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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-11-11
Gents Linen Shirt Collars,

OF SUPERIOR QUAL1TY, IN GAik.
" ROTH, Sending, byron, PerLignhy, kenifeW and
Ties Stocks Street and Evening Gloves, Half Hose Of
every kind Under Garments and all kinds Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods In great variety and at roderate prices
febo7 No. 90 South High street.
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.n 40 the Ladies'. g.
NeLean,s Strengthening Cordial


o.ur,oH..-peyare Of Druggists or Dealers who ma,
tyS 10 palnn upon you some Bter or saraparla tras
ISch tey can buy cheap BY saying Il just a. good
Avoid Such men Ask for McLeans STRENGTHENING Cor.
asI and take nothing else II is tho only remedy thai
viii purify the blood thoroughly and at the aams time
StYengthen the system, ...,,..rL q
Stan nTeysntiye OF Cholera 0hills and ReyeF yellow
Fever, any prevalent diseases Hnpu' up ID 'AiE'
bottles. I.nskA
'"" va" = IN. MoLnAN,
Solo Proprietor Of this Cordial,
hlso MoLean's Volcanic Oil sinirnen
fSncips Depot on tho corner Of Third and rine sWss
sG. Louia, No.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Lniment.
INA bA,t Liniment In the World. Ths only safe Ina
csrain cure for Cancers, Pileb Buellngs and bron,
s6itr, OF Gotre Paralysis, Neuralgia, WeaknecI tns
Wrsriss Chronic on tnHammatoy RheumatIm, Bun
nc,s Of The Joints contracted Muscles OF LlgAmenu,
asTache or Toohaohe Bruises, spEains WOUNDS 1reln
(uts ulcers Fever Sores, Oaked Breasts Bore NIPPLES
urns' Scalds Sore Thoat, any Inflammation or ram,
az difference how severe, or how long tho oiseaso m
have existed, McLeanI oelsbrased Lniment 10 oeis
tain remedy. .. ..-.a /. ~. "A
dscrspude and misery by the use Of this nVauaos mee
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ATTENTloN!!!

y
THE SAN ngFxSngSrS AND EACH Of THEN
hsseey ssssass tia. tneys - E9w "a die ~ she
ss - he Ssk ghc pissFiss rsT,f 81 P.fzs ssfanYis
eEv resftsss % the t8afy Il Fassszs 9 ssssss
tse ate Bau,ea Ptrf-r; elsiainx os then tas Tore
ess.ssse - psssi Il Trrst cxrczs-a ey ths ssA
sSAss~es ssy OF }Gne- tAss 10 " G. Jane
ts0ass Istxe Tar The Casiy u afiaEsa
gsrrfr~t sssS ss4Esy bF tha FL a @asae
So "A fe - tasf kartrei ssi any tazVss wth
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fsf re sas2 VI " ysaaeS " farther nsssse thst
@ssIf@s skanzc ~ hszsSssspx fhss sc ssrsaF AMI
te &ssFzssnts aAasass8 IA ssf1 pexits 50 far
A. tass sessss sazat II lie e@sy u PssA aia-
ns5s szs8sEsaSs tNg- sEssea. -
ans Ae saa 6e2sRissss sss eses ~ tha are fa-faex
Sol shaf uzszs taeT s5gcaT - saEa pTst4 q ard de-
sxr4s ns44re nas ne sssss ~ sre ts terra Il
as Fss.srfs Cart - tszsa and !, ssE - -
~ en- see ssss naa3sy IN Fesrstry A. D. ts1 &C.
So vii h CATERED sxzs~ ,ssz 2aws sskEssas fea
ssxe4 tAssesS. -
Lv ROSS FRANK STREET
A.S fer ssssas.
K1N 1911.
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superior lot ofFaney Goods Perfumeres, Toilet ana
Fancy SOAPS. Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes FULL as.
Of Paint and isahushes Surgical tnstrn
ens together with all the most popular Patent Ne
zines. Our stock comprises everything hkeiy TO d
for IN line Of business, all OF which we one
nj who.saieo or Retail the most easonabie terms
Merchants and respestly Byi tei u giye o.
call As we par % terms which enable III 70 SOL
at greatly reIaesa prtres.
All Goods srranfed represented Physieiacs Pre-
s9rptons and Family Receipts accurately aud arefniy
compounded. Jsznl
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A NEW MAGAZINE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

rJ,UERE are periods in the worlds history marked hy
il ext raor1issvy and vIuisn rises, susfn as NC
soiea,-, tho nu' sting sfa stoJn
on HE apeau. These crises sweep 1Nsy III moment
the landmarks generate They call "nt fresh tat
eut and give To the old a dice ton II Is then that
new ideas are born. theories developed. such
periods demand fresh exponents, andnew men for ex-
Founders
THIS continent has lately been convuised by an up
heaving saIeIandterftote that she relations OF al
men aud all classes each other violently bed
A ID peaxle look about Tor the eemcnis with which 70
sway yha Storm snddireef TIE ~hfrwinl just pses-
ent we do not know what all this Is 10 bring fortb bn
We do krOw that great results must how from sach
extraordinary eonnHlt pns-ts. = .sAya .,
need that the intellectual fUTce OF the country
should be active AMI eicent. Il Is time for Ifea
~, rs 10 speak their thoughts boldly and L" aHe P
tI1n Z, the advance guard To this end .hee - ~
w AMI ,,usnpped that OF an INDEPENDENT MAJ
zine whirh snail opened to the aTst intellects 81
sNafapd AMI vii treat ID !. sues eSe1ted
and To b. pres euted the country in tone no way
teu,yped sy Partnership iiusscd by frar. favor
or the hone OF reward, which shall seize aud grappe
with the rlumeutou> saeet that the present state nf
affairs heave- the surface, and which cannot be laid
aside nccl ecied
To meet this want the undersigned announce that
early December and ithly thereafter, viii be
publ he'd. upsss tho eIiterial ,bsesc VI GU ARIES
GODFREY IlL-kND Esqs,s u new ~nag axlne en-
III
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An ANEgDOrE.

Frederick Of Prussia had great mania
for enlissing gigantic soldiers into the Roy
al Guards, and paid an enormous bounty to
his recruiting officers for getting them. One
day the recruiting sergeant CHANGED to espy
Iliberu,an who was at least seven feet
high; he accos,ed him in English, and pro.
posed tina, he should enlist. The idea OF a
military life and large bounty, so delighted
Patrick that be Immediately consented.
''But," said the sergeant" ''unlcss you
can speak German, the King will not give
you 20 much"
"ob, be j.bers,' said the rrishmau,
"sars it's I tha. don't know word Of Ger
man."
"Bu'," said thcsrrgean., ".hree words
will Be efficient. and these you can learn in
short time. The King knows every man
In tho Guards. As soon rs he sees you, he
viii ride up and ask you how old you are;
you will say ''tsepsy-seven! next, how
long have you been in service you must re-
!. ply. s',hrss weeks finally, il you are pro-
vided with clothes and ra,ions you answer,
"hoth." f
,sa7 PAT soon learned to pronounce his as
swers, but never dreamed Of learning the
j qacs,ian,. 10 three weeks he appeared be-
fore the King in review. His Majesty rode
mp to him. Paddy stepped forward with
'preseI, arms"
slow old are yeu,' said the King.
sa"Thrse weeks said the lrishman.
"How long have you been in the ser.ices"
asksd h.s Majesty. vF
"Twen:y seven years." ~
Am os you fool Z" reared tho King.
~ eBosa, = replied Patrick, who was instant.
In taken 10 the asi.haase.
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nsaLTnrrLSxss or ArrLEs.


rhcsets scarcely an article Of vegetable
food, says Halls Jausnsl OF Health, more
widely ssefu., and mere universally loved
than the apple. Why every farmer IN the
nation has uos al apple orchard, where The
: trees will grow a oil. Is enc Of the mystic
riss. Les every farmer lay 10 from too 70
ten more barrels. ard il viii be to them the
most roannm,esl ynsestmsat N the whole
range os calsesries. A raw mellow sppls
II dfS~ssesi 10 IN hour ard bali. while boil.
ed cabbage reqairss Eve aaass. The mes;
healthy dtses; that can be placed upon
table is baked srrss. II taken frey al
hseakfasa. wi,h course bread and hasser.
vs,hoas meat or sesA Of any aind. i, hss aa
admsrshle effect On tbs seusraisvstcsn. often
rrmevisg constipation, errrscsi0u seid!sses.
and eoolsng Of fehEsis conditions, mare Eff
fsesusily than the most approved med csass.
II families esaAs be iu,!sssa 70 Substitute
the sppsts.--sauai. ripe and lascioas--f0r
the pses. cakes, and swessmeass wlrh which
their children are too aftsa in3iscfestiy
0seGsd. there vasld b. . aimiaussso IN TIE
sum total OF asesor's bills ia a single year,
susscient to lay 10 stock Of this delicious
fruit fsS whole seasoess ~ Is
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Peb Term. 1867.
Original Notice.

I>HE SUD DEFENDANTS. AND EACH OFTUEM
are hereby noti8ed that there is file ia the
once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Pot
County m the State Of lews pe,ition Of tho We
named PlaDtiG the State ~ Iowa. claiming for the
use aud bens, Of tie perm anent School Fapd Of the
state OF IOWA IN said Gouiy Of the
OF ue Huss ed add Tbrt yfeur Dollars. due from,
the Defendants Joseph X johnson atfd Charles II
Ba<e iieG aapregHisS9ry nde. AMI Claiming against
ali u said Defendants the foreclosure uirtcage
sissn ty the Defendants Joseph e. johnson, Harriet
hfson Charles II. Bake upon the un4is isled half
h = Sec % TIP IS Il - IN laid Po'fzv at si,te
t"any to secure the payment Of ssid pSUf.sofy nate
ana that uue-s they ppe herets and defead before
n'h 81 the u day OF the hcxt tern Of District
Court r. be begun and holden said County IN the lat
Afffsy 10 februsy A.. d 1852 default viii % en-
tered against Them aud Jdiznient rendered .here5n
L.. W. ROSS \ FRANK STREET
NV ,. losa. Att<s&. " ~ PINT Att'us
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY Conservative.
THE ED'SnuRs R.ylEw Whis,
THE WESTMINSTER sEviEw (Liberap
snL acKvOc p,s ED,iaDuaG NAG wise

The present critical state of Eurodean affairs viii
render these publications unusually Interesting duflns
tho forthcoming year I'll eySill occupy middle ground
between the hastily written HewS- ems cFae sPecu-
Iatiuus ana yiuG Of The daily journal aud Tue
pneruus Tome 81 the future historian written ate
The Twin interest aud excitement Of the great political
eve ms IL tne tIi sEf sN ny fts ty
oIie5fs nm the readere muse book far toe m
sncb n, addition their we'll established SCI
ennc and theological character, we urge them upon
~ !. ems der atinn of the reading public.
= The receipt of Advance sheets from the British
pub shers gives additional value 10 these Reprints M
asitleh they en nw be placed IN INC haas Vi sun
scr,bers about a. soon $ the original editions.
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TERMS. (Regular Prices.l
POSTAGE.

The POSTAGE TO any part ~ the United States VIII
be bat 1--WE mty -fous trHls f1r Bisckwood,
aud but Fourteen Cents year for each u the Re-
views.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
fof 1867.
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RAIL ROAD.

XyoU will save from THREE To FIVE paYsTtNB
i by taking this p pnlar AMI pleasant rnu,e = r
I The Coaches OF the WESTERN SfASE CON.
eANY run In connection with tho Platte County
Railroad t" ST. Joseph connectus AT st Joseph wits
Daily Trans to HANNIBAL, QUINCY, CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS. and all points in the East. sr
THROUGH Tickets sold to all points In the unt-
ted States and Canada sfE
L3-Tickcts to Chicago rs low by any other 70 ,e
siohs. J. r. HAYWARD, @
y. GRoAT Gcn'l Sup't Hannibal.
Gcn'l Ticket Aet. Hannibal
,satr @ IL u. PEASE Western Agent
II. 9. MUTT, Ticket Agent, Council Biafs.
an 'fa #t# v4nl smas
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p URIF Y THE BLOOD.
kH g5n MOEEAT .taaB8
VEG ETABLE LIFE PILLS AND ri,0N,1
"a rs z. BlTTER~,

The high and cnvied celebrity which these pre-.
en'inent Medicines have acquired fut ihct
efficacy In all the diseases which they profess 10 cure
has rendered the usual practice oi puDug not uniy
unnecessary bu, unworthy Of them. They are hiran
by their fruits; their good testify for ihen
and they thrive not by he faith ~ The cteiui Us
IN Ali GASES Az sthnia. A. 0te and ChrowJe
Rheumattsm. Affet ions 0i rs HddeF and Kid
Meys. Bilious fevrrs aud Liver Complaints.
In tho south and west where these disease d. eys
they viii be foung Invaluable Planters Isrnef.
and Others, who once use tho Medicines Will aeser
afterwards be witrunt iht nj
Dyspe psia.Mo person with IN h disease
should delay using these medicines Immediately
ErHp,ts"s of the skin Erysircins, Fiala,eney.
Fever aud AsHe. For this seutrge of he western
country. these med cines viii be autd safe speed,
and certain temedy.g Othef mediS,nes .iesye the
system shhjec 10 return ut the disfase-a cure BY
these mc,cincs Il pc tuancnt--TRy THEM, nj SAT-
isFIED. AND M IGRED.
Mercnrai DisruscSs-kevcr fails 10 eraiieste
entirely all the eneetsot Mercnsy Infinitely sooner
Wight <wruts. nervous IDENTITY. NrfysBs
Ccnsrsatnis of NIL k;ads. OranUir Affsetieaa
Pnlptiniton Of the Heart. Paintrr's hottie.
ptIes The original proprietor II these mcdieihet
was cured Of Piles Of 35 years iAuding by the use
Of these Iife Medicines alone Worms ~ ali kinds
VIII do well to administer them whenever the,
existence is suspected clicfwiil be certain GT7
sruE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX nrrTERs
rnrifythe bleed and thus reniovc all discsses frm
the systcin, single trial VIII plaecthc LifE FILLS
and PHOENIX BiTTERs beyond The reach OF cohpeiI-
ton IN the cst imstt0n Of every patient.
EfPfepared and sold by
Dir. WILLIAM y MorrAr.
s35 Brond,ray, cor. Worth 81. H.w Fork
ron SALE ny r GEESAMAN r co.
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National Family Newspaper.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1852.
MORRIS Z Willis. EDITORS.

new series OF ihfs universal popular family news
ps,er will be cnniea:ed the fourth day OF January
next-printed heretofore the finest OF paper aud
with the best OF type.
Res ides the ineesssnt labJrs OF the editors the
various departments Of the paper, the beautiful story
by an American Wife, called
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
farm anu Garnea.
BARk-BoUND TREES.

Some over-wise people have an
idea that when a tree gets messy
and bark-bound-the latter but
another term for want of growth,
and weakness consequent upon
neglected cultivation-it is only
necessary to slit the bark up and
down the stem with a jack-knife,
and it will at once spread out and
grow. This is sheer nonsense
Dig about and cultivate the roots
and the bark will take care of it.
SELF with a scraping off of the
moss and washing of the stem
with ley or soap suds, or chamber
slops, which is quite as good. The.
increased flow of the sap, induced
by a liberal feeding of the roots,
will do its bursting of the Glide
bound" bark, which is simply It's
enfeebled condition as a conse-
quence of its poverty Of root.
No one thinks Of turning out a
bony halr-starved calf In t h e
Spring, into a clover field, with
the skin on its sides all split
through with a knife in order to
add to its growth. And this last
precaution is quite as sensible and
philosophical as the OTHER. Ma
ture takes care of, itself in these
particulars. Sap in plenty is what
blood is to animals. It's vigorous
flow reaches every part of its COM
position, and gives to each It's prop
er play and function. We can
show frequent instances of a de-
.erepid, shrivelled branch, by the
throwing open and manuring OF
the roots and a thorough pruning
Of the whole top, increasing from
an inch Or two inches In diameter
in a single season, and without as.
sistance as it grew, bursting and
throwing off all its cid contracted
bark as freely as the growth of a
vigorous asparagus shoot would
develop itself in a warm shower
IN May. Such nostrums are only
the invention of the head to eX
cuse the laziifess of the hands.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

The Journal dc Cdemie Medicias
contains an account of the discov-
cry of new and powerful soda
tive in neuralgia just discovered
by DR.. Field. The substance used
is nitric of oxyd and glycile, and
is obtained by treating glycerlne
at a low temperature with sui
phurie or nitric acid. One drop
mixed with ninety-nine drops OF
spirits of wine, constitutes the
first, dilution. A case Of neural.
gia in an old lady, which had re-
sisted every known remedy, was
completely cured by this new
agent.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
CORN BEER.

Take one pint of corn and boil
it until it is soft, add to it a pint
of molasses and one gallon of wa
ter; shake them well together and
set it by the fire, and in twenty
four hours the beer will be excel
lent. When al the beer in the
jug is used add more molasses and
water.
The same corn will answer for
six months and the beer will be
fit for use in twelve hours by keep
ing the jug where it IS warm
In this way the ingredients used in
making gallon of beer will not
cost six cents and it is better and
more wholesome than cider. A
little yeast greatly forwards the
working of the beer"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20


The Paris correspondent of the
New York Herald writing ON the
7th February, says, the distress at
Rouen and Lyons is so great among
the working population, that bad
disturbances are seriously feared.
The want of cotton has thrown
MANY thousands out OF employ
ment, and unless the Emperor IN
terfeses in the American quarrel
they must starve, and unless Mc-
Clellan speedily strikes blow the
Washington governmcntwill be ex-
posed to pressure from France and
perhaps England The people of
France are losing confidence IN the
abilityof the Northern government
to put down the revolution; and
the cry for help from the manufac-
turing depots viii soon be heard,
headed by the Imperial govern
ment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

for the Frequency Of the coinci-
ldence. An immnsee development
of insect life also preceded the pes
thence at West Barbary, In 1899,
and the same circumstance else
where has been frequently wit
messed and recorded. les
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20
CLARK & FjEEEh's
OIL
CLARK. GREGORY b TO,
Sole Proprietors,


Headache. Earsche, Toothache, in three
minutes; Rheum stism, Coughs, Neuralgia,
Colds, Erysipeals, Bronchitis. Dyspepsia,
Collie, Cramps Infsmed Eyes, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Sore Throat, GUS. Burns, Bruises,
Sprains, Chappea Hands, Piles. Ulcers, Diar-
rhea, Bunions, Corns, Frosted Feet, Deafness.
Old Sores, Sore Breast, SorJ Nipples. Scald
Head, Ringworms, letter. Snake Bites, Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites. The puorld as
rhaUe,., ID for its equal far Scalds and Burns
1t cures Scratches on horses, Sore Eyes OF
horses, Sprains. Swiuney. Poll Evil, Fistula.
saddle aud harness Calls. fresh Wounds or
Swelings, and is the best known remedy to
apply to tender-footed horses from founder
take up the feet and battle well abont the frog
of the foot. Cures all cutaneous diseases Cd
man or beast.
No medicine can cure mall cases, but we
lean show more real proof of the virtue OF
AMBRosIAL OH in its healing properties frcm
responsible men, who-are above being bought,
than can be produced for any other medicine.
We do not assert a cure for every malady
to which the human family are subject, bui
what we proclaim we can substantiate by liv-
ing witnesses. The AMBRosIsL On. is a
Nashville preparation, and sold throughout
the South and Southwest by al good drug
grists and general dealers. The South may
be Justly proud that DR.. CLARK. native Ten
nesseean, after much labor and research, has
produced really worthy medicine, which is
bound to drive out mach of the worthless
imported trash with which the country is
flooded es -Tct
Please call at our ofIice, where we will
take pleasure in showing letters and testimo-
mails too numerous to set forth in the form
OF an advertisement. scnie Of whichceme from
Physicians in high standing, who are using
it in their practice, as they state with mar
Vicious effects. -
We challenge the world to produce rem
edy SO speedy and eifeetualiu its healing prop
critics.
n = Read the evidence Of the virtue of
Clark e. Fuller's Ambrosial Oil. evidence so
authentic, and from persons whose word and
standing are i,reproachable. Read and be
convinced.
CLARK, GREGORY d CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Nashville. Tenn.
! For sale by w. C. DIEMER, Fayetteville.
! Nov. 15.--12m st!.e Hs
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WAGON IT0nk
a. n. Bryan, Admir-, q othersl ri, g. -.

A. \. Bryan Admir-, q others Bill fo,sale
JOSEPH Bnehanan and others s'aEeS
-hN motion Of complainant by his
" counsel, and it disappearing to the sarisfac-
ton Of the Clerk that defendants Joseph
buchanan and his wife Cynthia and John Bry-
an, are pon- residents of the State OF Tonnes
see-It is, therefore, ordered that publication
be made in the FAYKTTEvILLE Observer, a
newspaper publish ed in the town Of Faye,te-
vile, Lincoln County. Tennessee, for four
weeks in succession, commanding them the
said Joseph Buchaban and his wife Cynthia,
and John BRYAN to appear at or before the
April term of the County Court OF Lincoln
Co.. to be held st the Court Honse in the
town of Fayetteville on the Grsf TEon-
day in Apris. 1889. and plead. answer, or
demur to the complainants' bin, otherwise
thesame viii be taken for confessed, and set
for trial exparte as to Them.
Z Witness, Daniel j. Wilmington, Clerk Of
DIR said Cont. the first Monday in .Febrnaty,
1862. DANIEL j. WHITTINGToN.
Feb. 1851, 1862, Clerk
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

In order to fill the quota of
troops in the Federal army allot--
ted to Connecticut, drafting. COM
Inenced on the Goth ult., in Hart
ford. Thanumberto be drawn was
5l6 ont of 1896.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-20

j. w. Dixon, paymaster on
board of one of the Lincoln Gun
boats, was lately a member of the
louisiana Legislature, and is a ma
tive of Mississippi.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
AN ORDIN NC,

clerks ofIico, June Il, 1852
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25
AN ORDINANCE,

10 relation to the collection OF thu t.xes Of the
City # Evansville, passed NAV Is 2
STCTToH l. Be IL ordained by The Common Council
Of The City Of EUaasriHs, That any p,sou per
s,ns who may her afeT be charged or assessed
with ty taX's, aud who shall by Themselves,
their agent, Dr. attorney, huse raid to lie
fully pal within thirty days from tho timo when
the dur licate of i'd taxes hall have be pll ed IN
the hands Of the Collector, shall be entitled to
deduction of throe per cent, o. the amount of sUch
tax and all persOns who shall in like manner
cause their taxes 8 paid after the expiration of
said hi. " days, and within sixty days from tho
time Of The delivery of the dup ita'e TO sa Col
lector, SIN III be entited to do notion Of one and
one laf pr cent of the amount of said
Provided, that nothing hereis. contained 'haIl be
construed as to prevent tie Collector from pro-
ceedng, previous to the exp ration OF sad sixty
days, to collt CT any such tax by advertisement and
sale Of property, egreeabiy the Charter and Or
Attest: WEAKER, Mayor.
Ff0LLECTOR'S SIZE or RIAL
Il cat ,te for tie IaymenI Of the cost aud ex-
renses OF side walk imp eTnents.-R is
hereby given that by viItuo of a rrsc P isruri
lay tho a AYR of the City Of Evansville, and TO
dir e. ted, will sell at Fublic Auction, at the door
OF the Court House in said cit, on Thursday
JHns 18th, 4. d. 1862, at o'clock p. NJ. the fol-
lowing lot II parcels Of rrHl estate, so m ,ch
thereof may lie necessary to pay the am 'unt
charged and asses ed sgainst said lots respectively,
for tao cost and expenses o; ing side walk i'm
proyenents for said lots, together with the est OF
The south east "a Of Fad subdivision Of cut
lot No. Upper Enlargement, Va rRtiuq
Meyer owuer...... u %
Toe north west 2 J OF 2 subd vision ,f out
lot No. Upper EniA g 'n'ent, Jno. Fslrer
10
Lot L. Block 6, etuckwslrs Enlargement,
Alvin Carpenter, owner, ....-.....::. 4O
A. Crane o owner " I,o~ ., co
a. Crane, :"".. .-. 20
a. Crane, owner 80
je1fdwst 'i'' ~ 10 EPH j. REiTz, CIR.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-25

TWVE.R S.--Imperia', Young Hyson, Cur pow
Il der and 0oong Teas, at from 45c. to 81 10 pc r
h., at YIUK ny BROS,
H@ -4 No. 81 Main 81.