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PREMIUM Jos PRINTING.

Ordtrstot JoU Famine viii meet wlti Jrompi
reasonable rates
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bought and sold.
He invites all to bring their old traps to him
and get the cash for them
D.,'" All kinds OF property disposed of at Auc-
,I0n, on fair terms JOB ROSS.
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CITY C0uNclL.--Kogular Meeting, June
,, 1862.
Present his honor the mayor, Aldermen
Clark, Don, Field, Frysinger, Lnngdel and
Mcdonald.
The proceedings Of the two last meetings
were read and approved.
Report. from the following named officers
were presented, and referred to the finance
committee, VIZ: trcasurer's collectors clerks
wharfmaster's, weighmaster's, bridge ten
dcr's, police magistrates, and supervisors Of
the End, 3rd, aud 18th wards
The finance committee, TO whom was re-
ferred the oihccr'r reports ut the last regular
meeting, reported the sauo correct
On motion OF All. Mcdonald, the report
was accepted and adopted
The same committee reported the following
bills correct, and recommended that they be
allowed.
On motion of AID. Frysinger the report was
accepted and the bills allowed. viz
Henry Dart 4 Sons for bale oakum, Sc 90
c. Ii. Fahnestyck for al Of engines anl
hire. 10
II. Boggess, setting out trees in Union
Square, 50
II Bosscss, work at r. r. bridge, SO 90
DO 2 days work at trees Union
Square, 90
Geo. Carlton, work at Il. r. bridge, 90
Jacob Huber, do do 3 90
Christ. Simmons, do d. 3 GO
=. Simmons, hauling trees to Union
SQUARE. . %
Same, hauling timber to r. r. bridge, so
/ The committee On fire and water, reported
! in favor Of procuring one hose carriage and
/ Iol tbnt onti ~ IN np for m -
at the next meeting.
On motion OF Aid Field the report was ac-
cepted.
Bills from sundry persons were presented
and referred to the finance committee.
The rules were suspended, and the follow
ing bill! allowed, viz:
Q. b. Higgins, for services to June |, S % 90
T D Barnes do do 30 90
G. Starr, for copy of mortgage, 90
! O. j. Dimick, for team for bridge
committee, 3 90
W. X. Ayrcs, for painting dray Nos, 20
r. /. Gas Light a Coke Co.. for gas to
/ June |, III 90
On motion of AID Clark, it was ordered,
that the assessor have until the LIST Monday
in july to return hi, assessment list.
! On motion Of Aid. Mcdonald. it was order
ed that an order be drawn in favor of ;. &
NJ Wolf tor Sl3l "A. being interest on STOP,
/ 50. t. June 3, 1862.
The resignation Of J, r. Reynolds, supervi
sor of the 18th ward, was presented, and uc
cepted and jacob Dodge was elected to fill the
yavaucy.
An order was drawn in favor of J. r
Reynolds, for $3.50, the same to be in full
for services rendered as supervisor Of the
1 IL -.rI 4, ytara
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and all articles usually wanted for house and
steamboat painting.
House, Steamboat, Sign and Wagon Painting
and Granting, Marbling, GLAZING and Paper Hang
ing done AT short notice. IN the best manner and at
reasonable rates WIN. Il. AIRES.
Illinois Street, Rock Island.
to
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SHAWL found, and left at this office The
owner can have it by describing it and pay
ing for advertising,
POLICE lrlM.-- Patrick Crowley, very
drunk, sent to Jail Monday, brought up Tues.
day before Esq. Swandcr aud fined 50,
John Marshall. disturbing the peace fined
s., and having ho money, was sent back to
Jail, in close confinement,
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(Buford Place, Moline Avenue
ROCK ISLAND, ....,......,..... ILLINOIS,
(MR 4 MRS. +. ). PRICE, Physlcians)
Is now open for the treatment of all forms
| of Acute and Chronic Disease, by thorough
course of WATER TREATMENT. IN cen
nectlon with Cairy0yant Examinations and
MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS.
The House and Grounds are finely and healthlly
located, with god wat"r, and good nurses and all
the necessary appliances for successful treatment
Mrs prce Will pay especial attention to the
practice OF obstetrics and healing female diseases,
IN winch she is very successful.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

INu. r. COOK. J. WILSON DRuKi
GOOk ~ DRURN.
Successors of Cook, Dillon y LInIley,l
DucenpoH loma.
a + have formed partnership for the
W prat.cn OF Law, to winch Sc shall devote
our personal attention. COOK hkuKf.
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One Of the greatest remedies that was ever laId
before the public Tor Fever and
CHKI~IiI'S Aguc, and which has receW-
ed the highest enc0mums from
Ai.II the press and the people, is d :.
CllklSTIE'S AGlE BALSAM
RiIStN Who would Indure the torture
arising from tins terrible disease,
when II can be so easily cured Who would en-.
durc siccp css nights, burning ievcrs and icy cnIls
alternately, v hen a remedy can be Obtained tor a
mere trlhc And yet how many families Ilnger
out painful existence under tins deadly bI9ht
and do nothing but gup down qulnlne, until 1t
becomes as common their daily meals, and yet
thew are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure this valuable med
clnc, and save themselves intense agony. ~ d
b1h 1drOCdte.
The above IS only one Of the numerous favorable
notices OF free and untram.uced press. When
such powerful friend as the press speaks III It's
favor, 1t cannot be otherwise than populate
Sold 10y all druggists.
II. SCONlLL, Proprietor.
mayGdwlm. Chicago, limos
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.i\~, VI. DSisOR \
!. =. PRESCOTT,

, rrORNEl and Counsellor at Law. Of
1 nee IN the Court House.
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TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
a ONCE, corner OF Eagle y limos streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, lll"ois.
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T., ID. ElINEY.

, rrORNEY " NSELOk AT LAW
! Office IN the Court House, Rock Island.
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Governor Sprague passed through this city yesterday
morning, on his way to join the army at Harrisons
Iandng The tecsraphc reports OF his being in Wash
ingon for several days past fictitious. lie keeps
his splendid thoroughbred charger and accourements
always with McClclan's army, and holds himself ready
moments notice leave his executive duties at home
whenever lie may be summoned fer active service in the
field.
Col. T. H. Castle who connected the railroads at st.
Louis last military necessity and who has done
valuable services Virginia ths season, at the Asor
Hose.
j. r. Rahbu-n and c. Van Clcef OF Connecticut: T. IL
Bates and w. X. Rrewn OF tho United States Army r. b.
Young Of Chicago; j. w. and Miss Hill, of the West In
dies W. ID pott of CIncinnati G. w. Curtis, OF New
Jersey. and II Bxby Jr., Of Washington, stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The following wcro among the arrivals at the Metro
poiitan Hotel yesterday O. V. $. Aiken and I. H.
nos w ii. Doxtaher, of New York J. Raymond, Of st.
Paul, and T. q. Pratt, OF st. Louis
Hon. Chaunccy vibbard, OF Albany; Colonel Petite
born OF the Tenth regiment Connecticut vcluntccrs
DIR. Chamberain OF the Tenth regiment Massachusetts,
Volunteers; W. NJ Rcbb, Of Montrca stephen Y. Gale
OF Chicago William Kidd, Of Rochester; J. r Tanner
and family, or Pitsburg Dir. John udd OF Sag Harbor
and L. c. Woodruff, OF Buffalo, stopping at the St.
Nicholas Hotel.
Commodore Porter, Commander OF the Mississippi Nor
Ear Floa arrived at the Asor House yesterday from
Providence, H. l. Ho left by the afternoon train Tor
Washington.
Hon. Hollis White OF Niagara; NJ Morris and wife, Of
Philadelphia; f. A. Earlwoods Of New Orleans; f. o.
Abbott OF Connecticut: H. D. Webster, OF Washington
j. Knowles o Nasnvillc r. p Williams, OF Havana, aud
8. NJ. whipplc and vito, OF Chicago, were among the
arrivals at the Astc- House yesterday
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Progress OF Our Civil Wharf.-The Call
OF President Lincoln Tor Moro Troops
Importa mt Intelligence from the South
Interesting News from Washington--
The Latest Foreign Intelligence, &c.
Tho steamship Northern Light, Capt. Tnklepaugh will
leave this port at noon on Monday for Aspinwail.
1hc mails for Central America and the South Pacific
VIII close this city at hafpass ton O'Clock Tomorrow
morning.
Tho New YonK HRHAiD-Edtion for the Pacnc--will
bc ready at hapast nine O'Clock Monday morning, and
will contain the Latest News from tho Armies Of the
United States at present In tho field, with accounts Of
their movements, skirmishes present position &C., The
Call OF President Lincoln for Now Troops, and the recent
strict Orders from the War Department. Important Intel
lgenco from tho Rovolted Statcs An account Of the
Movements and Doings Of the Government at Washing.
Con; Tho I4est News from Europc Account OF tho a.o
Negro Blot in Brooklyn, and reports of all interesting
events Of the past ten days.
single oopiss Wrappers ready for mailing six osnts.
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.

Reported Occupation OF Chattanooga by
General Bueii-FiSht with GueriIlas
near sparta-Expected Battle at Me.
Acknowledgement McCook's Remains
Forwarded 20 Cincinnati, &C., sc.
NASHVILLE, August s, 1862
Colonel wynkoop's Seventh Pennsylvania cavalry at
tackled the rebel Forests force Calf Killer river
Sparta killed thirty, and then withdrew and rejoined
General Nelson at McMinnville, where attack by
rebels in large force hourly expected.
1t is reported that General Buell. has possession Of Chat
tanooga, but it needs confirmation.
The train from Columbus was fred into BY guerllas
and about twenty passengers wounded The brakeman
died OF his wounds to-day. He received fourteen shots
Cross ties piled upon the road 10 obstruct the pas
sage Of the tran The engineer knowing his only safety
in going ahead, opened the valves and dashed
through the Instructions thus saving the train. Your
correspondent passed over the line only few hours
before.
small Union force guarding wagon train, TO- day
driven from Lebanon back TO Nashville.
The body OF General McCook was forwarded to Cncn-
natl this morning. The Ninth Ohio regiment OF which
he Colonel, inflicted chastsement upon the
people residing at the OF HIS murder Seven
dwellings in flames at one time
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Arrival of the Transport Haze.

The United States steam transport Haze Captain Gift
arrived at this port yesterday morning. from Newbern
the 9th inst at six A. NJ, and !ateras Inlet hy
p. NJ; crossed Hattoras Shoals at seven ?. NJ, via
Fortress Monroe 7th, at five p. NJ. On the s,h inst,
nine A. M passed large river steamer bound south.
All quiet in and around New bern. Trains leave every
hour regularly for Beaufort, n. c.
Tho following is list Of the passengers by the Haze:
Captain Vim. f. Redding Captain c. G. Atwood Henry
n. Blake S. T. Patten, United States Army Lieut. J. Mo-
rony, Maj, T. J. Kennedy, W. y. McChesney, Geo. d.
Lane, l.. NJ Bingham. Capt Alien, q. Wright, J. N.
Smms, Geo. Farrell, Albert Cambcll, Geo. W. Dean,
Cayton--and twenty five in the stecrage.
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Colonel Mcleod Murphy Not Dead.


HARIEa, August 8, 1852.
My attention has been called announcement in the
Albany papers Of my death. Whoever originated the
story did SO from honorable motive.
Tho best energies of my life have been given to tho
service OF the country and think will deny the
public record that was among the first In tho Senate to
rebukc ts sad rebellion and plead with weak and
willing men for It's suppression.
When my physical ndition iustaes II viii return
ms regiment share again its vcisstudcs IN the nte
rim hofc will attempt TO repeat 10 my family the
cruel joke that am dead.
The events ard the separations Of tho rast year hava
Intensified their anxietes sufficiently, and II win be time
enough when doalh shall IN its unreentng reality
to finish up this heart breaking business.
.'UHN MCLEOD MURPHY,
Colonel Fifteenth New York Volunteer Engineers.
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AKKINALS.
SANTA MsRruA-Bark Bonito-E Gone, A McKenley, Pc.
terson, Paxton.
NEw ORtKASs-Bark osman-Mr Stafford, lady and two
chdren, Mrs West and child Mr. Kuparsa and lady.
TRuxiLLo-Brlg Mystery-M Platt
Aux CAyEs--Brig La Cayennc-G Brown, ledy, two chill.
dren and servant
sfsAL-Schr Castor--Edwin Robinson.
DEPARTURES.
RSr TuowAs--Bark Ilva-Francs Armstrong Maracaibo-
Cant Chnre4 Scandtlla.
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Omciai Drawings OF M urray. Eddy q
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Loterias
KENTUCKY. EXTRA cLAss 375-Ang,lst o. iso1
"a, ., g., 3S. 62, 50. II, 75 73. 81. az. I6. 70.
KENTUCKY. CLASS JT6-A ,gust o. lS1s
NOT RECEIVED
Circulars sent FREQ OF Charge BY either 60
MURRAY EDDY A CO..
Covington. ky.. or ST. Louis No.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotte-
rtes. Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
ii Wall street. room No. l, N. Y,
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PeocIAxsvnx --yS1. Thompson has issued 2rscla
maton TO the planters and citizens OF Pamela and s Soto
counties Miss urging Mississippi TO form arrAed squads
10 prevent tho orasns Of federal troops. And also to
thor cotton 80 that eau Be moys speedily burned
In casa capture Ia attempted
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Guerilias yyiDcd Out.

SpliNGgIgID, No., August s, 1862.
Major Montgomery up with Collins guerillas, in
tho western part Of Dodd county, yesterday attacked
them, killed eleven, wounded four and took seventeen
Drise
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DELAWARE. ExxRA CLASS 323-August o. 1862
SO, rs, 76, "A, Is. rs, rs, "a, 43, H. AZ. 20. z.
DELAwARs. CLASS 299-Augusi Q. tosg.
81, 3, "a, 54, l3, SO. Ia, 20, 65, 66, 80, &c.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO,
Wilmington. Delaware
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Recruiting I'm Michigan.

DErR0n August y 1867.
Michigan has nearly filed her quota under the new
cafor 900 men, and will furnish her quota under the
last call without resort TO draft short extension
Of time 10 allowed Eight regiments Of infantry and one
Of cavalry in this State, will be ready for the fold
soon as the equipments are received.
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Beautiful Complcxion.--Laird's Bloom
OF YOUTH Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving aud
beauying the complexion and skin Ladies' after using
this delightful article will have other All druggists and
a3y Broadway.
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Eight Cartes do Vfsite for S1-EquaI to
he best made. BALCHS 233 Greenwich st. cor. Barclay
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The Rising OF the Rebels In Missours.

ST. LocIs, No., August 9 1862.
Tho Democrat of this city learns that the present up
rising OF the rebels in Missouri is accordance with
plan conceived by General Price after his defeat Pea
Rige, when he told his followers 60 home put their
crops and attend to their business generally until the
harvest and then to rise throughout the State and form
guerilla bands and be prepared meet him in the fall,
when he would return again to lead them
ST. LoUIs, August Q, 1862.
The Pacific Railroad Company has subscribed SIS 900
for the suppression of guerilla operations in Missouri
The recruiting officers for the volunteer regiments
authorized to enlist from the enrolled militia Of the State
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

Eight Cartes do Visite for S1.-The Best
In the city, at Woods Gallery. 208 Bowery. New York
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc
aud Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The Dxe IL applied BY experienced artists
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

Recruiting I'm franklin County, Pa.
CuAsBERsBuRa, Pa, August ., 1902.
regiment or one thousand has been recruited in
Franklin county In two weeks.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

Protect tho Brave Volunteers by Sup
plying them With Holloways Pls W spard them against
mlssma and bilious fevers,
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

LOUISVILLE, August 8, 1861
The remains Of General Robert McCook arrived this ar
ternoon from Nashville They were escorted from the
depot to the Gait House by portion Of the cavalry and
Infantry Of the provost guard.
Paymastcr Speed has just arrived from Cornth. He
reports the safety Of all the paymasters stated have
been recently captured Humboldt. The story
from the destruction OF the reste work ION the 2sh ut
Of the Mobile and Oaio Railroad miles north OF Jack
son. by l50 OF Baxter's rebel gusrilas Harlton the
senior paymaster stopped night at Humboldt pro-
ceedng next day after the repair Of the railroad to Co
rnth where he teographed the paymasers destined for
Corinth to come down. The remainder of them, who left
Louisville with the former, went in discharge OF their
duty, to Memphis and Nashville.
1t Is reported that General McCook's soldiers hung
seventeen gueras, and laid the country around
Salem, where he was killed.
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The Weather I'm Philadelphia.
PaLAcvxniA, August o, 1902
To-day has been tho hottest Of the season. We have
had twelve cases OF sunstroke.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

Batchelor's Hair Dye-the Best I'm the
ord harmless and reliable Sold by drug
sts and perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle Urroots Hair
from upper lips low orehcads part 0 the body 53
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forcemen,s. Tho effect upon the spirits and determna
tion of the men produced by these movements is
excellent That they have thus far been attended with
but small loss also affords satisfaction, and IL Is to bo
hoped that this may continue to be the The rebe
viii not however sit down quietly under occupation
Of Malvern H and II will probably lead TO an engage
mont, NEST likely to-day or tomorrow. They were
ported during night to be advancing upon that point
with large force, and preparations have boon made
one large army almost destroyed at this battle ground
aud they will, doubtless experience repetition Of this
punishment il they renew the attack. II will be remom
bered that the battle at Malvern Hill was the last and
most severe mga' ses 1e mes. m sauhs q inc
enemy and their complete repuse and discontinue
so great their loss and exhaustion after this battle
that they unable TO further follow up retrcatng
columns and they have made serious demonstrations
against us since. IL is indeed, fatal spot 10 them and
before this reaches you, mayagain have witnessed
severe chastsoment Of the tratorous hordes II Is not
proper for me TO detail what troops occupy the
Hl, or what preparations have been made to support
tho m in case Of an attack but everything believed 70
be completed 10 insure new triumph TO the army and
tho cause
communicate TO your renders That portion OF the army
not engaged In them have been, as usual employed In
their drills and reviews and preparing for future opera
ons Day before yesterday morning, when tho
aiding was heard from Malvern Hill and the soldiers
learned what u moan!iOr 80 secretly and quietly had
side OF those engaged In Tit seemed n inspire them
with now life and energy All were eager 10 learn the
result but heard expression Of doubt as to our
cess Notwithstanding the severe fighting We have had
with the rebels tho army has not lost It's confidence In
It's own prowess but officers and men feel that unless
under overwhelmingly dsadvantageous circumstances
they defeating and destroying any rebc force
that may be brought against thcIn.
The health OF the army and particularly Of this corps
continues TO improve, notwithstanding the intense heat
which experiencing The fatal maarious cfccts
Of residence in this locality, which was TO cause
so great a loss OF the strength and personnel OF
tho army, do not yet show themselves predicted
The number Of ofrcers and soldiers leaving sick
leaves and furloughs has boon materially reduced and
the order requiring the return Of those absent
By tho 11h OF this month"; Is causing tho tide 70 se this
way Every boat brings up number OF those absentees
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Dec Il, IS6l.-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the Oity
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts
OF lots fronting adjoining the Northeast side
Of Front street, from Pearl to sixth street in said
City, cause u sidewalk of Glass No. 10 be laid
Down thereon within thirty days from the publica-
ton of this order p. BURKE, Clerk.
IIArk'a fficn- j annarv 1872
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Clerks oiioo, January !. 1852. NV 0''i y

AEGTEEE OF THE - II ~ M ~" q
q and laying out of Public AIeys.-Agreea
tioe is hereby given that on the I4th day of De-
cember 1861, an order was passed by the Common
Council of the City Of Evansville, requiring alleys
to laid out and opened in Block number eighty
two no. s2) in the Town Of Lamasco City, now
City Of Evansville, and that plot showing the
position, width and length of said alleys was APP
pended to said order, and is now on file in this
Office P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerk 3 once, Jan 8, 1862. 6w
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UhDEh TO hEFAIt BTICA NIDh- WALh.
Feb. 18th, 1s62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville that the owners of all lots or parts Of
lots fronting on adjoining the east side Of
Harriet Street, from Franklin to Seventh Street,
in said City, sidewalk Of Glass No. q TO be
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication Of this order.
z. BURKE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION N0TIOE-


ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Dec. q, 1861 Aid now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the mon Council Of the City OF
Evansville, that lne Of all lots parts OF
lots fronting adjoining the Northeast side OF
Front street, from Fifth Avenue 10 Pearl street ia
said City. cause a sidewalk Of Glass No. to lie
laid down thereon within thirty days from the
publication Of this order.
p BURK e, Clerk
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CORPORATIoN NOTIOR.

ORDER FOR PLANK GIDE-WALK.
Dec q, Is61.-And now 1t is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City 81
Evansville, that the of all lots parts OF
LOSS fronting or adjoining the north side OF
Second street, from Fulton Avenue to Fifth Ave-
nue. in said City, cause a sidewalk Of Class No.
to DO laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication OF this order.
p BURKE, Ci K
Clerks once, January l. 1862. er
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

?
Dec. 81, lSOl---Aud IL is hereby ordered aud
directed by the Crmmon Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the OF ali lots parts IT
lots fronting or adjoining thewest side OF Fifth
venue, from point opposite Second street 20
Front street in said city, side walk OF class
No. 2, to 30 laid down thereon within thirty days
from the publication Of this order.
+. BURk D., Clerk.
f,lelk 3 ONCE. Ihnnaru / 1872
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CORPORATION N0TIOE.

ORDER FOR PLANK sIDE-WALK.
Dec. q, 1S61.--And now it is hereby ordered
aud directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville, that the Of all lots parts
of lots fronting adjoining the Northwest side
of Cherry street, between Eighth and Ninth
in said City, the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
"A sidewalk Of class No. TO be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication of this
order.
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CORPORATTON NOTICE.
ORDER FOR PLANK sIDE-wALK

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
Feb. Is, 1s62.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City
of Evansville that the owners Of all lots paris
of lots fronting adjoining the east side of ar
thereon within thirty days from the publication Of
this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office Feb 90 1862