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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-21

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2o.-The following
items are additional TO the AtIantic's Port
Royal news:
Four hundred of our men, On the 10th
crossed to the main land toward Charleston
aud Savannah railroad. They had an en-
counter with rebel force of 15,o0o, who
retreated after firing a volley without effect.
a special to the Tribune OF the l4th,
gives a rumor of the defeat of Hollins and
the sinking of his ship by the steamer Mas
sachusetts.
Universal depression is reported through
out theSouth. New Orleans is particularly
responding. A great negro insurrection IS
reported in Mississippi and an immense
amount of property has been destroyed--
alone.
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By virtue Of an order Of sale issued cut 81 tho
Office Of the Clerk of the Nanderourgh Clrcnit
Court, in favor Of the City Of Evfnsviif-, and
aeatuss Anthony Hewsons john Hews0n, Joseph
Sgtchen aud Henry schrioer, viii, on
81 FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1862,
between the hours Of lOoclock, A. and O'Clock,
p n. Of said day, at the door of the Conrt House,
in the City Of Evansville, Indana Offer for sale nc
ppblic auction the reats, and profits for the
Term Of seven years OF tine following described
real estate, ro-wit;
Forty two feet, fronting on Third street, n tho
City Of Evansville, 81 feet from the corner OF Divi-
sion and Third streets, aud extending back s.
fset the same width, being part OF lots No. III s.
IL, IN the old plan of the ty % ETaEsVilie,
bounded ~ follows: commencing "a feet from
said corner, thence along the mont line OF said
lots on Third street AZ feet, thence az light an.
giles running back % feot, thence at right auelss
aud parallel with the hrst line - feet, and thence
10 the place Of beginning.
And should said rents and profits not Goll for
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ ana sts i will
the s4ma time and pfice ctIar FOR sale and sell
the fee simple Of said premises.
GEoRGE W0LFLIN, s. v. G.
Baker & Foster, Pld's Atiys.
decl2 81 Oh s.
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Fr Mornor Dec. 1o-Tbe fiag of truce

FIT. MorRoE, Dec. 2o.-The flag of truce
brought copy OF the Norfolk Day Book.
There is little news ia il, we however ex-
tract the following:
CHARLESTON, SC, Dee. 19.-The Mercu-
~ this morning. says:
nThe FedeEalists now occupy Beaufor,
and Port Royal Island, with a force sup
posed to be 5000 They had erected bat
terry near Port Royal Ferry of twelve
I2-pounder Parrot guns, aud are throwing
up entertainments on Port Re yal.
1t is reported that federal launch was
fred into by our troops and seven killed
The Nashville Gazette is informed that
twenty-eight federal soldiers lately entered
the lines of Zollicoffers army, stating that
after reading Lincoln's message they could
no longer bear arms against the South,
and were ready to fight against the aboli-
tionists.
SAVANNAH, Dec. l3.-Nothing has as yet
been heard from the stone feet. A part of
the Port Royal expedition has sailed South.
The Norfolk Day Book has report that
Mr.. G. F.. Adams, o. s. Minister to Eng
land, had demanded his passports upon the
announcement Of the Queens proclama-
ton.
The hsalth Of WIGS President Stephens Is
much improved.
William Porcher Miles continues very
unwell.
Mr.. Faulkner arrived at Norfolk yester~
day, and proceeds to Richmond tomorrow.
The George Peabody arrived here from
Hatteras Inlet this morning, bat brought no
news.
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NHw YORK, Dec. 2o.-The steamer At
lantic, from Port Royal Dec. 18th, has ar
rived. She has cargo of $4,000 pounds
of Sea Island cotton, gathered under the di-
rection of Government agents by the ne
groes.
Gen. Stephens brigade of 4, 900 men, now
occupies Beaufort, Lady Island, St. Helena,
and Bay Point.
Gen. VieIe's expedition has been aban-
doned.
Gen. Sherman had issued orders that sll
the reporters for the press should leave the
place Immediately.
The number of troops at Port Royal and
vicinity is about 10000.
Forty thousand pounds of cotton bad
been secured when the Atlantic sailed, and
would be shipped in the next steamer.
A part of the stone fleet is at Savannah,
and par of them had gone TO Charleston
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Interesting Southern News
More Union Men in Ten
nesse Hung The Rebels
Jubilant = Glorious News
from Missouri = Indiana
Always Ahead-The most
Brilliant Achievement Of
the War-Capture of 1900
Rebels, including three Col
onels and seventeen Cap
tains, 1000 stand of farms,
1000 Horses, 600 Wagons,
&c. - Our Loss two Killed
and eight Wounded-La-
test from Port Roya1-Cot-
ton being Gathered-The
first lot Arrived at New
York.
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BoAnD or C0NMIssIoNERs, VAHDKHBUE CO, Z
December Term, a. a. IS6I &

BOARD or C0NNIssIoNEHss NAHDEnBU EgH CO.,
r December Term, a, a. 1861.
IT is row here ordered that the sum Of aue thou.
sand dollars b. and ths same 10 hereby nppr pria.
ted 70 aid the families e Iuiiaoa w unite ~ 10
the Unirsd States service, lbs distributed 1g the
Benevol-nb A isosiati8us, IA AZ are now may re
heTeafier organized ia THIS Couaty Gsd he Couu-
~ Auditor hereby authorized 90 i-aGe 0rl4rs ia
snns THAT may BE- needed, tho order 0f tho
Township TFustss Of P.gpol tovnshi B, NOT c,s.
ceeding ona hundred dollars, n ANY week in
proportion 90 the wants OF the families il the
sever al townships OF this county. In case fhesa
are no Bsnevolent Associations ia a toeuship, tho
trustee Of such township, viii give certifClle 10
the applicant for aid from this society 90 EV us~
vile, which Will entitle tha holder to the same
. lief IS resident Of Pigeon township. Ordefod
further, that A G. Sullivan, Trustee % Eoon
township, is hereby appointed a man aser Of the
Society, on the part Of the county Of Nan4erburgh.
Published BY order Of the County Beard.
MN. II. WALKER, Auditor.
decIo-dRsTt
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cLNcLENArL NARkEr.

CIzGEHATI, Dec. 20.-Flour very dull
( 90 for upernne-hardly any sale.
Oars declined TO 299294 aud dull.
CoRE firm at 2s.
RYE had advanced to -.
BAILEY 45(948.
WHISKY firm and in good demand at l3a.
Hoes in fair demand al 3 00(93 10, with
. 6rmer feeling; receipts 5000; weather
favorable
Mss PoRK in moderate demand sales
OF 700 bbls at 90.
LARD duilsas To-
GREzE MEATS dull-2e for shoulders, 81
oslo for hams; 1900 pounds bulk sides
sold 1t &C.
CorsEs drm and quiet-I94621 is the
WHOLE range for inferior to choice Rio.
AoLAssEs dull at 42(043.
SUGAR at e50I04.
The money market is quiet.
Exchange steady at 4c prem.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

The British Dispatches Peace
full in their Tone-General
Burnside's Expedition pre-
pairing to Depart-Geo. W.
Jones of Iowa, Arrested
Interesting News from Port
Royal-A great Negro In
surrection in Mississippi
Great Destruction of Pro-
perty-The Rebel steamer
Merrimac SUNK.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-The Bulletin
says its informant must be mistaken about
the Merrimac sinking on the stocks.
Another informant says the Merrimac was
in the dry dock and that her upper works
were cut down; that she was covered with
heavy timber and sheathed iron. Ii is
probably that ia taking her out of the dry
dock, her weight was so great she would
not doat that she sank and can never be
Kaisad.
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New YORK, December 20th.-George W.
Jones, of Iowa, ex-Miaister TO Bogota, was
arrested by order of Secretary Seward aud
sent TO Fort Lafayette.
Only Sl94, 600 in specie was sent out in
the Africa.
There is said 10 be active preparations for
large shipments il the next few days, IN
case events warrant them.
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CIIRP0RATlON NOTIOE.

DO ERFoR PLANK sIDE,wA LIZ
-,esmoss !, ls6I.-And now it is hereby ordered
directed ~ the Common Council of the City Ol
/ fronting on or adjoining the east side
alton Avenue from Eighth t. Ninth streets,
s aid City cause a sidewalk O. Glass No. 2, to bs
down thereon within thirty days from the
fca&ion5of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk
arb a qf4Iea Dec u, 1851
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CORPORATION NOTICE,

&c. Z, Is6l.-And now it is hereby ordered
eted by che Common CoInril of the CITY g
bid plan of the city o. Evansville, cause he
walks in front thereof on second street., TO b
Ight to the proper grade, and that they cause
{ walk of class No l. to be laid down the reOn
Etthe trees 10 be removed from id pavement,
win thirty days from the publiv alton of this
lar P. BURKE, Clerk.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 2o.-The steamer Africa
sailed tais morning.
Dispatches from Lord Lyons 10 Admiral
Milne were also placed on board the British
gun boat Landrail which sailed imme diateIy
for Bermuda.
The gunboat RinaIdo arrived here this
afternoon from Halifax.
The steamer Damascus from Liverpool,
Nov. 29th, arrived this morning.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONFEDERATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
!. Tth, Is6i.-ADd now it is hereby ordered
directed BY the Common Council OF The city o
sville. that the owners OF all lots or parts OF
fronting on or adjoining the east side OF
N Avenue, from High to Third street, in said
cause the sidewalks in front thereof, 10 be
lred within thirty days from she publication
=. BURKE, Clerk.
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! Clerks once, Dec. IL, 1861.
C0RPORATION NOTICE.

pRRFoR PLANK sIDE-w AK
e. 7th. 1861. And now it is hereby ordered
directed w the Common Council OF the city
-4svills that the owners of all lots or parts Of
fronting on or adjoining The east side Of
on Avenue, from Sew nth TO Eighth streets,
"a City, cause sidewalk # Glass No. 2, to be
DOVE thereon within thirty days from ths
ication of this order.
-. rasca nsc.1a 1871 a -.
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rk's once. Dec. 70, 1851.
CORPORATTON NOTICE.

ORDER FOh Plank bIDE-W AK
). Tth, 1861. now it ia hereby ordered
directed by the Common Coun9 Ill of the city Of
sviIls, that the owners Of all lots or paris Of
fronting on or adjoining the east aide Gf
N Avenue, from Canal to Sixth streets, IN
-kItv. cause sidewalk Of Class No. 2, 20 be laid
I thereon withiu thirty days from the publi-
n Of this order.
i p. BURKE, Clerk.
avf-sn lofane Dec IL 1861
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CORPORATION NOTICE


7 OHDER FUh FLANK eide v ALhs
o. Tfh. IS6i-And now it is hereby ordered
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
sviiie, that the owners Of all lots or part OF
fronting o. or adjoining the eat side Of Fui
avenue, from s1xth to franklin streets, in
City. cfusa q sidewalk of Glass No. 2, to be
down thereon within thirty days from the
cation of this or der.
P. BURKE, Clerk. :
" CLERKS ONCE. Dec. I2. 1861.
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C0RPORATlON NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.
{ &C 18th, 1851. And now it is hereby ordered and
Sctsd by the Common Council Of the City o.
Esville that the owners of ala lots or parts OF
fronting On or adjoining the northeast side OF
rita street, between Malnut q Chestnut
ats, in paid-city, cause the sidewalks in front
asof 20 be repaired within thirty days from
publication OF tAis order.
p. BUREE, Clerk
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.vRsf,sTRp,s rss0Cry

gzyyR.sCHR rs Il $50 ca Tkss.Ns--Aa
III Association Of the Common school Teach .
era OF Marlborough luaty, VII be held at Cres-
cent CITY la !, EvansYills. Commencing on Mon
iay December 30th, AZ 10 o iocS, A, NJ and con-
lin ring through the week, except New Years day.
All the Tea hers in the count are lnyltel to be
present Hon Miles J. Fletcher, lafe sup T nten-
deut of Public Instruction, * Q. Wheeler, Ed.
and others will assist in conducting the Assoeia-
Miles j. fletcher, on Friday ey ming, January
ri, al e o'clock. Public examination OF Teach
ers on Saturday morning, January 4th, at o.
cit OK. Board for Retciiers viii probably be
free. ;. x. LEAvrrF, School Examiner.
Evansville, Dec 20, 1861.
/ EDESHE TS.-ksg 8GE 4R.1sp saU.HEE
4 lAD szs Market Baskets. Small rizei clothes
| Baskets az rs cents. strong hcsory aud white
i oak feed Baskets ~ from p to So cents each at
sfa ,eai VIBKEKY BIOS,
| oct7A no. a Main SaEeet.
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a1e time here. set down is adjusted 10 CONTRACT
1. on the River there is variation according
TIME OF CLOSING. Ill
aoad Mol flor EincrnnIs, Terre Hautel
inceton, Washington, Petersburghs
liyan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
GinciDnatS, Louisville st. Louis.
70, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern
Western points, and Railroad Way ofnces,
~ Gay except Sunday, at......... . A. n.
v5Ils Mail triysr1 every Tuesday
lrsday, and Saturday at e1z p A
cab MaiI friyer1 every day IN the
x except Sunday and Thursday AZ ll1z A. n
Z RfUsr Mofi tfor Bowling taFasn and
points, every Monday and Thurs
at 81 ?. r.
gsrrou sfa.l Oando every Tuesday,
aTs day and and saturdss Il ssA-n.
Harusong Mail every Monday, We'd
1ay, and Friday ag IA A. NJ
ioyt AEait fiand) every Monday, Wed
jay, and Friday ct A. NJ
earFA Mall {way) every Friday 81 vs. A n
Pstsrsburgh letters, &C. come and 90
v Railroad riaily.l
tastd Mail every Wednesday at Y NJ
Leaves At s a. n. THURSDAY nnorniDg9
ary ma1 Ter Calhoun and SDoftsviilss II p. NJ
TIME OF DELIVERING.
SD Mst, every day except Sunday ST A. n
g the night before, after cfice hours.
sSlIe Nal (riveFl every Tuesday,
irsd y, and Saturday by oP-A
sah Mait, every day in the week exoeps
day and THURSDAY by pa
Rsgsv Mall, every Monday and rhuHs-
by zF.A
dnasday, aud Friday by P. NJ
garmony Mad, every Tuesday, Thurs
and saturday by P II.
OFT Nal (land1 every Sunday at l P. M
Wednesday and Friday at a. n.
lrrives the evening before, after Office
hours.1
bargl Mall way every Friday by 81 a. M
Sasaa Mail every Friday at A. n.
ives tila evening before. after Office hours.l
Post Once opens at Z A. NJ. aud closes at 2
"a week days. Delivery closes from to 80
on week days during the closing Of the
Sad mail. Once open from 8 TO 81 a. n. on the
9TH.
JAMES ii. Men EELYs P. III.
tnsviIIa. md. Nav 1. 1861. iuly22-ywc
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aneciaf Rotlces.

soldiers H.eSzs1sfOss Pain, disease and
exposure, Win a hot climate, muddy water aud
bad dit viii be unavoidable, but armed with
HoLLoWAY's PURIFYIEG AND STRENGTH
EWING PILus. you can endure all these and stFi
r sAin good health. Only 25 cents per box
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Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of four
executions issued out Of the Office Of tho Clerk u
the Court of Common Plees aud Circuit loutt Of
Vanderbsrgh county, two in favor OF samuel II.
Gilbert and william r. Baker, aud against Henry
B. Levy aud Louis Kahn, replovin bail AID one
In favor Of John O. Howard e al, and ia favor
Of Samuel $. Marsh, aud both against L. Kahn aud
w II. BIcGiur-, wiil on
80 FRIDAY. JANUARY 3, 1902.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. H., aud
O'Clock, p NJ, Of said Gay az tho door Of ibs
Court House, in Evansvi les Indiaua, cG-r for
sale at public auction the rents, iseues.
aud profits for the term Of seven years OF she FOL
lowing described real estate, to.wit:
Lots Nos. eleven and twelve on l2l Block Nc.
thres, (5) ia stockwePs Enhancement 81 tip Cts
Of Evansville, Indiana, and shouid st rents issues
and profits mot sell Tor snficient % sat siy
SAID wric and costs, will, at tn same time and
place, offer for sale the fee simple of sid pre-
GEORGE WOLFLiN. IN -rin.
Wheeler 8 Igleheart A. L. Robinson, James
Reid, PIhs Attya.
decl23ww-s5.25.
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posr's SPECIAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o.-The dispatches of
she British Ministry are reported to be more
sensible and moderate than represented by
the English press. Nothing peremptory or
imperative will be addressed 10 our govern
ment, and nothing, In short, which cannot
be settled by diplomacy. The general feel
ing here is favorable TO peace and concilia-
ton, and to the refereace of all disputed
questions to an international eompission,
but no one is in favor of reliuquishing a
particle of our rights.
Gen. Burnside arrived at Annapolis, this
morning, and Immediately commenced pre-
parations for the departure OF his expedition
to the South.
A grand review of ten regiments Of the
Generals command took place, to-day. The
men are in excellent condition, aud eager
for the start. Four of the vessels belonging
70 the expedition, arrived at Annapolis, last
night, making total of twelve which are
IN readiness ter departure.
A special Washington dispatch 10 the
World says the government dispatches con-
corning the Mason aud Slidell difficulty will
be of digni6ed but most coEciliatory ma
ture. They vii satisfy the English
Cabinet, that no insult was intended.
There is not now the slightest doubt but
that TIE affair will be speedily, honorably
and smicably ARA pged.
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sEw YORK. august a. 1883.
.usssFs.- HOssstEsr 8 smith, Pffis-


BURGH, PA.:-For. some years Past have been
afflicted with ind gestioa and dyspepsia, OCCASION
ally attended with oh Innate attacks Of diarrhoea'
Being medical man myself, seldom take any
medicine, bur knowing that the peculiar condi-
ton Of my system re qired both tonic and stim
ulant determined to try the effect Of bottle Ct
your Celebrated Bittsrs. Before commencing to
take tAe Bitters had not had healthy natural
actioh Of my stomach and bowels for three months
ana during that time / had lost fifteen pounds OF
desb In two weeks have gained i've pounds in
weight, have had a ravenous appetite, perfect d.
gestion, and no symp. Eas Of dyspepsia or d lar"
rhoea BIT why call your Incompatible COM
pound Ii. ters7 I ind It delightful pungent'
aromatic to the taste, the tangible ELECTS npou
the system are a dslig htfdi warmth TO the stom-
ach and an e1hilayating glow over Tie whole sur
face Of the body, exciting copious persPiTstion
without stimulating the brain or eceelerating the
nervous system 20 70 leave any feelings Ct lassi-
tude or relAzation This is nay experiences Ia the
use Ct this admirable preparation. Let 9th ers Try
it. Yours, truly,
G. W wEsrBRooK, No. II West 18Th st.
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BISTR.GEs va IECEg. -Can.re Town sl p ,
IL v ndsrbargh Conntg Nov. 10 i2Gl.
Taken up by he subscrigort li.iuE ia Centre
Township, a sorrsl raare, biazs fies tFo hinj
feet Wait md right fre fgri snppssl = he
abOut twelve years I'D. The owner j heie9 TO-
qnested 20 come aud prove properly, j y obargaH
aud fake her away
signed, THOMAS HENDES.
how on this All day Of Dsoem5sr A D. 1904,
personally came bef3re me Justice If wa. Feacc,
FIR Centre Township, Wiiiiam a atcaaui ~ ili
shaw, and James Jenryi al freehul err, and
return Ia Writing nIdsr Oltu, app s-Etuk tlo
above mare ffs=sn DOL r..
Returned 70 Cler1tf V. y on Disc. h, 1901
Tbs above il lrue cory fro my docket
KEELoCR aICJ3n SS6N J. h d. T
a true copy r tie orlgiasi - ihs same ~ lars
on Gle aud Of Record IN my on se.
Atust, LOUIS hlCdTEH, G. y. q. q.
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EfnEEERE7s s.aEe .s-O. IS.


BY virtue Of an execution Issued out Of TIE Office
of the Clerk OF tbs Court Of Common Pleas OF YAM
derburgh county, in favor Of Preston Bros, nud
against William Tnwo0d and George Hartman,
repleyin BALL will on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 9, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. n aud 4 q
q elk, p NJ Of said day, nc the door Of the Court
Houss. in tbs City Of Evansville, Indiana. offer
for sale at public auction the Ients, Issues and
profits TOR tbs term ef seven ears Of the follow
ing deecribed real estate, TO vii:
Parts OF lots "a & . Situated in McGary's Eu-
largement OF the City Of Evansville, comm nciHg
OF a point Pine street. 81 zty- g $50 feet iorta
of tbs alloy dividing lots p a ~ running ifrnce
west q parallel Inc across said iois ~ IS %
the alley dividing los ~ & ~ thence rorta
the line Of said alley twenty-five % foot, thence
east on q parallel line across sad iO-sz 8 - TO
Pine street, rheuce 70 uta The ine Of Pine street.
70 tie place Of beginning making "a front 20 p
feet on Pine street, and Of the SAME width Anci,
to the alloy 100 feet, AMI adj Jiuing tie north
side pOrti0 u Of the SINE los t0rmcriy oueegrd
by W Carpenter and wife 10 enc James Hal, halug
% feet y ide aud 100 feet long.
And should said rents and pfohfs not sell iof
sum suficiont satisfy said writ and c0s.s. Niii
Il the tffte and PLACES oner for sae aud aeli
the Zee simple Of Hnid premises.
@ GE0HGE WOLFLtAY sheriff
NJ. e. johnson, Pi'ns Atfys.
cecl2 81 90
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lsrk's one, Dec mber IA. 1881.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRDRR 10 RrPAIR SIDEWALK.

a. = Is6l.-And now It 10 hereby ordered and
etaS BY the Common Council Of the City o.
nsvillss that the owners Of al 10 or parts OF
from si1sr on or aioinfng the northeast sue Of
,rklI stree4 between Chestnut aud Cherry
cts, il saiA city cause the sidewalks in front
reof to be repaired within thirty days from
publicatIens OF This order
a.-h,s oa;ee. Pee u. 1861
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1t will be seen that the receipts so far, are
pretty close up to those Of last season, not
withstanding Its backHNsrdness. The light
receipts last week, ana the week previous,
gave rise to doubts that hogs were SO plenty
in the country as had been represen ted, and
faint indications of short crop ideas
were perceptihIe. We again repeat that
there can b. no DOUBT of The abundance #
hogs in the country, just as little as there is
of the superior quality of those coming in,
and, under the circumstances, the receipts
so far, are as large as could have been ex
pecfed. In the first place, the price paid
here has been shade below that paid in
New York in proposition. In the second.
place, the current rates here. nor there were
not satisfactory to feeders, beiag below their
ideas, and far below what would be obtained
had we an outlet South, aud in the third
place, the weather has been 50 remarkably
mild up to the present date that feeding has
not been seriously interrupted, but has, on
the contrary, been carried on as pro6isbly
aud effeetually as it was in October. 1t is
.rus that large number of Kentucky hogs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-21

PITTsBURo, Dec. 2o.-River four feet siz
inches By the pier mark and falling.