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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12
CINoINN4TT MARRET-

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-Flour in good de.
mand for super to FIJI army contracts, and
prices higher, 10 being freely paid at The
close; extra and family very duh I50
4 as; family sold at 4 20. Good demand
for oats at 284, which is an advance. Corn
frm at 2s@29. Rye and barley unchang-
ed. whisky firm at 135. It was held
higher in the morning. Hogs in active de
mand and prices a shade higher; sales OF
1000 head at 3 2503 40; all in the mar
ket were taken. Good demand for mess
pork at 80 Soc, very little Offering. Lard
1 higher and in good demand at 7k@74.
Green meats firm at II for shoulders and
3S@32 for hams Linseed oil bnoyant,
under news from New York, and none
could be bought at the close below zoe.
Coffee buoyant at 19@l9f. Sugar held
at 4@3 higher. Molasses 42043. Ex-
change ! prem.
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KEW YORK MARKEr.

FER YoRk, Dec. II. Shipping grades
Of -four are about &c better More doing
for export Choice grades dull and droop-
ing. Sales at 5 1905 SO for super Western;
8 6505 80 for common to medium extra
Western; 8 9o@5 50 for shipping brands
extra R. e. O.; o5@6 30 for trade brands
market closing firm.
Wheat scarce with fair demand for ex-
port. Prices advanced 1c per busheI.
Sales 1000 bushels winter red Western at
1 38@1 Al 17,4oo bushels amber Nichi-
gan at 42{0l Al.
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= New YORK, December 1.-THE steamer
Columbia, from Havana on the 9Th, has
arrived.
The rebel steamer Vanderbilt, 399 tons,
arrived at Havana on the Sd, five days from
New Orleans.
Charles Anderson and family arrived on
the Columbus. He is brother of General
Robert Anderson, and escaped from the
hands of the rebels at San Antonio, and
walked to Monterey, Mexico. He was treat
ed with great kindness by the Aexicsns.-
He sailed on the British steamer Flag to
Havana. He reports that though British
subjects whom he met were violently in
dignant at the seizure of Mason and Slidell
on the Trent, his family were treated with
kindness.
Auderson's family was sent originally by
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TRIBUNE's SPECIAL.

wAsnIrGr0N, Dec. 1o.-The government
has decided positively, on the policy of fill
ing up the regiments in the field to 1896
men, if It shall be necessary to do this to
break up toe imperfect regimental organiza-
ton nov In progress, taking the rank and
file and leaving tho officers. The govern
ment has no notion of putting in the field
an army of officers, or putting them into
The Treasury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-12

LOUISVILLE, Dee 1o.-The report that
Capt. Meter of Colonel Burbridge's regi-
ment had burned bridge at Whippoorwill,
FIVE miles from Russellville on the Memphis
branch of the railroad, is confirmed. They
attacked tbs rebel guard numbering ID,
killing two and taking the remainder pris-
onerr.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.g2taZuEE5FF7s s.aHB .s-0. as.

By virtue Of an execution issued out of the onice
Of the Clerk of tbs Court of Common Pleas of Van,
derburgh- county, in favor of Preston Bros, and
against William InTood and George Hartman,
repleyiu bali, 1 will on
FRIDAY, JAEUART 3, 1852,
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. aud o.
clock, p H. OF said day, at the door of the Court
House, IN the City OF Evansville, INDIANA. offer
Tor sale at public auction the rents, Issues and
pFehts for tbs term Of years Of the follow
ing ceecribed real estate, fo-wft:
Parts OF lots Y % situated in McGafy's En-
lArgement OF the City Of Evansville, commencing
ct point on Pine street, eightyve (S5) feet north
Of ths alley dividing lots 81 %, running thence
west On parallel line said lots % e o. TO
the alley dividing lots % & p, thence north on
the line Of said alley twenty-five (25) feet, thence
east on parallel line said lots " Z % to
Fine street thence nth the line Of Pine street.
TO ths p!aeeso beginnings making n front Of Is
feet on Pine street. and of the came width back
TO the alley $50 feet, aud adjoining on the north
sioe portions Of the same lots formerly onveyed
Dy W CarpenreT and wife to one James Hall, being
20 feet wide and 100 feet long.
And shouid said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient 20 satisfy said writ and COSTS will
ct the same lime and place offer for sale and cell
the Zee simple of said prenisoz.
GEORGE WOBFLIE, Sheriff.
n s. johnson, Prhs Att'ys.
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Later From OOfrO-Our Guaboat Ez-
PsditiOn-FoderaIist at Camp Holt
Attack ed and Run-RumOrs sc.

Later From CafrO-Our GunboaG Ex-
PsditfOn-FederaIas at Camp Holt
Attacked and RUn-RumOrs sc.
The fact that three of our gunboats start
ed last Sunday from Columbus in an expe-
dition towards Cairo has already been start
ed. We are now enabled to state the re-
suit Of the expedition as follows:
Information had reached Columbus that
the federals intended coming down and at
lacking them on Sunday. Accordingly
Generals Polk and Pillow made due preara-
tions and started Commodore Rollins with
boats towards Cairo between 10 and IL
o'clock Sunday morning. They continued
their trip until they got within gunshot of
Cairo, and fred fifteen. rounds into Camp
Holt on the Kentucky side, opposite Birds
Point. The federals scampered out Of their
tents and log huts in great haste, and run
off out of danger. They made no response,
either from Cairo, Birds Poiat or Camp
Holt. 1t is supposed that Mcclellan
wouldn't let them fight on Sunday. A gun
boat was seen anchored in the channel
about half mile below Cairo and the Ma
ria Denning at the wharf at Cairo. Every
! thing appeared quiet about Cairo. Commo-
dore Rollins finding that he could not pro-
woke the federals to respond, returned to
Columbus about two o'clock 10 the after
noon.
Four deserters from the federal army reach
ed Columbus last Sunday-two were from
Birds Point, and two from Camp Holt
the former leaving on Wednesday and the
latter on Sunday; they communicated much
that was useful, but which Is not expedient
| to publish. The deserters from Birds Point
stated that when theya left it was understood
that the federals, go, 600 strong, were to
start for Columbus last Sunday, and they
| supposed that the threatening operations Of
Price and Mccullough in Missouri, frus-
! trated the plan. One from Camp Holt
one of JEFF. Thompson's men, who had been
| captured and condemned to be shot-re-
ported that on Sunday there were only from
| five to six thousand troops at Cairo, and
| about the same number at Paducab.
| We learn from the same source that the
| wharf boat at PRducah belonging to Given,
Fowler & Co., was scuttled by some enc
last week and sunk. She had on her at
the time about 500 tons of army stores and
ammunition belonging to Lincoln's govern
ment. Mr.. Fowler, one of the owners Of
/ the boat and true Southern man, was in
the city yesterday. He is now in the con-
federate army.-Memphis Avalanche.
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WHEELING, Dec. lin the Legislature,
Mr. Carksaden, of Hampshire, introduced a
resolution prohibiting any person engaged
in rebellion from ever holding Office in this
State.
Mr.. Snyder of Monongalia, introduced a
resolution modifying those parts of the
code, which prohibit writing or speaking
against slavery, so as to make them con-
form to the spirit and genius of our insti-
tutions
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WASHINGTON, Dec, I0.-A. W. johnson,
brother-in-law of Ex-Governor johnson Of
Pennsylvania, had his pocket picked this A.
NJ, at the railroad station, of two govern
ment drafts, one for So 600 and the other
for 81, 800, a check on the bank of PottsviIle
for $1,000 and $500 in cash.
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the rebels to the Mexican frontier, while he
was held prisoner of war.
The Clyde met the Spanish feet and army
within thirty-six hours sail of Vera Cruz
with fine weather.
The Mexicans were daily expecting the
allied feet.
The general feeling appeared to be hatred
of Spain. All feuds were giving away 10
sentiment of united resistance 70 the
common enemy, and the frequent remark
was, fff the Spaniards come alone, they
will be heartily welcomed" No resistance
however, was to be made at Vera Cruz or
Tampico.
The guns of the CASTLE of San Juan D.
Ulloa were being carried inward If Mexi-
can symptoms can be trusted, decided re-
sistance will be made to Spanish invasion.
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N7IaI ~ = " . y ;
n s. Johnson, Pphs Att'ys.
q "a
q EBRKPk7s s.FER, JS@o. 90.

By virtue of order Of sale Issued out Of the
Office Of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
Of Nanderburgh County, in favor Of William
Kollo AID against Nathan Rowley, Joseph Fisher
and Thomas D. smyth, replevin bail, 1 will on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. IA. and o..
clock, ?. VI Of said day, al the door Of the Court
Houao, in the Clky of Evansville, Indiana, offer
for sale At public auction the rents, Issues and
profits for the term OF seven years Of the follow
ing described Real Estate, to-wit:
Jhirty-fivs by one hundred and nifty feet Of the
middle part OF lot No. 80 in the upper enlarge
ment Of the City of Evansville, lot No. one On in
block No. TO- in the fourth enlargement adjoining
SAID city, lots Nos. q in Block No. l54 and
block NO. IL ia Lemasco City; lot No. in block
No s. lot No l in block No. u; lot No. IN block
No II; Lots No. J. 2, s., 8, 6, T. 8, o. 10 II, r. 49,
Il, 10, 10, II, and 10 in bloch No, 49, Lots Nos.
in block No. II in the northeastern En large
ment Of the City Of Evansville.
And should said rents and profits not sell for a
suEe sufficient 70 safety said writ and costs will
at tho same tins and place ofer for sale and sell
the fee simple of said precnisss.
GEORGE WOBELTH, shsrfR.
Ohandler Bynsa, Pr1s Att'yB.
sH-TarTg
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The 14th regiment, Col. Kimbsll, is at
PhiHippa, Virginia. The 9th, Col. Moody, is
the only one of the Indiana regiments in
Virginia left at Huttonville. The 18th has
gone to Beverly, the 7th to Green Springs,
and the 18Th and 18th to Kentucky.
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COLLECTOR's sAL p.
CRY OF EvANsvmIE. Novomber26, pa

A0OTKCE IS HRHRRR" GEVsA ~
o. " that 1, CHRISTIAN HEDDEBICu, 4 ID
lector of the City Of Evansville, between the hon
of and II O'Clock A. M, and 2 and 5 o'clock p
H., on PhWFsdGU, FSG 4 0fh dag OF G5Fcer5-
Der, sol, will sell ut Public Auction, g tia
door Of the Court House, IN the City Of I1vcuayila
Indiana, the folio wing Ots, parts Of lots and r-
cells of Real Estate and Improvements, a.saaT1d
for tho payment Of City Taxes for tina yer I6c J,
due from the OWE ers thereOftO the city o. Ev no.
vile, tho same being now d no and unpaid, end flr
the costs Of said sale, and that such sale Will be
continued from day 20 day at the aforesaid huus8
and place. until all the lots and parcels Of Real 8
tate herein mentioned, are sold or offered FOX -
OLD PLAN
Farley, Robert-lhc south west WO-thirda.
parts OF the middle one-third Of lot 63...s12 %
Howes, Lewis-LOt No. al ef
DONATION ENLARGEMENT
Farley, Robert
South east two thirds of lot e 20
Lot NO. III ...-.................i6 90
LOWER ENHANCEMENT.
Esrley, Robert
Southwest half 10: no. 25 ...............IO 90
hoWes, LeWis-LOt NO 90
The undivided tygo-thirds of EST feet Of wharf
property, beginning at the south-cast liuo
Of Leet street, and lying between Wafer
street and the Ohio River, and running
towards Pine St., 287 feet..................t8 %
EASTERN BNLA RQEM EXT
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BesroN, Dec II-Ex-Minister Faulkner
released from For Warren on parole, has
gone to Richmond TO endesvor to ex-
change himself tor Mr. Ely.
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LHxIEGroE, Ky, Dec. 1l.-Letters re-
ceived to-day from Mr.. Ingraham, hotel
keeper, and Mr.. Carson, Postmaster, at
Somerset, say that fighting between pick
cts had ceased and the rebels had returned
across the river.
COL Hoskins has resumed his former
position near the river.
Somerset is six miles this side of the river
and has never been in possession of the
rebels, as heretofore reported. The letters
were received by Mr.. SaffeIl, proprietor of
the State line to Somerset, and are reliable
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NEW DIRK, Dec. 1I.-By steamer City
of New York, from Port Royal, we learn
that the 46th New York regiment were to
embark for fybee, with view of storming
Fort Pulaski by land. A feet was seen off
Port Royal prior to the 9th, which, doubt
lsss, has since arrived at its destination, and
startling intelligence may soon be expected
from further South
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.FyV@ 0ED EADEs KESF0&ED %O
COMPARATIVE X~GUTH 3 &
USE OF R00FE.gIa"Ds s. GER,FSsssV'
RETTERS.


PHILADELPHIA, June 5, 1883.
D. @. NJ. JACksoN-DEAE SIR:-I am very old
and for years have been very miserable Last
winter one of NV graudsons presented me with
half a dozen bottles of your Bitters, aud induced
me to try them. did So and now feel as If |
was thirty years younger; for can digest my food
now and am free from the water brash-mY con-
staut companion for the last forty years. My
grandson, when he the good effects of the Bit
ters, advised me to send you this certificate.
Yours, &C.,
MRS ANN PATTISON,
Cherry, below Ninth.
AK for Hoohard's German Bitters- Take
nothing else, and see that the signature of @. III.
Jackson is on the wrapper of each bottle. These
Bitters are for sale by drugg and storekeepers
in every town and village in the United States,
Canadas, West Indies, and Scnth America at 3
ceutg per bottle. 0ec4
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ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE annual meeting
of stock holders of the N. Y. Central Rail-
road was held to-day, and new board OF
directors chosen.
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So Mrs Chibbles has great ideas OF her
husbands military powers. "For two
years" says she, The was lieutenant in
the horse marines, after which he was pro-
NOTED to the captainey of regular squad
of sapheads and minors"
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Bchm's Commercial College,
No 7 FIRST STREET. EvANsvn

No FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE. IND.
The ninth Annual Session Of the above institu-
ton will commence on Monday, Scot. ID, 1861,
For Oataiogres, giving full particulars, oan at
.n.,9e fmdS9mw JEREMIAH BENIN.
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Pom and Scissors.

The annual message of Gov. Letcher to
the Legislature of Virginia, is published in
the New York papers. 1t contains a very
valuable summary of the proceedings Of Vir-
GINA in the mi tiatory stages of the rebel
lion, and the precautions which that ven
cradle State took in advance of the outbreak
to provide herself with arms and ammuni-
ton Aided by Mr.. Floyd, it appears that
vast quantities of arms and guapowder
were stored away for the purpose of the 4
tended treason of Virginia. For some time
anterior to the secession-says Governor
Letcher-she had been engaged in the pur-
chase of arms of different kinds, ammuni-
tiou, and other necessary articles, and in
mounting artillery, in anticipation of the
event which subsequently occurred. He
deplores the detection of Western Virginia
and the unhappy condition of Maryland
but declares that there can be no compro-
mise with the "Lincoln government" The
war is to be war to the death.
A bill has teen introduced in the Ken
lucky Legislature requiring all voters tc
| take the oath of allegiance to the United
States and subordinate allegiance to tbs
State of Kentucky, and they must also
swear that they have not aided in any way
the so-callsd Southern Confederacy.
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TRTDAY, JANUARY 3, Is62,
ohandler : Bynss, PRS Att'yB.
=-cdec12 81 90

Eh Ey@zgEEEss q Ez0USE ROE REJt@T.
-EA| Situated on Mulberry street, opposite the
Upper School House- The house is two story
frame, containing ssyen rooms and Wash-house-
It has a good cistern, cellar, and wood house,
large yard and garden, planted with ghrubbeTy
and fruit, and Il comfortable and convenient.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
dec7-Iw
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

News from Port Royal-F ort
Pulaski to be Stormed-
Startling news to be Ex-
pected-EIr. Faulkner Re
leased-News from .Somer-
set, Ky.-rebels Retreat
ing-Regiments to be filed
up to- ,O36-P Prisoners to be
Exchanged a Pickpooket
In luck-our Government
Declines Cooperating with
the allied heet-the rebels
Advancing.
New YoRK, December 1.-THE steam
transport New York, from Port Royal OF
the 9Th, has arrived.
Gen. Stevens, with l 900 men, had occu-
pied Beaufort.
The gun boat Pawnee, and several trans
ports, and a number of troops, left Hilton
Head on the 4th, for Tybee. Gen. Sherman
had appointed Superintendents for the pick
| ing and securing cotton at Hilton Head and
adjacent Islands.
The health of the troops was good. M
| fighting had occurred.
| Gen. Viele's expedition would probably
| sail about the 18th.
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arrival and Departure Of the
M - = Il -.

j. 1.-THE time here set down is adjusted to oOAtEsq
hesrs. On the River there is variation ACCORDING
.'---' TINE OF CLOSING.
Railroad MGi1 (for Vincennes. Terre Haube,
Princeton, Washington, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville, Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. St. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Eorthsrn Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Ofhces,
every day except Sunday, A. NJ
Is .rsday. A and saturday a1S S at
ItsdstcGh Mail (river) every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at IN A. n.
Green River Mall flor Bowling Green and
way points, every Monday and TAurB-
M Vernon Nal Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 50 A N.
Ee4g Har1sOsy Mai every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday at ~ A. n.
RockPort Mol (and) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and f. iday at 81 A. NJ
PsSsrsgsrsh MAJ way every Friday at 81 NJ.
(PetersbuTgh letters, &c. come and 60
by Railroad daily.)
OBMtbiGaa Mail every Wednesday at 7 P. n.
Leaves at A. NJ. Thursday mOrning.l
TIME OF DELIVERING
Railroad Maj, every day except Sunday at 7 4 NJ
Arrives the night before, after Office hours.
LosSsUiIe Afaa (river) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by eP.
Pdfzc0h Natl, every day in the week except
Sunday and Thursday by BAN
Green Rivsr Mall, every MOnda and Thurs
day by 2P. NJ
MI Vernon MAJ Oand) every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by 3 P n
. Nero Harmony MaGE, every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by 4F.M.
RockpOrt MaH (and) every Sunday at P. NJ,
and "Wednesday and Friday at TAI
ARRIVES the evening before, after ofbce
hours.)
Petersbsr1gh Mall (Ray) every Friday by 81 A. NJ.
CtzG,jGSsd MGI every Friday at A. N.
IArrives the evening before, after Office hours)
ERS- Post Office opens at 7 A. N. and closes at
Pm. on week days. Delivery closes from TO 9%
a. NJ on week days during the closing of the
Railroad mail Office open from to 81 M. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES II. McNEELYy P. M.
I'd frlu % uErr
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que y ETsNrs, R.EESEyr'S, OETROJN"S.
u NUTS, do
Is bxs fresh Layer Raisons;
20 ar bxs do do;
0 lbs Genoa Citron, fresh and ine;
i cask German Plums;
do do Cherries;
1000 Tbs extra Zante Currents
3 bbls soft shelled Almonds;
100 fbs shelled Almonds;
.a Dbl Filberts;
Dbl Canary Seed;
do Hemp do;
800 lbs Fresh Dates:
2 bbs Split Peas;
gross Oox's Sparkling Gilitine;
gross Coopers' Isengass, ass'd sizes
100 he ass'd brands Chocolate;
e Is lbs Bakers Cocoa;
~ % 10 do Broma. Just received at
ocI6 Fl. A. COOKS
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DRUsRBsi BRUsRBsI :,

WV
! do Handle stove do
do do Scrub do;
10 do Plain do do;
do Boat do DO;
oois 90 ass r. HI 81 COOKS Ts N Ma sGS street
we 8 . y " .dJN-D wzLL0 o"
doE hoped Wash Tubs;
sdO O 90 90 ..co d0i .,zo Tabs.
do painted Keelers;
Is do Red Buckets;
10 nests brass bound Cedar Buckets;
doz hocped Cedar Buckets;
do Extra Heavy Beach Stable Buckets
s4. 8 do ass'd do Oak Cedar stable Buckets;
do Well Buckets;
do Bail Boxes;
60 assorted sizes covered Sugar Buckets;
17-a 30 nests ass'd Wood Trays, extra heavy;
50 nests Imported German Market Baskets;
40 deg ass'd American do do;
do do sizes Clothes Baskets;
do Willow Nursing Chairs;
/ do Rattan Table do;
do assd Rattan ohiIdren's Chairs;
8 do assd Seiyss-S14, 1e, Is and 20;
do ass'd lowell Rollers;
Tdo stave Half Bushels;
~ do ash hooped Halt Bushel, Imp. Brand;
2 do Plain Half Bushels;
q do ass'd Peck Measures;
6 do ass'd Mop Handles;
2 do Cotton Mops; doz knife Baskets;
a do asa'd Bbi and Half Bbi Covers;
/ do Knife Boxes; dog assd Potato Washers;
= 4 do ass'd Beef hauls; loz Rolling Pins;
IS do ass'd Butter Prints doz Butter Ladies;
q do Wood en- Spades; doz Mullers;
3 do Wire Mouse Traps; II doz Cedar Faucets;
do Coffee Mills, ass'd doz Soup Bowls;
80 gross Sawed Clothes Pins;
II ross Spring do do. just received at
- .ocl5 III. a. COOKS, 70 Main stTeet.
NDRRsBR YES. PfCkE Is. AVE-
II CANNED FR0JT-
20 dozen fresh Pins Apples-qts.;
do Raspberries a Strawberries -qts:i
u do do 10, hi gals;
= dc Ounces and PlGins;
\ do Peaches, Damsons and Pears;
9 do Pine Apple;
6 do assorted AS above, iu half gaia,
6 do gallon Pickles.
6 do hf gall do
s do quarts do;
IS do pints do;
10000 Pickles-loose in bbls;
II dozen Tomatoes To oaui;
~ do do, n do;
"a do Peaches, ID do;
10 do Blaoberries n do;
q do Green Cages. For sale ~ war prices
oeI8 q. A. COOK rs Main street.
DAsR BTs.-E-a96E .z.s-s5 s:N.z =
- siza Market Baskets. Small sized ciot hes
Baskets at rs cents. Strong hickory and white
oak feed Baskets at from % to so cents each at
VIBKERY BROS,
octaA No. a Min Stree t.
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4 191EBO=0 Es SIZE OF EEL

Y ESTATE Tor tho payment Of the costs aud OK
penses Of street and sidewalk improvements.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of pFecept issued by the Mayor OF tho
City Of Evansville, and 70 me directed, I will
sell At public suction, at the door Of the
Court Eouse, in said city, on Tuesday, Dec. "A,
1851, At O'clock p. NJ the following lots par
GELS of real estate, much thereof as may be
necessary 70 pay Tire amount charged aid assessed
against So lots respectively, for the costs and ex-
penHes Of making sidewalk improvements for said
lots, together with the costs Of sale:
FOR PAvFMFETs AID sTEEET IMPROVEMENTS.
Lot 8, Block 50, Eastorn Enlargement, H.
II. Cook. -4.4 ................... s6II
Lot 2, Block 50, Eastern Enlargement. 1911
Lot l, Block 81 Eastern Enargement....... 10I SO
J. FL. Thompson, Lot II in Block 40, East
ern Enlargan ca t...... .................... zoo
Robert Early, Lot g. Block 3d. Eastern En-
8,U
Charles McOutchen, Lot -, IN Block s3.
Lamasco ............................. $40
dec9-2wd CHRISTIAN HEDDERlCH, @. c..
$500