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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

TTDaniel e. Sickles, Democrat member. Of
Congress from New York, was distinguished for
his zeal in striving toetfsct q compromise that
would save the Union in the spirit and by the
means which brought about its formation.
These efforts having been defeated, Sickles is
now Offering his money and his life in an effort
to hold the U Unien together by force. The New
York Hera1d's Washington dispatch ofthe 18th
says: s@s"% @#~& H jag ~ @.
1.-The Secretryof War announced last night
to the president that Gen. Siekles offered his
brigade, 5000 strong, to this fsoyernmen' for
the whole war; fully armed equipped and ready
for any service. The President said it must be
accepted Immediately. The Secretary has &C
cepted it.'' 5g Sett Es3EtN $ s&3 E3 saff 2e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

O4-Fise members Of the ate OHIO Legislature
have "gone to wars, What proportion ofthat
number does the reader suppose were ''no com.
promise" Republicans? Exactly one ffth! Sem
ator Cox of 'rrumbnll, was appointed une of the
Brigadier Generals, is the only member belong
ing 10 the .'irrepressibles who has gone into the
field. OF the femaning four, three are Demo
Gratis and one (Majof Parrott. aof Daytoa,) a
conservative Republican whom the State Jour.
nal and other Satanic papers denounced as a
deserter. because he voted in the Legislature
fayoring compromise and pea"e. aS +'ff *' p'-
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War In Tcxas-seizure of Forts
Ouachita and Cobb, by Mont
RAmaI "a Call for AssisInHcc.

tFfon the N. o Delta. OF Saturday lastl
Goveruor,li oore, this morning. resolved TIM
following letter. signed, Il will be seen, by 4
number Of prominent citizens Of North west
Louisiana: M M t
SHRKyRPoRr, La, May 8, 1851
Governor THos, o. Moore. M y,
Dear Sir: Inclosed we forward You ahand'
bill just received from the Mershal OF Texas
The names of many Of these gentleman are
known to Us, and We have no doubt they at least
believe the contents Of the hand bill. Send us
arms by all means. Arms for mounted com
panies. Telegraph the Montgomery Govern
ment.if necessary. tlL II ~ e. j.
Send all sorts Of arms and ammunition imme.
diately. In haste, .-.---z-
John NJ Landrum, Thos. H. Morris h.
A I. Fiournoy Ssn..- J.S. Flournoyr
Thos. r. Hotehkiss, j, N Howell. XIV.
H.J G. Battle. f. P. Austin. ....,
'. Thomas ]. Allen. i, -,, ~. ...-
An express has Just reached this place, stating
that Montgomery. Of Kansas, at the head o.
1000 or 1900 men, had taken, possession
Forts Washitaw and Cobb. on our northern
frontier, and threatens invasion ofour State
and the devastation ofour country. - l.s---fs
Col. w. G. Young, at The he'd Of 600 men
was holding then in check, and dispatched run
ners calling upon the people fer help w 4
LET OLD HARRISON RESPOND TO THE CALL.
We have the men ready to go, but we neec
horses and money, Let every man having
horse or any money answer this appeal from th'
northern part Of our State by offering bosh t
such as are ready to march, and drive the lnva
oers from onI soil. rs5 -as,.j 1s.,s5ess Dr.
Der County Court has this day issued tn
bonds ofthe county, bearing ten per cent inter
ests in obedience to the action ofthe publi
meeting held on last Saturday, the 4 inst
These bonds are now ready and for sale, LIE
every man that can raise $50 come forward ant
buy at least one OF these bpnds The none.
! thus raised win be invested for the purpose Q
purchasing arms and ammunition for the de
! tense of our country. and the cause appeals
every patriot to do what he can
I A public meeting will be held in Marshall OF
Thursday next, a II O'clock, TO take acton i
the matter; at which ii ne let every citizen b
present and report what amount OF money h
will invest IN the bond Of the county, and wha
number Of horses he can furnish. We mus
have money, or ruin and desola.ion stare US i
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8 Fl. B. CARRINGT0N.
,7as as Adj't General

/ CIRcul.AR OF THE ADJuTASr GENERAL The
following is copy oi the circular sent to ac.
cepted companies, which have not been placed
in the regiments already foremd: -
srg GENERAL HEADQUARTERS.
ss7 ADJurAsT+ 6 ENERABs 0pFTcE,
r.g n o Coiumbus o., May Is. 1857
SIR: The President Of the United states
requires ot Ohio nine regiments, to serve for
three years, unless sooner discharged.
The number Of regiments oiinfantry is not yet
designated. Your company having rendered
services for three months, will, upon receipt o.
this ORDER report whether they extend that OF
fer to the above term OF service. In such case
they will forward, by fret mail, a new roll, lor
which blank is neosed, with the certificate
of the Captain, that it is for the three years
term. rig ''- as
Upon hearing from all che companies tender.
ing for three years, an order will be published
designating the companies accepted. The reg,
nents W III be organized and otfieered in pursu'
ance of the requisition OF the President.
Companies not already attached to any regl-
ment, and declining to accept the three years
service, will disband Immediately. as no more
companies Tor three months service will be &C
ccpted by the Government.
Failure to make prompt report will deemec
a declination, and the organization will proceed
accordingly
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Interesting correspondence - Re
pressing Slave EnsuFreciioHS.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHUsETTs,l
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHUSETTs,l
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Boston, April 25.
GENERAL: hsye received through Major
Ames dispatch transmitted from Perrvselte.
detailing the proceeding! at Annapolis from the
time of your arrival oil that port uutilthe hour
that Major Ames left yon TO return to Phils-
Slelphis ] wish TO repeat the sssur9nce ai my
antire satisfaction with the action you have ta-
ken. with q single exception. II rightly un-
derstood the telegruphic dispatch, ! think your
action in rendering to Gov. Hicks the assistance
of our Massachusetts troops 10 suppress threat
ened servils iuSurrsction among the hostile pe".
pie Of Maryland, was unnecessary. hppe that
tho fuller DISPATCHES, which are on their wry
from you, may show reasons Why should mod
ify ms opiniln. think that the matter O
servilc iusurrectiOns among community in
arms against the Federal Union, is no longer to
I've regarded by our troops in political, but
solely in q military point OF view, and is to be
contemplated as one oi the inherent weakness
es Of tbs enemy, from the disastrous operation
Of which we arc nnder no obligations OF mil
itary character to guard them, in order thai
they may b. enabled to improve the security
which our arms may afford, oas TO prosecute
with more energy their traiorcus attacks upor
this Federal Government and Capital. Tht
mode in which such outbreaks are to be consid
cred should depend entirely upon the loyalt,
or disioyalty of the community in which the,
occur, and in the vicinity of Annapolis, | cal
nHsthis eecasisn perceive no reason of IN iluar,
policy why force summoned to the defense o
the federal government at this moment Of a.
Others, should be offered to be diyerte
ted from it's immediate duty, to help rebels
who stand with arms in their hands ubStruct
ing its progress towards the city Of Washing
ton l entertain no doubt that whenever W
shall have an opportunity to interchange ou
views personally on this subject, we shall al
rive at entire concordance of opinion.
go Yours faithfully,
TSignsd.l JoHN A. ANDREW
To Brigadier GAneral Butler
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

G~TGov. Dennison, last week. dominated r..
Eomstock, OF Columbus as Psnitsntiary Direc-
tor. GCeustock was one OF the contractors who
charged so cents psrday for feeding the soldiers.
The Seaate rejected the aomination aud thus
rebuked Deuuisop as wslia Constock .ss as
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l. etier fr0sM am Ohio volunteer iss
Rhil;a d Gh hRkihiiA.rt.- --. LIZ

Capt. Harris is one fthe most humane men
that ever Commanded company, but "a little
brief authority" has completely dampHooled some
some OF our offers Of a higher grade. and they
permit their vanity to lead them neglect the men
under their control. y To make the matter
Short will just say that we are treated in
manner that should forever disgrace the respon.
sibIe parties. When consider that we are all
volunteers, who left home and friends to the
honor Of our country, with comparatively no
remuneration for the hardships that necessity
would force upon us, it is an outrage that we
should be half starved upon friendly soil, in one
of the richest counties in the States, and among
as hospital apeople as lives, just fordhe sake ef
enriching some OF personal friends OF the parties
unto whom, for a season, we have sold our elves
into bondage. 1iit were permitted, the people
of Lancaster would feed MS so that we would
fare sumptuously every day. - We.were yes
terday assigned our position in the regiment.
is one of honor and danger. We are the col.
or COMPANY. ..:.s -#f.s..' &".~ -smF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

! GsJ-A farmer thinks we live in queer times
awhen Government not only increases his taxes
Tor war purposes but also shuts off ? market
9here he may sell his produce 70 procure mon
ely 10 pay them. BE patient !, aisss i8sds
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sword "a 81 I,rascssteA.

\ The members Of the late Ohio Senate, Il lew
days ago ordered handsome feguatiot, Z; sword W
ffon Springfield. Massachusetts, which they, in-;
tend to present TO their Democratic brother Sen
sator, Brigadier General Newton Schlsich. II RI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22


BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
IL taken at the commencement o. an attack, inn
mediate reiiet from panqa sict ness will be OBJ
tanned. A=4EEZ A "
They seldom fail in removing tho Nausea. and
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They act gently upon the bowels, iema wing cos.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fenaiss,
and ell persons oil sedentary habits they yalu.
able as Laxative. improving the appetite, giving
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The CEPHALtI PILLS are the result of long
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absence Of any disagreeable taste renders II easy
o administer them to children.
Beware Of Counterfeitsl
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry c.
| Spadng on each box. .Ts.-s.g..s..s p.
| Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Medt
ciHes. ~ t-e II --v,s s.,s. ss.,7, ss-s NJ -
Box will be sent bysmail on receipt Of the
Price 25 Cents.
| All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDTNG,
as, Cedar Street. New York.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

0ey-The Cincinnati Enquirer thi,ks that pub.
lie feeling iu the North, after the existing war
is fought out, viii be as hard ON the "irrepress-
ible'' demagogues in the iree States as IT Is now
ON the Secessionists Of The Sobth..sss ssa Efsf-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

The Union tnen IN the south are represented
as taking courage, and the scces sionsts as being
alarmed and disorganizsd by tho overwhelming
demonstration at the Norlh. 2Wehopeso. a4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22

RrTbe Secession government at M ontgom-
ery finds il hard workto conduct war with
out money Itspeverty and want OF credit are
a far greater drawback than its inieriority IN
population. ~ s'A l@@1@ q ..'"g i 7Fl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-22
THE FOLLOWING ENDoRs RsEMENrs, OF
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SAFE CURE
,.G &g7GE.trE Eg"
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As these Testimonials acc'e unsolicited By Mr.
SpALDINs, they afford anques'ionable proofcf
the efficacy Of This truly scientific d,scou-
f@& - erg. &5se' & gsf'
y#eaas sa MAsosy4ILn, GOiNs Feb. S, 1861
Mr.. SPALDING. gs ga ssssr -s.x -
a 4.. Sir: I-..,# E.ss ..-ss5+- d
have tried your Cephalic. PHEss and like them
so we'll that want you to send me two dollars
worth more sf1. III sat r. e
Part OF these nre for the neighbors, 70 whom
gave lew on t of the first box | got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, aud ohl'se rs'
Your ob't Servant.
JAMES KENNEDY.
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.NotireL

10 ths fasspaysas Of Hssssson county: ,,. i15
rIsIi Il County Beafd OF t.quaizatfon will hold It's
I I4i Anuaal meeting far tine purpose ot eguall.
zing Real and Personal propprty.i atthe tAuditof's
Office, on Wednesday the I'D day Of May, 1861.
(, A those feeling agrieved BY tlie valuation OF
N time complaints can bs heara in reference TO
the valuation Of their ptopsriys .aoaeys end ersd,
its tol tho year 1861. II, lisFp. edl affs ag, Va
Cali and exsraIne your eppoEtionptent {,
1th5"s'f' r. ~ - SAMUEL, KNOX Auditor g
Mays 81 q aBFs y lpa Harfisofi csuny.l
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Circular.
HEAD QUARTERS OHIO MIL. AND Vol. MIL
AD5uTANr GESGRAL's OFFICE, 2

AD5UTANT GEEkRAL's OFFICE,
- COLUMBUS. o., May IL, lS6l.)
The following extract rom General Order
No. Is, isaed from the War Department, IN
Der date of May, 4th 1861, offers q bounty Of
One Hundred Dollars. to those who enlist un,
der said order Tor the period OF 'hrse years, u
the war shall last so long. Every volunteer
non commissioned officers private mucisian, and
arti6cer, who enters the service Of the United
States under this plan, shall be paid at the rate
of so cents, and ifa cavalry volunteer, 25 cents
additional in lieu OF forage, for every twenty
miles oftrarel from his home to the place oi
musteI-the distance to be measured by the
shortest usually travelled route-and when hen
orably discharged, an allowance at the same
rate from the place ofhis discharge, to his home,
and, in ADDITION THERETO, THE SUM OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. o. u.
Eas ,as7Ia ,or Fl. B. CARRlNGT0N.
aesai -s 7.-9 -7 ieas ua Adia General.
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HAvEsFoRD, Pa, Feb. s, 1861.
Mr.. SPALpING. --...
D Sir: ast t.H
wish you TO send me one more box OF your
Cerhalic Pills, have received a great deal of ben
eft from them. zeg
A.. Your. no cspectfnly, -
',u MARY ANN SrOIKHOUSE.
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WK i5PALDINE.-- "a :. - - -. - ~ -
Not long since sent to YOU for box OF Crphalic
Pills Tor the cure OF the Nervous iIeadache and os-
tiveuess and received the same, and they had so
grod an effect that wasinduced to send for moro .
Please send by return malt Direct to
| E#& #E f9 "A. n. WHEELER. 3
| . 80 Ypslanti, Mich.
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,, From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou are. or hav been troubled with the head
aehe send for box. lCephalics Pills. 80 thst yoi
may have them, IN case OF M attack, v,ga Ea
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4 From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va
Cephaic Pills accomplish 5thes object for which
whey were made, viz: Cure Of headache in oil Ito
ormS. w4a .. ga.
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EAUIIQN.

.y.g s.y nv ~ CAWElQN. xg-w 1@.
Ascertain unpfiHeipEed petseFs ass atsempting
ef nnln III Of, ths nsdspActing public, limitations
no nv pilEsf ARE ID slsEURs lwoaId saatioH oil
persons to examine before purchasing, ara 500
q ssy yHPAL plNlsss PR RIsp pAeED q LJEs-ca
lif,eco,fnterfeitss FagfM saaESS ~ .3H,s AZ
Eov si,is6of vi sisI sY1s al tsftag
4 - --r.
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From, the Examiner, Norfolk, Va. S
They have been t.stedein moethan e, thousand
cases with entire scccess
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SPRUCE CREEK HUNrINeDoN Co.. PA.,l
January Is, 1861. ~
H. G. SPALDiNe. r.,
SIR: 4" = ~ ~
You will please send me tive boxes'ef your
phalic Pills. Send then:immed ateiy.es ,aa
Respectfully yours,
- ass JNO. b S1MONS.
Psi have used one box Of your Pills, and
BELLE VERNON. Ono, Jan;'ls 1861.
,tIENRyC. SFALDING, Esq. IN s,& aS.A.E.
Please find enclosed twenty five cents, for which
send me another box oi your Cephaacs Pills. They
are truly the best Pills 1 have, ever lried.E.
Direct A SLOWER, Pm.
I ~ n Oh C Belle Vernon Wyandot CO., @,
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II C. SPALpINa. E+q. ah afs s4 h ne g .. ..s 4.
wish Tor some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything the kind
please send to s ~
tine of my customers, who is subject to severe,
Sick lIead sche, usually lasting two dnys,) was
cured OF an attack in one hour BY your FILLS
which sent h1r. 4A@se s4 ms&a#s
Respectfully 49, ~, ,s
RryNoIpsBURa, FKARRLIN Co., OHIo.
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E'A January 9, 1861 err
TIEaKY G.. SPALnlNe, s&ss.
No. 4S Cedar ST., N. Y.
t 81 Dear SSiy: sssf, $50 $s}ssa.. @ --
Inclosed find twenty five cents, (s5J for W hich
send a box OF Cephai.c Pills. send 10 address Of
kev VIM C. Filler, Reynoldsbur ghs franklin CO.,
Ohio 'sE ,5sE&&g8 SgTA@ &4b@s4
Your Pills work like charm -cure Headache
almest instanter s@s- T. tH r5 s=s. "a. .-
'aa t fla nssga Truly yonrs. @ asa
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4 E. YrsILAsr1, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861.
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INFANTRY
f5,J

10 De organized ds JoF1UVSJ. ------
Each regiment will consist OF ten companies,
nd each company will te organized as follows;
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bI t3f TfA ~ sN@NETf8A~ tftt 81
Brig Gen. ., 50. Commanding,
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n TSfenadIH #s7F iva. n. FsEwARp.
70 q. fienniken,, Agent New YORK u Virginia
Bte.srnship Co., Washington. 9sa gets 4, s'11,' Z
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Jhe Daily Snmrmal.
q1ne Prosident,s Proclamation.

Whereas, the laws of the United States
have been for some time past, and now are,
opposed- and the execution thereof obstruct-
ed in the States of South Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Florida, Mississippi Louisiana
and Texas, by combinations too powerful to
be suppressed by the ordinary course OF iu-
dicial proceedings, or by the powers vested
in the Marshals by law;
Now, therefore, l, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United States, in virtue of
the power in me vested by the Constitution
and laws, have thought fit to call forth, and
hereby do call forth, the militia Of ihe sew
eral States of the Union, to the aggregate
number of SeVenty-fUe thousand IN order TO
suppress said combinations and to cause the
laws to be duly executed.
The details for this object will be imme-
diately communicated to the State authori-
ties through the War Department. appeal
to all loyal citizens to favor, facilitate, and
aid this effort to maintain the honor, the in
tegrity and the existence of our National
Union and the perpetuity of popular gov
eminent, and to redress wrongs already
long enough endured.
| deem it proper to say that the first SER
vice assigned to the force hereby called
forth will be to re-possess the forts, places
and property which have been seized from
the Union; and in every event the utmost
care will be observed, consistent with the
object aforesaid, to avoid any destruction of,
or interference with, property, or any dis
turbance of peaceful citizens ia any part of
the country; and l hereby command the
persons composing the combinations afore-
said to dispense and retire peaceably to
their respective abodes within twenty days
from this date.
Deeming that the present condition of the
public presents an extraordinary occasion,
do hereby, in virtue Of the power in me
vested by the Constitution, convene both
Houses of Congress. The Senators and
Representatives are therefore summoned to
assemble at their respective chambers at u
o'clock, noon, on Thursday the fourth day
OF July next, then and there to consider
aud determine such measures, as in their
wisdom, the public safety and interest may
seem to demand.
In witness whereof | have hereunto SET
my hand, and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. ..
Done at the City of Washington, this 18th
day of April, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
Que, and of the independence of the Unit
ed States the eighty-fifth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY The President
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Sec'y of State.
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DR HANNUM
EE/884T1g LINE !-75 bbEs WHITE
~ Lime (fresh), in good cOoperage, for sale
hy (apl3) CHAS. McJOHN5TON


TEIHE JAZZ PLUs Utica or Day.
~ Goods, Staple anl Fancy Ware, just arrived
r.-h from the East, and opening at the cheap cash
of Miller q Nehaus, No. 43 Main street,
Whste every thing is ready for inspection. We
would re specially inform lady customers that
in lily receipt of the incest and fastest
patterns OF goods alluded to. and would requts one
aud Rll to call on tho young house at No 43 Main
street. tHp2) MILLER NlEHAUS.
ENKTR.s SUG.RR CURED DRGED
81 Reef very choice, at l218c per h. for sale at
sp12 Fl. A. COOK ), No. IS Main st.
Ep.R TE.nOKE ZOE he RRK .V-R TO
AS lie had on ly at II. A COOKS,
urI2 No Is Main street.
Ea = " " n T~E ~ n n II & Il n 8.
e Cove 0yst-rs, Fresh HOLSTERS, FTOsh Salmon.
ri Killed. o. scors, Picklod Lob4iers, &c, &C.
aF92 H. A. COOK, No. IS Main st
RT q IT Il g II 2
n hereby gwen that We will sell more meat
cspr Tor Bank tb.e money II consumers ill re-
number this it will save trouble.
b. order Of the BUTCHERS.
ati0-1md
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For SaleI

We hays for sale, on easy terms. the following
property: 10 large lots > D by 90 feet situated
near he Franklin Street Br dye, outside the
corporate limits of the city, aud therefore free Of
city taxes These lots we'll adapted for slaugh-
Ter hOusrs 81 manufacturing PURPOSES. A lso 500
building lois aud four dwelling h in various
localities Of the city. Also o garden lots-5
acres elsl, the NcwbUrgh Road half mile
from the city limits We have also for sale or X
change IA llne dwelling house. u store and grocery,
with other improvements, belonging to the same
This last men tioued property being in the town of
FSrmersburgh, IA miles south Of Terre Haute,
The railroad, being in the richest grain growing
part of the State For further information ia
lation to said property, inquire Of at ofce,
the Crssr eht City Bank, he Of Third
and Main streets,
mar21- tillmay1 Law i Antilles.
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City Clerks OH e, April 18th. 1861 Ii-' apI7

GCf . p O n II TKOJV. ~ o TOE
V Order for Brick Sidewalk April 18th, 1861.
And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the
Common Council of the City of Evansville, that the
adjoining the north-wes side of Sycamore street,
between Third sind Fourth sts.. in said city, cause
the side walks thereon to be brought to the proper
grade, and that they sidewalk of class No.
to be laid down thereon, within thirty days from
the publication of this order
- P RuRKE Clark