgh Mail way every Friday by 81 A. N.
Cs7pthiGaG Mail every Friday at A. II.
ARRIVES the evening before. after ofaoe hours.)
Post Office opens ut 4 n. and closes at
P. NJ on week days. Delivery closes from 81 to 9
a. ~, on week days during the closing OF the
Railroad mail once open nom to z P N. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES Fl. McNEELY, P. NJ.
Evansville, Ind, May !, 1861. iuly22-ywc
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BosToN, New 16.-Capt Hunter of the
steamer Delta, from Bermuda, at Halifax
reports that " ben he left Bermuda, the Brit
ish steamer Fingal and the rebel steamer
Nashville were in port. The Fingal had
transferred her cargo of arms to the Nash
ville and the latter had put Messrs. Mason
aud Slidell on the Fingal, which would
take them to England, while the Nashville
would run the blockade with the arms.
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OkU1k Or CUCNClL DIhEC II.Nt1 LUIS
TO BE FILLED.

aud now here 1t appearing 70 tLe Common CouB-
81 0, the City Evansville, that Lot No. ~ In
sioCk no II, Lamas o, nov city OF Evansville, 10
situated hat water collects and remains stag
u4nJ thereon, and the owner or owners Of -s'd Lot
hereby directea aud required by the Eai Coun-
ell 70 III ~ laid Lot u sucL height - viii pre-
vent wat - collecting and remaining stagnant
thereon, thirty days from the passage Of
this order
L. Patrick Burke, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville
do hereUy certify tbat the hJregt Ing - true and
o4u4plats copy OF Jrler Of sald COuncli- passed
90 tl stn JuIy, A. ~ 1901, % lar II relates
~ the wIthtu name Lot
Il vi tlezs % "a rvof. 1 have hereunto subscribed
NV utse aud affixed the seal Of sail CiLy this 18th
yay OF August, a. L. 1861.
sugl4 PATRICK BURKE.
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ORDER OF COUNCIL ORDERING LOTS
TO BE FILLED.

IE.N"EB mo "" MERE IT .EPPE.GEs
81 ing to the Common Council OF the City o.
Evansville, that Lots No4. 1, and 3, 10 block Nc
7s, Lamasco, city of Evansville, situated
that water collects an remains stagnant thereon,
and the owners u said lots are hereby
directed and required by the said Council to I'LL up
said lots TO such height will prevent water from
collecting and remaining stagnant thereon, within
thirty days from the passage OF this order.
I, Patrick Burke, Clerk Ofthe City Of Evansville
do hereby certify, that the foregoing q true and
complete copy OF al order Of said Council, passed
the Dist day Of September a. D. 1861, 90 far %
It relates 20 til within lots.
Ia Witness Whereof, have hereunto subscri bed
my name, and affixed the seal Of said City, this 80
DAY Of October, A. d. 1861.
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LEAvESWoRTH,

LEAvESwoRTH, Nov. l6.-Gen. Lanes
cOmmaod were expected at Fort Scott, on
the evening of the l4th inst. a doubtful
report says there was force of 900 reb-
els at Bowers Mill, so miles from Fort
Scott
The creating of the new military depart
ment of Kansas, with Maj. Gen. Hunter,
gives great satisfaction and confidence 70
citizens.
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PoIST PLEASANT, Va. LEA sad acct
dent occurred at Camp Piatt, II miles above
Charleston, this morning. Capt. Bell, Com
pany X, 4sth Ohio Regiment, and IL of his
men, while crossing the Kanawha in skiff,
ran under the steamer Commodore Perry
and the Captain and seven of the privates
were drowned. The remainder were saved.
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WASHINGTON, Nov l6.---The Csuer De
Leon went down to the fotilla last night
and returned at 10 o'clock this morning.
She reports affairs unchanged down the
river. Coastiug sloops ran the blockade
yesterday.
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NEW York, Nov. Especial dispatches
state that the Government has dispatches
that Federal troops occupy Beaufort, South
Carolina, and are engaged in terrifying It.
A general meeting Of the Bank Com
mittee, held lengthy session this afternoon,
at which Secretary Chase was present. Il
is reported that the action OF the Select
Committee yesterday with reference TO the
third fifty million loan was concurred il.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 16-Gen. Hicks has
issaed proclamation calling a special SEES
sion Of the Maryland Legislature at Anna
polie, on the 9th inst, to establish Maryland
ia her old position in the heart of the MON,
and render the traitorous legislation of the
Fort Warren members Of no account.
The Norfolk Day Book of yesterday con-
tains the following.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Fight Near Gauley!
Rebels Run, as Usual.
Rebel Colonel Killed.
Floyd Disguised with West
ern Virginia.
Exciting from Fort Monroe !!
SLIDELL and MASON CAP
TORED!
They are Prisoners at Fort
Monroe.
Buuy for Capt. Wilkes!
lie takes the Responsibility
Bnuy for Capt. Wilkes /!
Ee takes the Responsibility
CAMP GAULEY NoUsT, !

CAMP GAULEY NoUsT,
November Is, 1861
" The rebel forces by way Of Raleigh and
Fayette, protected by New river, which
falls through a precipice gorge 600 or 700
feet deep attacked and attempted 10 dislodge
cur troops from their eneampment on the
Louisburg road, at and about Gauley. Their
cannonadlng was replied to with such in
terest as to induce them to make ne further
investment that way.
On the night of ,he 10th inst. preparations
for attacking and possibly capturing the
rebels were so far advanced that select
force from Gen. Cox's brigade crossed the
Kanawha and New river, and by 10 o'clock
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CAMP PIATT, VIRa1SlA,

NDVtuUtr IDIu.
The following are the names of the lost
IL Capt Bells Company, 44th Regiment,
by the upsettiug of a skif on the Kauawha
river Capt John 81 Bell, J. Hurid, J. G.
Milburn, Jas. Hogue and J. T. Greenstead,
Of N Washington, Fayette county, and Abra-
ham Christman, Orderly Sergeant, Of South
Charleston.
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C0RPoRATION NOFTGE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Oct u, IS5l.-Aud now It lie hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City o.
Evansville that the owners of all lois parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the west side OF Third
avenue, from Sixth 70 Franklin street, in said
city, cause the side walks thereon 70 be brought
to the proper grade, aud that they cause a side
walk of class NJ to be laid down thereon wit hin
tnilt y days from the publication Of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, GctoberlA, 1851
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Notice is hereby given, that by virtue O an or
asr Of sails issued outof the ofle Of the Cllrk Of
tie Vand-rbgryh iralit Court in i.vJr nj. John
Douglass AID q Ast Athah kJv ley, 4 wll.04
FRIDAY, DsCsMBER oh, 1851.
between the hours I 10 O'Clock, ~ and o.
coc 3. NJ Of said day, al he q b. " tha t'ourt
House, Ia the CITY OF Evansville, Ind lua, Of FIR
ole as public auctiOn, the rents, sizes aud rodlI
for the term OF sever ysar4 OF th3 folio fur d.
scribsd real esfars, 10 C.. Lot No one I'D in
ock Va ten no. the fourtl hnlargs urnl. OF
thF HatY Of Eyan-vl e, "a the county OF Wander
Ourgb and Sta Of indiana. and sh u.a O. sd rauts
aud pronts not sell for a suuI salciunt .tIsfy
aid writ ard costs, WILL the saul Ju- 4..f
place oder for sale aud s-tl the f-o simple fa.i4
Jremis g. GEORGE WULFLlM 81 ~
ball & Donald. Pre- Att'ys t,YvlE ssgr-
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GyHBRIFE7s s.ALB .1-O. no.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an order
Of sale issued cut Of the Office Of the CLERK OF the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court Ga GiVor Of John DOUG
lass, and against Charles DENLY and others, wi d.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. d., aud . o.
clock p NJ, Of said day, ~ the door Oh the Court
House, 10 the city Of Evansville, indiana offer for
sale at public auction tho rents issues and profits
for the term Of seven years, Of the following de-
scribed cal estate 20 wit; The southwestern. bHIf
Of that part Of Lot No. Two hundred aud twenty
seven C227) 10 the Donation Eulargsuit M Of he
City Of Evansville, ia the county Of Vauderburrh.
aud Stale Of Indiana, which is bounded as f5le
lows; beginning On Main street on the most south.
erly corner Ut said Lot, and running thence along
Main street thirty-four teet, or tusrsaboat u The
wall u certain brick dwelling owned aud oc-
rupted BY john Henson thencs at ri sht al giles to
Main street, one hundred and fert four feet, or
Whereabouts 10 the alley IN # said lJt thence
alof said alley thirty -four fevt therra5Jut b.
tue NEST westerll corner u said ot no q ~. and
thence TO the place OF beginning aad should eafl
rents aud profits Of said cal stats uut SEN Tor
sum sufficient 70 satisfy said writ and costs slid
at the same time AMI , ace, Oti.r Tor sale aud 81
the fee simple u said premises.
GkOhG h WULELIlt, s. V.C
Hall & Donald, p Is Atty's.
novI5 3ww
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16. Gen. Hunter has
sent letter to Gen. Price by flag of truce
repudiatingt he treaty between General Free
mont and Price entered into Nov. l, and
addressed a letter to Gen. Thomas, setting
forth his reasons therefore.
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MACON, Ca, Nov. 19.-The Planters
Convention has adopted a resolution en-
dorsing the defensive measures of the Gov
eminent, and recommending a discrimina-
ting duty of 20 per cent. on the productions
of the U. s. 1t was also resolved if the
war continued, aud the present crop remains
unsold, the planters should no: plant next
spring, beyond the wants OF home con-
sumption.
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C0RPORATIOS NOFIOE.


July 70 lS6l.-And now it Is hereby ordered aud
directed 10y the Common Council Of the City Of
Granville that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lots ronting On adjoining the west side Of Third
Avenue from Cana. to sixth Street in said city,
cause tins sidewalks thereon 70 be brought to the
uraper grade, and that they cause a side walk OF
class No. 2 70 be llii down thereon within thirty
days from tn. publication Of this order.
?. BURKE, Clerk.
Cle-k's OfIce, . taberl4. 1861
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10 = Ice regulars from
California lett for Washington this morning
The British steamer Avon which arrived
at Aspinwatl just before the Champion LETT,
reports that the priFateer Snrlter Il IS AZ
Barbados Oct 22d.
VIM B. Astor decliaes the nomination
for Mayor.
The reported capture Of s., 600 600 worth
Of cotton at Beaufort Is pronounced can
ard.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Q nited States
steamer Petrol went down the river last
night, passing the batteries without being
cred upon, as far as we are aware The
Bachelor and another schooner passed down
ward this morning.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
~ THE r.. " LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
MORNING REPORT.
South Carlinians collecting
at Port Royal Ferry,
Gen. Stoneman Promoted.
Vessels run the Potomac
Blockade.
Duel On the Tapis.
Steamer Resolute Shelled.
Duel on the Tapis.
Steamer Resolute shelled.
SPECIAL TO rsE WORLD.

WAsH1HGTos, Nov 5.-Information was
conveyed to the War Department by Nj.
Fisher, a member of the Convention, who
arrived yesterday from Eastern Virginia,
that large force Of the enemy, about 600
strong, had invaded the Eastern shore OF the
State, from Somerset county to Accomac.
It is stated that our available force for the
defense of the Eastern shore, including Col-
Smiths regiment stationed there, IS
about 1890 men. 1t would doubtless be
impossible to send reinforcements across the
HRafar
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TINES DIsPATcK.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5-Tho volunteer
service DOW numbers $50 900 men, leaving
but 20, 900 more enlistmehts to reach the
number authorized by Congress.
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SAvANNAH. Nov. IA The Federal feet
is reported to have passed Fernaadina,
Florida, yesterday, bound South. General
activity prevails in strengthening the de-
fences of the city, and general feeling of
security prevails.
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KASsAs, Nov l6.-Tbe recent election
IN this State resulted in the choice of To
peka for The SAFE Capital.
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New York, nov. 16.-The nominating
committee for the Tax Payers Union As
sociatiou met, and Mr. Montford, having
declined tbs nomination, o~ rag TO III health,
the committee unanimously nom mated
WnI. B. Aston, Esq, as their candidate for
the mayorality.
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NEW YoRE, Novem0sr Ca Washing
ion special Of to-day says there is reason to
believe that the Govern lnent adueres TO its
determination TO make Beaufort an open
port
The Treasury Department emphatically
denies that counterfeit treasury notes have
been put q circulation.
Last night was the coolest Of the season
IN the CAMPS.
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WASHINGTON, November l6--rhe llth
and l4ia regiments U. 5 infantry are 70 be
hutted during the winter, at Perryvllte
Maryland. Sixteen huadred troops VIII
ghG5 be CHARTERED and form camp Of in
strucuou; 500 are there already.
Tue Intelligence Of The capture of SlideH
aud Aasen has d.dused the greatest possible
JOY among all classes, including government
officers from tue President down.
The brilliant exploit at Port Royal wac
certainly not more, if quite, as electric in lie
effects upon the public mind, as the taking
of these ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unprincipled
and dangerous emissaries.
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between the hears Of 10 o'c ocA, 4. y , and o..
clock p n, the renrs, iBu aud profits for term
not exceeding seven years Of the fJlIO@iue ar.
scribed real estate. viz: one fourth Of LJl ba.
eighty ve (s5) IN the orig inal ptn Of the City II
Evansvil o, being the ono fourth II said lot au
which the stOrehOuse If J. W Rsli.y, o Main
street, - situated also, the inside halt Of L0f h0
one hundred and etghty-two (lsz) Ia the Donation
Enlar cement % said ciyi also the uorthw.t half
said Donation Enlargement; also, tho corn-r bslf
Of Lot No. sixty nine (69) ia she Upaor Enlarge.
Enent Of sid City OF evansville, Yauderburrh
county, lndIanni and shonld said rents and pr0dts
Of said real estate not sell for a SUM sufficient
10 pay said writ sud costs, viii al ,he same time
and place, fer Tor sale the fee NIPPLE ~ said prom
IseB. GEORGE WlLHLEN. s. W III
JOnss Blythe, PPns Atty's
nov1b-asEp