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THE CITY.

Tar DrsoRAoED SOLDIERS OF rus l9TH.-
G. P. Buckingham, Adjusant General Of
the State, has issued . general order to be
reed on parade 10 each regiment of the
Ohio troops, concerning the eight Ohio
volunteers who we're sent to Columbus I'M
der arrest by Gen. Mcclellan. The names
Of the men are as follows Lieut.. Il. G.
strattOn, Sergeant James W. MeOleery, and
Privates Elisha HumasOn, Edward s. Pal
freemsn, Job D. Bell, John A. Brock, HOr-
ase Baily, and ElmOre H. Andrews.
Lieut. strattOn is ordered to repair to his
residence, and cOnfne himself to his county
under arrest without pay, until his regi-
uent is mustered cut Of service. The re-
maindsr are expelled from the service Of
The State, as men 10 whose courage and
conduct the honor Of the State is not to be
entrusted.
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Ed. 7. PRITcHARD,
n. z IaI D.4u q 4

P. s. forgot to mention that Company
K, Capt. KOnkle, while out scouting Tues
day night back of Clarksburg, captured
two seOessiOnists, secession uniform and
horse We were out all night.
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Uleveland. March %. '6l. Superintendent.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEl
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The state Of ohio, h
CuyahOga County, SIS.
Caroline Eshenbrenner,
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Ptils Gre foE sale by
CHURCHILL & BRO, Druggists.
BIO B. W. cor. Pub. SQUARE and Ontario a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-15

IFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boaton.l
saId 20 be yery efaeacious for the headache.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-15
THE SOUTHERN PART

or the STATE les within the zone Of the Cotton regions
while the soil is admirably adapted 70 the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from IS 70
20 es more per bushel than that raised further north
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lFrom the Advertiser. Providence, 4. IL
Tle OephAlio Pills are said to be remarkably ef-
ectEe remey TOR the headache, and one OF the very
est ior that 5ery frequent complaint which has eV-
Z been disco Eered.
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RICH ROLIrNa PRATRR LANps.

34O6 hU4LlNd EhAlhLE LANDos
The deep rcn loan Of ne prairies Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
Ana Middle States moving 20 Illinois In great num-
befs The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 thas Of n
gland and the sol Is ~ rich ths il viii support twenty
millions Of people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
These lands are contiguous TO a railroad 700 miles
ia length which connects with other roads and navga-
bls lakes and rivers thus afording an unbreken
muncauon with the Eastern and Southern markets.
= APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
Thus far capital and labor have been applied 10 DE-
velopng the Eoil the great resources of the state IN
coal and iron are almost untouched The Farabs rule
arc cheapest viii follow at an early day In Illinois, and
IN the course OF the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities OF the warrant the belief that at least
i've hundred thousand people will be engaged IN The
state OF niDos in various manufacturing employ
ments.
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF uLMoIs.
Over 500 900 900 Of private capital have been ex-
pended on the railroad system Of ninois 1nasmuch
part OF IhOincome from several Of these works, with
valuable public in lands, 90 to diminish he State
expenses ;the EA1s ARE uGHE, and must consequently
every day decrease.
THE STATE DEBT.
ne 9as dSa & only SO Jos sss Il, and toithia ne
L i5es tsaYs has bee reduced 50 95a ,I4s 80, and ios
may reasonably eses sai IN tss ysas 'oil beO1e e.
tineL
Pamphlets descriptive or the lands, soil, climate,
on application 70
For the names OF the Towns, VIIIs
nOiS Cent. r. h, see pages ass, ISS &
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BEvERLY, Mas, Dec. n, Is60.
d. q. SPALDINa, ESQ,
wish for some circulars or large shoW biIla. To
bring your Oephalic Pills more particulary before
my customers. HyOu have anything Of the Kind,
Headache, usually lasting two daysl was cured of
an attack In one hour by your Pills, which 1 sent
hef respectfully youos,
VI z WTIKHa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-29
IunaE PrrcHER Presiding.

VANDERBuReH CoUNTY.-On the first
Mondays of January, May and September
to sit four weeks.
WARRICK CoUNTY.-On the third Mon
days in February, June aud October-to
sit two weeks.
PosEY CoUNTY.-On the third Mondays in
March, July, and November-to sit two
weeks.
GIBSON CoUNTY.-On the third Mondays
in March, July, and November-to sit two
weeks.
JUDGE CLEMENTS Presiding.
KNOX CoUNTY.-On the first Mondays in
January, May, and October-to sit two
weeks.
DAyIEss CoUNTY.-0n the third Mondays
in January, May, and October-to sit two
weeks.
PrKE CoUNTY.-On the first Mondays in
February, June, and November--to sit two
weeks.
MARTIN CoUNTY.-On the I'd Mondays in
April, July, and November-to sit two
weeks.
JUDGE KEY Presiding.
DuBoIs CoUNFY.-On the first Mondays
in January, May, and October-to sit one
week.
SPENCER CoUNTY.-On Mondays, after the
Courts in Dubois-to sit one week.
CRAWFORD CoUNTY.-On Mondays, after
The Courts in Perry-to sit one week.
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CINCINNATI markrt

CINCINNATI, August 28.-Flour dull and
unchanged sales 1900 bbls at So 25@9 80
for extra, SAGA Is for family and fancy,
not much superior offering, and it would
bring So 5O@3 So latter for a good grade,
and the former for such as would pass in
spection. Wheat dull but not lower; red
750sO; white 1882. Corn declined 27c
and dull. Oats unchanged and in fair de-
mand at 22@24. Rye dull at 40c. Bar
ley nominal at 45c. Whisky in good de-
mand at l54. No change in provisions; the
demand is confined to small parcels. Bacon.
chiefly clear sides, 5, 6 and &c; nothing
done in bulk meat, lard or mess pork
Groceries quiet and unchanged; demand
limited. Exchange steady at / prem.
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GA1L1PoLIs, August 28.-The battle at
Cross Lanes, near Summerville, ON the
26th inst, poved to be a bloody affair."
The following are all the particulars we
have learned:
The 9TH Ohio Regiment, Col. Tyler, was
surrounded while at breakfast and attacked
on both tanks and in front simultaneously.
Our men Immediately formed for battle and
fought bravely, while they saw but little
chance of success, the enemy being too pow
erful. Col. Tyler sent forward to the bag
gage train which was coming up three
miles distant and had it turned back toward
Gaully, which point it reached in safety.
Companies B, G, and I suffered most Sc
verely. They particularly were in the hot
test of the fight, and stood up to it bravely
and fought their way through ferarful odds,
making dreadful slaughter in the enemy s
ranks.
The rebels force consisted of 3, 900 in
fantry, 400 cavalry and 10 guns. The fed
eral force scattered after they had cut their
way through, but soon formed again and
fred, but received no reply or pursuit from
the. enemy.
Our loss cannot be definitely ascertained,
though not over 200 are missing, out OF
900. The rebels loss is fearful.
Lieut.. Col. Crayton ptured the enemy IS
colors and two prisoners. The following is
list of the officers known to be killed =
Capt. Dyer, gainesville; Capt. Sheriff.,
Oberlin; Capt. Sterling, (not James) Com
pany j.; Adjutant L. DeForest, Cleveland
Lient. Warrant and Sergeant Major King,
Warren, Ohio. The other field officers are
all safe.
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New York, Aug. 2s.-The Herald says
notwithstan ling the apparent quietness of
the United States authorities in this city in
relation to the suppression of secession
newspapers, it is not true that they are rot
doing anything in the matter. This morn
ing every mail and express train which
leaves this city, carries with it detective
officer, whose duty it is to search all pack
ages and suspected baggage, with view to
ascertain if there are any secession papers
on the train, and if so to seize them, and if
any such journals should be found in the
possession of any person, to bring him back
to this city to be properly cared for. Also
as soon as the District Attorney, Mr.. Della
field Smith, returns to the city, it is said
measures will be taken to suppress the pub
LEGATION of papers which administer aid and
comfort to the rebels. =
The British war steA RynaIdo is be-
| low
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.4rrssf OF commandments Detective
Police have arrested and imprisoned at Buff,
Y, one Andrews and his associates, whom they
caught in the act of making counterfeit of Ayre's
Cathartic Pills. Their detection was accomplish
ed at the instance Of Messrs. J. @. Ayre Co., of
Lowell, Mass, who have shown a commendable
energy and promptitude in protecting the public
from. imposition through spurious limitations of
their invaluable medicine.
DIR. Ayre's sarsaparilla, Cherry PectoraI, and
Pills have come to be staple necessities with the
community, and the imposition upon the sick of
spurious worthless, if not injurious abrications Of
them, is in fact the contamination of villainy.-
We hope the scoundreIs will get their due, and in
the keeping they now are. they are pretty sure of
it, Police Gazette. aug1-1td&w
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Es has been CHrrsstEy REPORTED that
in most of the Western Cities the Town Bell tolls
every day at noon, for the inhabitants to guIp
down quinine, preventative of diseases caused
by malaria of the climate. Of course, taking quiz
nine is a contagious habit, and every new settler
supplied with the poisonous drug, and instruct
ed to take it in large quantities., if he would es.
cape the Fever aud Ague. Every house has its
medicine chest filled with this dangerous stuff and
as regular as the hour comes around so regular do
tn ey gulp it down, though it was the richest
delicacy of the season. DIR. J. Hostetter, Good
Samaritan, known by the dreadful effects of quiz
nine upon the human system, when taken with so
much indissretion, has prepared compound that
has in all cases in which it has been tried, proved
a speedy cure for Fever and Ague, and all other
diseases cavsed by indigestion.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere, aug1.lmw
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ST. LOUIS, August 28.-The funeral GER
emonies and military display in honor oi
Gen. Lyon to-day were most imposing
The procession which escorted the remains
to the Railroad depot consisted of Gen. Ere
mont's body Guard, under Col. Tagony
Capt. Tollman's company of cavalry; Capt.
Startings battery; LIST Missouri Regiment /;
Gen. Fremont and staff; Sd Regiment of
the Reserve Corps, and a number of army
officials and prominent citizens, all under
the command of Brig. Gen. Sigel. The
streets through which the procession passed
were thronged with spectators. Flags were
everywhere displayed draped in mourning
Gen. Fremont, having signifed to the
banks yesterday desire for loan of $780,
600, the Exchange Bank took the whole
amount to-day.
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CIRCUIT COURTS.
THIRD CrRouIr-JUDGE BURKE.


THIRD CIRcUIT-JUDGE BURKE.
DUBOIS CouSTY-4th Mondays in January
and Jnly-to sit one week.
GIBSON CoONTY.-On Mondays after the
Courts in Dubois-to sit two weeks.
KNOX CoUNTY.-On Mondays after the
Courts in Gibsou-to sit three weeks.
DAvIEss CoUNFY.--On Mondays after the
Courts in Knox-to sit two weeks.
MARTIN CoUNTY.-On Mondays after the
Courts in Daviess-to sit one week.
PIKE CoUNTY.-On Mondays, after the
Courts in Martin-to sit one week.
FIFTEENTH CIRCUIF-JUDGE PARRETT.
CRAWFORD CoUNTY.-2d Mondays of Feb
ruary and August-to sit one week.
PERRY CoUNTY.-On Mondays, after the
Courts il 7rawford-to sit two weeks.
SPENCER CoUNTY.-On Mondays, after the
Courts in Perry--to sit two weeks.
WARRICK CoUNTY.-On Mondays, after the
Courts in Spencer-to sit one week.
PosEY CoUNFY.-On Mondays, after the
Courts in Warrick-to lit two weeks.
VANDERBURG COUNTY. On Mondays, after
the Courts in Posey-to sit SO long
time as the business requires.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
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ST. Louis, August 28.-The remains OF
General Lyon will be escorted with proper
ceremonies at o'clock, from General Ere
monts headquarters to the o. & NJ. Rail-
road Depot, where they will be delivered to
the Adams Express Company, to be con-
veyed East by the 3 o'clock train. The
escort to accompany the body East consists
of Major Fl. A. Oonant, of General Lyons
staff; Capts. Plummer and Edgar, q. S. A;
Lieut.. Clark and eight privates of Col. Nc
NeePs Regiment U. S. Reserve corps.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Tke Baltimore
papers have the following from Fort Mon
roe +:
The expected expedition has sailed, I'M
der command of Gen. Butler. 1t consists of
the frigates Minnesota, Wabash, and Paw
nee, the gun-boats, Monticello end Harriet
Lane, and several steamers and propellers,
schooners and barges. The vessels carried
over 100 guns and Z, 900 raen. Destination
unknown. Commodore Stringham and
Coils. Weber, and Hawkins take part in the
expedition
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NEW YoRK, August 28.-The Post say,
subscriptions to the seven and three tenth:
Treasury notes are averaging to individuals
over $40, 900 day. Mr. Cisco issues daily
about 10000 certificates. We hear of a ne
gotiation on foot for 81, 5000, which will
probably be concluded to-day. 1t is under
stood this amount is wanted in Hartford,
Connecticut principally for the moneyed
institutions of that city.
Mr.. Chase has finally decided to date ali
the fifty million seven and three-tenths
Treasury notes August 10, 1851, being the
day the first payments Of the 10 per cent. by
the banks of the city, were made.
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CORpORATTON NOTICE.

ORDER FOR REPAIR PLANK OF sIDE-wALD.
AUGUST 90 ls6I.-And now it Is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville that the of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the southwest side
Of Sixth Street between Vine and Division Sts.s
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought 10 the proper grade, and that they cause
the BIank-walks thereon to be repaired add
wooden curb set, within thirty days from the pub
lication of this order. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, August 2Gth, 1861. aug21
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.yEdsOn's JHOWStGSss herb PSEEs.-How
strange and wonderful 1t often seems to us that a
medicine composed of simple mountain herbs and
roots, should certainly search out and cure dis
ease. How surprising that the Indians should
know and preserve SO long secret that has esea-
ped the search of the greatest physicians the world
Mexico were strange race, found by the Span
ards living in large cities, and allowing for their
strange customs and religion, well civilized as
their conquerors. In the words of writer of
some celebrity, " They have persisted from the
earh their cities gigantic piles of ruins their
Kings and Princes. mighty in their life, for
gotten their ruins and their medicines alone are
left" IT, United testimony of all intelligent per-
sons is, that JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS are the most suce sssful medicine in the
world in curing disease.
Sold nv all Medicine Dealers. aug1-Imd&W
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 2a.-There has been
some excitement in the city about the re-
port of fight on the other side of the Po-
lomac. Even in usually well informed
quarters there is conflicting information on
the subject. 1t is certain, however, that
Gen. Mcclellan returned from there III
o'clock last night, and nothing of impor-
lance or serious character had taken place.
It is probable, however, that a disunion
force of three companies of cavalry, and
about the same number of infantry, with
two field pieces, have been lowering in the
vicinity of Balls Cross Roads, maneuver-
ing with view to bring detachments Of
our troops to an ambuscade.
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Boston, August 28.-The LIST Massachu-
sets Light Battery Qate Cook's) has been
fully recruited and will soon be ready to
re-enter the service.
Capt. McDougall, of the British ship For
ward, now states that he was in error in re-
porting the privateer Sumter off Cape An
tonic. The vessel seen was the United
States ship Crusader.
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spEcrAL 70 POST

WASHINGTON, August 2S.-The enemy'a
forces are concentrate ed in large numbers,
a short distance from the Chain Bridge, on
the Virginia side of the Potomac, between
the Chain Bridge and Leesburgh.
The Baltimore Sun of this morning states,
that no Journal in Baltimore has been re-
quested to withhold army news.
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ALBANY, Aug. 2s.-Deputy U. S. Mar
shall Burt this evening seized package con-
tanning LOO copies OF the New York Daily
News. which he was notified were in the
American Express Office. They were brought
here by Shears newspaper express and
transferred to the Express Company. The
size of the package and destination IA.
Gunter, Louisville), excited suspicion
Col. R. L. Johnson, agent of the Express
Company, detained the package and notified
the U. S. Marshal, who now holds them.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 27.-Another
flag of truce came from Norfolk to-day to
inquire after that which came yesterday,
and was detained till P NJ. This flag OF
truce brought Capt. Hussy and crew of the
ship A. B. Thompson, of Brunswick,
captured May 10th off Savannah bar, and
taken into Beaufort, N. O., by the privateer
Lady Davis.
Two ladies from Norfolk say the confed-
crates have lately assembled in large force
near SewalPs Point, anticipating an attack
from Oh! Point.
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CnRPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Aug. 13, ashland now it IS hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of TIE City OF
Evansville, that the owners Of al lots or parts on
lots fronting adjoining the north side OF
Third Street, from Fulton Avenue % walker
ST. in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought to the props grade, and that they cause
aide walk of class No 2 with "a wooden curb, 20 be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
qualification OF the order. p. BUgKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, August %, 1861. aug26
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CnRPORATION NOTICE.

oRDRR FOR PLANK SIT E-W L d.
Auqust 20. IG6l-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting on or adjoining the east side
of Market Street, from Bond 10 inge streets
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 60 be
brought to the proper grade, aud that they cause
sidewalk of class No. 2, with "A wooden curb - ne
laid down thereon within thirty days from The pub
LEGATION Of this ordor. j. bbkh H. tlefA-
fnnrL,a onicn Aupnat 2Glh. 1sHI nIgZI-lW
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TONXG
From Col. Albert Pike, NJ. @. from Arkansas.
L..

From Col Albert Pike, N. @. from Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, D. C. June II, 1856,
al have used two bottles of your BcerhaVe's Hol-
land Biers, and have found it very useful in case
of Indigestion and Headache. and recommend it to
all who need pleasant and eficaoieus remedy and
valuable tonic.
The late High Sheriff Of AiEsghany county has give" ss
the tollolCiag;
~ was afflicted with Debility of the Digestive
Organs amounting to severe attack of Dyspepsia,
which had reduced nay flesh considerably. My wife
was also afflicted under the same circumstances
aRd with the same disease. Having used your
medicine called BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BITTERs, we
both obtained relief and are happy to afford yor
this public evidence of its value.
JOHN FORSYTH.
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OORPORATION NOTICE

ORDER FOR REPAIR PLANK OF sidewalk.
Aug Is, 1s6I.-And row 10 is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoining the west side Of
Goodsel Street, between Third and Fourth Streets,
in said city, cause tue sidewalks thereon 70 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
the plank-Walk to be repaired, and wooden curb
set, within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office August &c, 1861. aug27
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New York, August 2s.-A Union meet
ing was held at Saltwater to-day, which
was addressed by Gen. Billiard and Others
The delegates to the Republican State Con-
vention were instructed to place upon the
ticket patriotic Democrats of the stamp of
Dickinson and Senator Colvin.
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WASHINGTON, August 28.-The steamer
Philadelphia arrived from Fort Monroe, re-
ports all quiet on the the Potomac, and
navigation unimpeded. Signal rockets
from the Maryland shore, evidently convey
ed intelligence of her presence to the Vir-
ginians. She waited till this morning, but
the batteries of the enemy at Matthias Point
and Aqua Creek did not open.
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POsfhWnsoss MOWOrss-Whose memory 80
honored as thato the celebrated Prussian doctor
and philosopher, Christoph Wilhelm Through
out the whole extent of Europe, especially Ger
many, his has for years been familiar house,
hold word, and there are but few in our own COM
tinent who have not experienced the benefits Of his
great medical and scientific attachments. His
celebrated discovery for the of Liver Com.
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, de-, is pre-
paration eff the greatest merit, and gives the ut
most satisfaction in all cases. 1t is prepared, in
this country, by DR.. O. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia,
under the name of Hollands German Bittsrs, and
be had of any druggist or dealer in medicines.
aug16-2wd&w
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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING LOTS
TO BE FILLED

And now here It appearing TO the Common Coun-
Gil Of the City of Evansville that Lot No. ", n
Block No. IT, Lam asco, now city " Evansville is
so situated that water collects and remains stag p
nant thereon, and the owner Owner, uf said Lot
are hereby directed and required by Ia 7iid Couu-
ell to I'LL up said Lot 10 such height Co., will pre-.
vent water from collecting and remaining tittnant
thereon, within thirty days from the pas-te. Of
this order.
I, Patrick Burke. Clerk of the City Of Evansville
do hereby certify that the foregoing is q truu and
complete copy Of an order of said Council, pas t
the 9th day ofJuly, A. d. 1861, far il reatet
to the within named Lot.
In witness Whereof have hereuntO subscribed
my name and affixed the seal OF said City this lath
pay OF August, A. D. 1861
Rugl4 PATRICK BURKE