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and with guns on each guard and decks
crowded with men, made formidable ap-
pearance.
\ We learn that the chiUalrous horde who
make war on sick soldiers in unguarded
hospitals did not tary long in Newburg,
but skulked back across the river after they
had stolen what they could.
A Union soldier arrived from Newburg
after dark last night He says the rebels
numbered thirty-two men. They stole all
th" arms and equipments to be found, lot
of provisions, paroled all the Union soldiers
in the hospital, stole a wagon and two
horses, and then recIossed the river.
Two men, residents of Newburg, who
were notorious secesh sympathizers, and
who came over the river with the guerril-
las, and remained wbeC the latter returned,
were shot down and killed by a Citizen
Their names were Carney and MefOrd.
The Courier returned at nine o'clock, and
reports that she proceeded to the mouth of
Green river, where they found the boat in
which the marauders had crossed the river,
and which they took possession of.
A man on the point, dressed in a red
shirt, stepped out OF the brush and fred on
the boat with a sho; gun, wounding one of
the hands on the boat slightly. The boys
on the boat fred into the brush but with
what effect is not known. They took one
man prisoner, whom they handed over to
the Eugene The Courier having perform
ed her mission, returned to the city.
The Eugene proceeded to Newburg. II
is said the rebels had four pieces of artillery
planted on the Kentucky shore. If this is
SO, and they remain there until the Eugene
arrived, there would be some body hurt,
sure, as sour boys went up to rid the
world of all such cowardly thieves as those
who rob hospitals.
Several reports of artillery were heard
about O'Clock, since which time all has
been quiet. Evansville is full of armed
men, and an earnest spirit prevails. 1t is
supposed the guerrillas got some 200 guns'
paroed about 50 sick soldiers. They occu
pied the town some three or four hours.
The citizens watched the guerrillas
crossing the river. aud strange as it may
seem, offered not the slightest resistance.
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THEY LOVE THE NIGGERs.-Is it not re-
markable that whenever a proposition is
made to employ negroes to work on fortif-
cations and intrenchments, to relieve the
Federal soldiers, that the Terre Haute Jour
nal, State Sentinel and Cincinnati Enquirer
set up howl against it. To be sure, they
6ud no fault with JEFF. Davis and their
other Southern brethren for doing such
things. They are Only exercised when it
is proposed to relieve Union soldiers from
the drudgery and toll that SO fearfully deci-
mates their ranks. What is the natural
inference from these facts 1t can be no
other than that the editors have more re-
gard for the negroes than for the Union
soldiers.
The editor of the Sentinel was once an
outspoken abolitionist. His love for his
sable brethren now takes covert FORM
The soldiers appreciate these demagogues
and negro sympath izers.
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EXPEDITIONS TO NEWBuRG.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon our
city was thrown into great excitement by
the arrival Of messenger from Newburg,
with the intelligence that squad of forty
of A. r. Johnson's marauders had crossed
the river at Newburg and plundered the
Hospital at that place.
The signal of danger was at once given
and in less than one hour 900 men were
under arms, and cannon went rafting
through our streets. The city, which has
been in most Iamentable state of torpor for
months, was thoroughly aroused and every
man who could get muskeL, rife, shot
gun or revolver was at once under arms
and hundreds more we're eagerly seeking
weapons, for aggression or defence.
The alacrity with which the citizens re-
sponded gave most cheering evidence that
when convinced of danger our people are
equal to any emergency. A company OF
infantry with a squad of artillery, with
two guns, left on board the Eugene at 81
o'clock for Newburg.
Capt. Dexter had the Courier fred M
with all dispatch, and having armed bis
crew, and with small squad of infantry
steamed off up the river. he was fearfully
in earnest, aud declared bis determination
TO prevent the rebels from recrossing th'
river if they were found this side, and e
use The Courier as ram in case of need
The saucy little Courier went out fyinG
light and running for glory"
The Eugene made excellent time, also
-s..i slsAs a.--
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QINCINNAPI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July Is.
FLOUR in active demand and IOc higher !;
sales at 3 sO@4 90 tor superfne, 100
20 for extra.
GRAIN without any change Very little
Wheat offering.
WHISKY firm at Use.
MESS Pork in active demand sales of
1000 bbs at 9 coos so.
LARD in active demand at s@s4
BULK hams 5 lower. Nothing done in
bacon.
The advance in gold is stimulating the
market for all articles
GROCERIES buoyant and in light supply,
GOLD advanced to tic and demand notes
to z per cent.
SILVER unchanged.
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HBIsTIAN kBATh........-............. hE.L
KRATZ & HELM a II.
Y FOUNDRY

ClI FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDEEs OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing M a li1s Sc, sc.
PgrViE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY rom
Il dry beg leave to inform their friee5s and tie
public in general, that they are prepared to do a.
kinds Of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
aod everything appertaining to the Foundry bHsf,
They are manufacturing STEAH ENGINES
DoILERs Of any size and power required. Saw Min
Iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco ;rews. Gum.
ming Machines Thrsskillg Machines, Malt Mills,
HorsepOwers Ccrn-sheilers, NJ Machinery of al kinds
made and repaired. ron ana Brass Castings of
every description, Iron Housefronts, Cellar Ggases
DC. Cooking and Heating Stoves If the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, .1e.
BREWERS, DlSTILLEkS, BROTHERS, B.
Supplied with every description OF Copper aro
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettle R4frigeFBtcrs
Attem poTatOrs, Sparges. Stillhesds and Worms ~
al improved principle Columns for Alcohol Stilis,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &oi COPPER, Lead aud
Iron Pipe; Copper Brass and Iron Pumps Of eve y
variety, for beer, spirits, oil, BRASS Cocks aud
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent 10 ali parts to At uE work and d.
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and sheet trcr
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens lmFrOv
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud r
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut machl
Stephen Hughes Flour SepsTst0rs, German 30
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, UoAa, 4
of the best kind; Tinpla'e, Sheet IroIs, Block Tn
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, SpeIteT, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and 'Tor knen, and will give al vcri entrusted 70
them, their Individual attention, filling orders
promptly, wHrran ting their work. and are satisf
with reasonable prices.
Hs- Office and Sale Rooms, Nc 90 Main stree
Founder y Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop on jUt
street, between First 'ec,ud streets, EyArB.
vile, Indiana. deCT
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q HER NF's SIZE. NO SO.

By virtue OF an order of sale, issued out of the
office If tie Clerk of he I-ihssu Circuit Court,
in favor of Samuel SteI ne and James Erwin aud
against Johu krv'n aud others, will, on
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1862,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock
z. III OF said day, Ut the door OF the Court HOuse
in the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale
at public ruction the ms, issues and profits for
the te M of reyen years of the following described
real estate, to- wit:
Lots numbers six (6), seven ~, eight (S), niue
20, ten (l0) eleven IN, twelve (2, thirteen O3),
fourteen Q4l, aud fifteen Q5), IA block number
twelve u2). in The southern Enlargement OF the
C t. of Evansville, Vahdei gh county, Indiana,
together with all the mills, machinery, and i'm
provements belonging to the same.
And should said rents ana profits of said real
estate not sell for a sum sufficient satisfy said
writ costs, 1 Will at the san;e time and place
cffrr for sale the fee simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN,
IS rs je25 Sheriff V. @.
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THE OHIo BLloKADED.-The appearance
of A R. Johnson, Rev. Fisher, Jack Hicks,
Dave Griffin and their outlaw followers at
Henderson, has practically bIockaded the
river.
The McCombs declined going beyond
this place on Thursday and5tbe Gen. An
derson laid over until yesterday morning.
The Commercial coming up was notified
at West Franklin of the condition of affairs
and returned to Mt. Vernon. The Lebanon
also stopped at the same place.
We hope that Gen. Boyle will get over
his fright at Louisville soon, and will send
country and the world of these prowling
vegabonds.
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Whas cmH Woman do ia War.-Much
every way. But she can't eep peace in the fam
lily without q bottle of Dead-Sh to kill If the
blood thirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninviel, ,dnce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir great aubeyence and disgust. Now is the
time to use it Kill em noyl No family should
be without it. The Dead Shot makes a clean
sweep renders peace certain by the humiliation
of the enemy. SOLD By Ali THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER & WHITE.
nIyI3dIm
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Specials Notices.

RGfchsiOr's HaSr Dye y-The best sn
Fhe u-Orfd.-wILIIAM BAqCHELoR's
b, attd Hair Dye produces a color not to lie dstin
gmshed from natu e-wsrranted not to injure the
Hair in tie east: edits the i'll effects of bad
dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Bed
or Rusty II If Instantly turns splend.d Black or
Brown leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all druggists, &C.
Rs The Geuu're is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHFLOB, on the four sides of each boz.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(I4ate 233 Broadway aud 16 Bond street.)
JUNE 2-dW
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NEW YORK NAKKET.

New YoRK, July ID.
Flour excited and in brisk demand for
export and home consumption, and fully
10c higher. The advance in gold and ster-
ling exchange has very favorable IF CT /;
sales at 95 for super western, 2O(05 40
for common to medium extra western, SO
(05 so for common to good shipping brands
extra R. II. O., and 6O@6 so for trade
bl auds. Flour advanced lO@l5c per Dbl,
with good inquiry.
WHEAT in good demand, and prices ad-
vanced 1890 per bushel; Chicago spring
l 05(0l IL, winter red western l 24G1l %.
OATS frmer at 46049.
MONEY continues easier at 5(96 per cent
on call.
STERLING EXCHANGE unchanged and
frmer Bankers bills 304@1 81.
Am GOLD irregular, opening at I7@191,
and closing at Isl prem.
Cow. STOCKS lower and heavy; U. S. IS
of 's1 closed OF 9s@9s3; 10 Treasury
Notes ZOOLOGY.
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E.hs Contention ard EsGPsTfrncs of GD
RBoGtsa. Published for the benefit and as a
warning ana cannon to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying st the time the means of Self-Cure
By one who has c7rei him elf after being put To
great expense through medical imposition and
"nackery BY enclosing 20 paid addressed en-
veIopo, SINGLE PIES may be had OF the author,
NATHANIET. MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings.
CoNY mhI5-d&wIy
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9'hs .9ppssstss.-It is u very difhcut matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their appe
tites; hence, we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, aud Disorders of the Stoma h
and Digestive organs. Hoodand's German Btters
will entirely cure these complaint, and restore the
~ stem to it's iginal igor and strength. They
are for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at rs cents per bottle. feblS
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RaE- The effect Of the raid of the hospi-
tai plunderers has been to arouse the Dor
der and The whole State 10 a state of the
highest indignation. The cowardly raid
into Newburg was the death kneil of guer-
rillas in this region. Indiana's soil has
been desecrated by the feet of robbers, and
fearfully will Indiana wreak retribution.
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ARRIVAL OF RAM.-Oue of E let's
Rams, the Hornet, Capt. Daizell, arrived
here last night, and was taken into requisi-
ton by Quartermaster Ehrman, and will
remain in this vicinity un.il further orders.
The Hornet was detailed for important Sc
cret duty last night.
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BANGOR, Me-, July ia grand patri-
lotto meeting was held he-e this evening in
aid of enlistmeHts fox the late Iequisitiou of
troops by the General Government.
The enrolled militia of this city and
neighboring towns, numbering 1000 men,
marched in procession.
The Hall of the city was crowded at An
early hour by an immense mass of people,
causing the b; eaking do~n of a portion of
the approach 10 the building, and some hum
dreds of people we're precipitated about ff-
teen feet fellow to the 'dewalk, but fortu-
nately there was no less of life.
The meeting then adjourned to the arena
in front of tn Bangor House, where V zee
President Hamlin, Gen. Howard, Hon. S.
a. Blake, w. H. McCrellis and others, de-
livered addresses.
Resolutions were adopted, pledging the
people OF the Penohscot Valley to sustain
the Government with their full quota OF
troops, and calling on the Administration
to prosecute the war with vigor, and with
all the men they can command.
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BOYD, KY, July ia soldier of the
74lh OHIO arrived here from Cynthiana,
leaving there at 10 o'clock this morning,
being a paroled prisoner. He states that
T. R. Rankin in Cyn1hiana told him that
the killed and wounded on both sides
would amount to one hundred and fly.
Morgan released all the prisoners on parole.
Two OF his cavalry regiments were about
to leave for Lexington al 9 A. NJ.
Col. Laudrum was not taken prisoner.
He escaped With forty men. He says he
heard from several persons that Capt. Glass
was killed.
Morgan's Adjutant reported at Rankin s
Hotel that Morgan's force numbered 2,7OO
men. ------
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CAPE RACE, July lS.-The steamship
City OF Washington from Liverpool on the
9th via Queenstown 10th, arrived eff this
point at 10 o'clock this p. NJ, and was
boarded by the news yacht, and the follow
ing summary of news obtained
Her dates are four days later than those
by the Persia. The steamship Africa from
Boston, arrived at LiOerpOoI ON the 9Th and
the E4na on the 10th.
In the House of Lords the African Slave
Trade bill hab been read second time.
Lord Derby expressed fears that nnless a
treaty was made with France like that of
America, the putting a stop to the slave
trade would be Intellectual.
Earl Russell said France had declared to
enter into a similar treaty, but he believed
she would offer no objection to the exercise
of its provisions.
Lord Palmerston confirmed the state
ment that Russell had recognized Italy, He
said be learned Prussia would do the same.
After considerable debate, the resolution
against the English forces entering China,
was rejected.
Rumors that France would back out from
the Mexican expedition continued.
The Paris Constitutional says the glory
of French arms once vindicated, and money
matters settled with Mexico, proceedings
against her would terminate.
Gen. Prim had arrived in England.
The cotton manufactures of Roueu had
sent deputation to the Emperor to repre-
sent the difficulties they were Iaboring I'M
der. A similar deputation from Lisle also
waited on the Emperor.
The U. S. corvette Tuscarora arrived at
Southampton on the 7th inst, from Cody.
The object of her visit was unknown.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ TIE L. LINZ.
Elk clusivelV fof the Journal.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
General Halleck to be Conn
mander in Chief = w ar
spirit in Maine-Morgan's
Raid in Kentucky.

PHILADELPHIA, Juy ls.-The Inquirer
says that Gen. Halleck is on his way 10
ashingtOn, to take his position as Gene
raj commanding the army of the United
States. Gen. Halleck is TO remain in Wash
ingtOn.
Generals Mcclellan and Pope are 10 con-
tinue in their present commands.
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Announcement.

MR. EDIvoR: You will please announce A. I
Whittl,sry Fsq., a candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and VandeTburgh at
the next October election in favor Of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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E9- After three days vigilant search, the
difficulty in the telegraph wire has been
discovered and remedied- A concealed wire
in the vincennes freight office was discov-
cred to have been melted by lightning.
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say- In another column will be found a
Mails at this point, under the new contracts
which took effect the first of July. The
table should be carefully read by cores
pondents and recollected. II will appear
in our columns from time to time carefully
corrected to date.
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Court Notice,
STATE or INDIANA ! In the Court Of Com
Vanderturgh County. hnrab Go,,n,, '" Huei

~ n
Vanderhurgh County. hnrab Gorntr " NNei
Septe mber Term, 1862.
George W. R. ed,
Henry n. Rec d, and
Edwa.d j. Reed, A..ot,-.
-'Ne'A "''
Davis Clark and
Thomas Q. Summers.
EFT saR'EsE~S I'm 81 re- .EFFKES.S UT
II on file in the Office of he Clerk of the Court
eforesa d, that tho claim of til. pla ifs in this
action is for Il amount Of two promissory notes,
given by defendants to plaintiffs and that the de-
PENDANTS residen Is of the State Indiana.
Not &C of the pen dol4oy or such action is there
fore aivou sad Davis Clark and ThOs. o. sum-
uers, and that the same will stand for trial at the
rext term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun aud
held at the Court HoJ Sc, in the county and State
aforesaid, on the first Monday in September, a.
d. 1862. .,-..a
Wi tness the Clerk of said Court, at Evansville,
this Goth day of May, 1862, H.,ss-t s1-sr
LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk.
Chandler & Hvn6s PITTS AftY's. mav22 Sww
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KOHOGCay's EosEIs The cheat term"
freque Il y productive of unpleasant conse-
QUEEN many persons. Dyssntery, Biiliousness,
Acidlty Of the stomach, sick headache debility
are often The sct urges If the Summer. They
spee Oily snbdu by snort urse Of these cathar-
tic medicines. Sold everywhere. 17S jy14
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Local IN ews.

E@ We are under particular obligations
to Mr.. Dobell for paper favors.
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OhandIer 3 Hynes BIZ Atty's. may22 aww
@Guardian's Sale of Real Estate.

RB = E~sRTUE OF II DE CREE OF
LID the Vanderburgh Court of Common Pleas,
and as the agent of Will am Conger end Mary
Couger, the undersigned Guardian of Sarah Bates,
Many Bates, and Emily Bates, mi heirs of
George Bates deceased, upon the 18th day of July,
1922 between the hours Of IL M, aud P. M, at
the Court House door in the city of Evansville,
Indi ma, will expose to sale at public auction the
following described Real Est tate, to-wit:
Lot eleven Q1), in block thirty one (3l), in the
eastern eE Ian cement of the city of Evansville,
VanderbuTgh county, Indiana. Also, all that
part Of the corner half of lot ten C0), in block
thrty-one (31) in the eastern enlargement of said
citv of Evansville, thus boundrd: Beginning on
the front line of said lot Main st eet, sixteen
and one haf feet (l612) from the corner of Main
and Sixth streets, thence parallel wi Sixth street
TO the alley in the Of said lot, thence along
said alley to the middle of the back line of said
lot thence through the center Of said lot to Main
street, thence to the beginning, being paralleo-
gram fronting on Main street twenty feet (21),
running back the same width to the alley.
Said property will be sold upon tho following
terms, to-wit: One-thiTd in cash, third in six
months and one-third in twelve months with in
terest. Notes will he taken for the deferred pay
ments accordingly, wi surety, waving relief
laws TIE purchafer will receive conveyance
froIs said Guardian under the order of said curt
for seven eighths ca OF said Real Estate and for
one eighth 20 theT. of from said William Conger
and Mary Conger, his wife.
JOSEPH TURNOOK,
ieI3-dIm Guardian and Agent.
EDOT4TOs-s W.ERTFOR T.gRkA
~ USE.--50 bushels received and to arrive
n,b10 H a. C0DE
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SURVEYORS OFFICE,
IVtNsvILLE Ind, July ID, 1862.

EVILS rs TO .N.OTKRE~ THE RUsE-
Il NESS men of this city, and an others, that
hereaf pow der, Leaf, caps, Tistolz, oilier
munitions "f be cut of Evansville
in any erection without sTeciai permit from
this flee. A. l.. hOBt NsON, =.
jyI5dIw Surveyor.
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Rsa- Major Wm. G. Terrill, paymaster
in the Q. S. A., passed down on the Ty-
coon yesterday for Memphis.
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co. We are indebted to Mr.. William
Gwyn and Captain Archer, of the Com
merciai, for late Memphis papers.
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JOHN RASCH.
No. 8 econd Street
EVANSVILLE, IND.
MAY 81, 1862.
.SNTHEK AZ EE's s.9L1 NO. 81.

SAfk6 ESG EkF'S G<6 y 81.
By virtue of an Order of Sale issued out of thf
Office of the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas oil
VaDderburgh county, Indiana. in favor Of Pau
l. Mars, and against Samuel P. HaVlin, will Tn
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 18th, 1869,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, at the door OF the Court
House in the City Of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale, at public auction, the Tenis and profits for
the term of seven years of the following described
real estate. to-wit:
That part of lot No. twenty nine, (29), in the
Original Plan of Evansville, in the county of Van
der1urgh, aud State of Indiana, bounded AZ fOi.
lows, tOwit: Beginning eft point on the south
east ide of Vine street, in Evansville aforesaid
on the line of said lot twenty ct from the alley
the south Yves erly en- said lot, running
thence parallel with Vine street, and towards
First street twenty feet, the a! ii yht angles
with Vine street, said lot twenty nine (29)
seventy five (75) feet to the line dividing Uts
twenty nine i29 and thirty (30) in aid Old Plan of
Evausvil 9, thence at right angles wi b said asst
named line aud parallel with Vine street towards
the ohio river twent fee theace seventy five feet
in ST aight line, said lot TWEEN niue (<9)
TO Vine street, the place of beginning.
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient to salty s lid writ and costs, 1
will, at the same time and place, offer II sale the
fee simple of said premises.
sef.ts GEORGE WOLFLIN,
" 90 je25 Shs riff V. C.
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s9T All the prisoners except one who
escaped frou Camp Morton have been re-
taken.