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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-14
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL UHAMBER,
Saturday Evening. May 10. go.

Council CHAMBER,
Saturday Evening, May 10, '62.
Council met. Present the Mayor,
CounciImen Hunnel, Elliott, Fergus, New
man, Hedderich, Kehr, and johnson.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
The following bills were allowed, viz:
Street Commissioners weekly bills SO IS
John McInerny, repairs a: the lower
school house ............ -.-............. 2 so
John McInerny, repairing BRIDGE. l so
Henry Mursinna, services as sur
veyor................. ............. IL %
Hugh Duffy, paving on Main street.. 4 so
John Vogle, for filling lot II, in
block ~, Lamasco ............... 81
John Shea, for dirt placed on Walker
street......... .................. 25 80
A petition, signed by twenty laboring
men, was presented, asking of Council to
raise the wages of men working on the
corporation from IS cents to 81 per day.
On motion of Councilman Hedderich the
prayer of the petition was granted.
Ordered that the Street Commissioner be
directed to have no more than eight hands
work on the corporation @
And ordered that the wages for cart hire
be fixed at ST. 80 per day.
Councilman Elliott presented the Central
Market Masters report of sales of butchers
and vegetable stalls in said Market, which
was received and filed.
An ordinance in relation to the sale of
stalls and collection of same, was passed
and adopted.
An ordinance defining the limits of the
city wharf, and prescribing penalties against
those who allow fatbosts, barges, ETC., to
lay at any part of said wharf, or who may
break mp any of said boats upon the same,
was read once.
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Z ORE6GJF SUG.&R S.-New Orleans aad
II Cuba Sugars just received aud for sale at a
small advance on cost, at
VICKEEY BROS
jan14 No. 80 Main street.
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janI4

!&AERKRE'S SHE, NO. Ga
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of VauderburRh Hnry, Indiana, in favor of
Stephen Harrison aud against AIfrei II. Harri-
son, will on
SATURDAY, MAY 3Isr, 1862
between the hours If 10 O'Clock A. N. and
o'ccck p. al. of said dav, at the door of the
Court House in the City of Evansville, Indiana,
expose to sale at public auction the rents, issues
and profits for the term Of years of ths fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The east half of the mol th-east quarter. and the
south vest quarter of the northeast quarter of
section 30. eight 90 ia township No. eight (s)
south Of rLnge No. eleven (lD west, containing
one hundred and twenty acres more less, situate
in the county Of Vanderbargh and State of In
diana.
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
st the same time and place offer for sale the fee
simple of said premises.
GEORGE woLFLIH,
Sheriff V. G.
Joseph P. Edison, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
&525 .zE
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CORPORATION NOTICE
W.T. II n AOV-' = 70 AOIs
ORDER FOR A PLANK sidewalk

ORDER FOR A PLANK sIDE-WALK.
April 10, 1s62.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting or adjoining the southwest side of
Tenth Street, between Vine and Division Streets,
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, sud that they cause
a sidewalk of class No. 2, to be laid down thore-
on within thirty days from the publication of
this order.
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Jacob Reis, t
Sigmsnd Levy, Solomon Le-
Wy, Leopold Levy, Oliver C,.
Smith, A. Mitchell Hall, S"ihPis4Ht.
Wrigat Smith, jacob G C.
Ieib, Julius Freiburgh, Lo /
J. WOrkum, Sc. Victor Bar
rett, and George Violin.
TT &PRE.RREJNHR BY aERRFQRU@FTr
II file in the Ofios of the CLERK Of die CoUrt
sforesai !, that the above AIMED defsndantg sxceDt
George Woldins are non residents of thu Ststs of
indiana. Notice Of the peudency 4 this 40 ion Il
therefore given to said Sigmund Lew Solomon
Levy, Leopold Levy o liver Smith, A, MToheli
Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob GotrIeib, Julius Frei-
bu go, Levi j. WOrkum, st. Victor Barrett and
that the same will stand for trial &c the next
term Of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held
1T the Court House in the City Of Evansville, in
the County and State Aforesaid, on the frst Mon.
day in October, a. d. 1862.
Witness Louis Richter. the Clerk Of said Court;
this 9th day of May, 1862.
LOUIS RICHTER,
Clerk V. o. @.
Chandler & Hynes, plaintiffs attorneys
may7-3tW
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clerks ONCE, April Is. 1852 " IN N = 0'''H'

@ST1O.FE -EyV.zS C-ERROyF ofz.-IO DDIs
u received per steamers Prairie Rose and Leb-
anon the csarest and incest yet received for sale
Tow by Dbl or gallon at u -'-4.
JANIS YICKERY BROS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. A. COOKS"
.HEORE RKsE.-60 bushels prime selected
WE Ohio Rye' at a. A. COOKS.

~N@S ~ n a. OOOh
ROAST Rye and BzrIey.----
500 pounds roasted rye.
500 Z" barley, at II A fsouk's
SEED POTATOES.-PrimeP Pink Eye aud Ne
shamrock potatoes, at 20 cents per bushel, at a A.
Cooks
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. 100. 900, 600 choi.
sweet potato plants, on hand and arrive aud for
sale cheap in lots to suit st Il. A. Cooks.
ORANGES.-35 boxes, choice, just received at
II. A. Cooks. Egll
LEMoNs.-IO boxes, just received. and for salo
at Fl. A. Cooks.
CORN and 0ATS.-250 bushels ear corn.
rs bushels oats.
Fer sale at II. A. Cooks.
SMOKED HALIBUT.-1OO lbs selected smoked
habitat, at H, A. Cooks.
CHOIOE FAMILY FLOUR
100 sacks asserted brands extra hsur,
40 half sacks assorted brands extra -four,
Fer sale at d. A. Cooks
OHEESE.-40 bxs prime rich old cheese,
10 81 new cheese, fust raceiy-
cd at Fl. A. Cooks.
COCOA NUTS, 900 fresh C6eea nuts, received
this day,at II. A. Cooks
sTEARINE LARD.-50O pounds prime leaf
stsarine lard, at H. A. Cooks.
CORN MEAL.-125 bushels fresh ground corn
meal, at II. A. COOKS
mAy5
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C % !! 3 G = ]. J. INQUEST:

| ADA At HEsWEsMRNA fH - I.kfaA \ ON
ED the 22d day of April, 1862, the undersigned.
Jnstice of the Peace, in and for Union Townsh ip,
Yandsrburgh County, midland, held an inquest,
with the assistance of twelve qualified electors of
my township, over the dead body OF an infant fe-
male child, found dead in the well the residence
of John w. Catlett, ia the Townsh ip, County, and
State aforesaid then and there returned 10 me the
following verdict:
ave do find that the deceased to its death
by having IFS head mashed by the hands of
Ann McCsleb, who is the mother of said child.'
J. 5. OATLETT,
Justice and Coroner for the time being of Van
derbuIgh County. n1ay2 3ww
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Court Notice.
YIoK ERY's,
No. 50 Main street.

STATE OF INDIANA, =. In the Yanderburgh
Vanderburgh county octobSr Term. 1852.
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Wheeler & Iglehart, Baker & Marsh, Plaintiff.
AttorneYs aB22
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CHOICE POTATOES.
0RA BUSHELS CHOICE POER-
OOO TOES received on consignment and for
sale by SHARPE 4 Co
ep23-d1w
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UNDERTAKING

~ III. WALTER-Will devote his
" entire attention % The above business si
Chatwick's Livery Stable.
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Cioth. Velvet aud Weed corsn-. with fun ard
pleie assortment q
undcrtakcr's Goods and Trimmings
Also at slses - The late ard iuis roved style
METALLIC
Cases and Casket>
have made arrangements whereby can sell The
above
Csses ard Casisfs ~ Tee thirds fArir Formrr
Prices
40 have also vcry mnsh redwood N price - eioih
I'D Nelvst ClnaA..
~ ny thorough knowirdEs. former experience.
lo prizes ant exclusive attention o. this hufness.
hcrs @ receive q share q pablo favor.
nciiss preserved IN Ire any length 81 img desired
Carriage furnished when 3esirsi.
g. WALTER
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harvester for 1862.
Farmers .fffcafioH 2
AsttArr.r>er orrI.Rsp.

Ball. Ohio Mower AMI Heapef I'm
proved
Secured y S.nfru Sffar.l H. 80
rhls utsrAtn~. "a ~ ysrlaat . "a sn.t Falrs
80 tttfr A. siaosi UarFtcttta.s ~ tlrne,f e Pre-
asian1t A. ftr sresffnt pfattifal feit lIal 81
EfsrFrt 80 Nrssrs efrf krtf n ne trIfrt @tatrs
a. syfsruse. y. =. ttls mathlae feeeivsd -
greatest nfltal & tfet a u.afks. enit = d tfsf
afsef tstit Mtfzi 80 rfi 50 ontrst ~ - FEI.
- Sistes a g-.raifarsl s--rtrtr fr ihe hrSr 49,.
- Nsctfef
ria g. a. 49, 4 "a 49, Il fteeifrt 3. tiss
a.. s1sfhl-r rrsftrerrrr "a c9ofra a11
.fa fff rttAHf - rrertrx ffsiirrEr 90 frfsl a.
~ oale kssrff 80 Ns~tl 49, Ccxnexr Nadia.
ststesi ~ ethtfs eftrtt - ssfs N ttfs r1sfftt
Fafusrs - e. ~rn - call So ~~szf-e a. >
So a ~ t'if.rf Ffft "a ~ ny cftfr
- flr FL Wtfehtas
IJkNERA GekEkN
Ntsfe 80. krtnts - Mecrett rsieri ln.rretef
20 fsUl - 80 ~ntnt1 ssgsf n.n
.-tat~fn TIE&sE a NtkEfS.
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sAvF INK r1EcEsl

fcoSohh DisrAICu
ss "a srr7cz - Ti-s s.vss Ks-s r, y.
AZ aorideuu vill hsppen. eve1 IN vel rf1ais
families a sssry desr.hls % hsve soms chesp a.
ces1senist vsy 81 repairing Furnltur. Toys cfo~a
cry lr.
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A certain nnprinrlpied persosis arr susmpuns
palm On the unruTecting puhlie. lnitatso1s = 3
fRfPAREDGIUf,f would caution persous 10 $50
ins bsiors varch s-ns .nd see hat the fail H-rsa
oTPAUIDiS6's FRfrinrD 6i.Uk ="
Il % No cussiis wrapper eli sshsfs are
sy.l,isrf~it<
iy1Bdxo
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lt0l nlNA irS. Wool HkSgIn a. 80 g.
iVf.V'V st'eA IN etF lhs AIshas'
$3.50 H ttse, e. 49, L~sthsf tI,re.
- Ia hs,n s4ef., 11rfe uanis ID.
Eu1-a L A. hCESEII.
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"UsFfULN Yygaf ROusR >

Meets an such snsrsen<i-r ant 10 hoosholt
ford 70 es -ithoui H. III always ready ard ~
ths sticking pslrf.
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SPAUIDING'S PREPARED GIrF.
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUK
sPAULDISGS PREPARED GLUE
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AGRICULTURAL,

The Agent Of this celebrated ma
Il chine has the pleasure Ofoscriny 10 the farming
community perfect machine. which is nndoub;ed-
Is The best Harvesting Machine In the world.
HOME TESTIMONY:
Ma. GnovrE-Sir. have been using ons " The
above named HaEvesiers for the last three years.
and am 80 well pleased with Il. that would not
take $500 for H. II could not obtain another OF the
sane kind find by experience, that there l. AZ
leasr saving Il 81 20 pr In the way " secu.
ring wheat, over that cut and put up BY the most
approved reapcrs. In fact would not let my ap-
proved rcApers. In fact would not lei ny grain be
eut la any other way. Il Il were offered 70 be pat In
SAMUEL MIIIIGAN.
Near zsrrs Hss'f. Ny s6ta, lsss.
I endorse the aboyc.
One year ago We purchased one u the Illinois Har
veslcrs and would not dispense with the Us Of Il
Cor any price. We most eheeliully endorse all tha,
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK.
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that NJ. Millisan says about
hi- Illinois Harvester. but will further say that
would not take en- 600 for my machine Il eOuid not
''>'''' '''' = - JAMES JACKSON.
We have used Que Of Haines Illinois Harvestcrs
during the last two with entire abstraction,
aud would say.to our brother farmers that We would
not take $500 fer the one have, II We could not
procure another q the sane kind. aud We endorse
VT 1itlitah @tnoNt tll1 ~ uAlNeaN-
ing. IHos. a. COOPER
PETER LYONS.
otter Greek Township, vigo Co. Ind.
Mr.. GssvKa-sTE have used one Of Haines' IL
ln0ls Harvesiers for the lat two years, and have
used various kinds of the most approved reapeTs q
other patterns, and and oy Gloss calculation that
can save about two-thlgds g tie expense By using
the Illinois Harvester. wauit not take 81 900 for
the one have Il c1lil eos procure another q the
same kind
II did not cost rae more ta4a 70 ce1ts rcT seer 20
harvest my wheat The past tro wears. taking lnto
confederation The mode - sorils ant saving of tho
grain. JACl8 BROWN.
Tho above named rentltran ere al residents H.
eur ults,-a but two within ore heur's ride q
TeTrc Haufe-ta4 0clit vllLnSly give aly ilt1r-
saston a. @ tie use all utlv O his Harvester
that may b. asked.
l. sddlaou @ l-s a1cve narled Il srveller have q
good Ccmhined Reaper All Mower ,Eecdsl that
VII warrant % o. eo1i work. aid wAcl WIZ sell
t5r SIoo twelve latlll.s tl-le, 81 cScasnEe So
5rall o. good horses.
Ian also sa0. Ag,n. ~ tee Justly celebrated Back
Eye Co1t.le4 R-apef8 az nsuers. said 90 y tha
best ia Use. "A SAAOh LtAf
Agettfog yigo srd surrounding c711-ss S.
ssrlsase call AID odtain l.lnp-s' ant szin-
ine the Maraine.
Mo-, East SIDE Psbl'e sgaafe, Iefre usa'e
June 3d&wln
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ss- sineie tostis q srAULDiN6s fhFfAhft
GTfE ~ffl sase ten times 80 cot -ss
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MA brush socosnpAnses sarh bottle.
rFfce - -~nts
Address.
HESRY G spAUfJfs0.
Ne. <sCFDAR -. Nv Tors
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by The Use o. these Pills The periodic siiarAt
Nervous or .~cf HEADACHE may be prevented. s1a
AIKEN a. the commencement Of an attach immediate
e!ief from sickness vii be obtained.
Thcy seldom fsil IN renewing he Aasset sia
He1ddcls 20 Which females are 20 much subject
They act generally mon tic bowel r-rnosin
Cosfire1ess
For Lserasg sa.. S.iesfs. Delleaie F,u.ais,
ard all persons n ietlry 1abifs they ar saiual,
a. larstss. 81 improving The appes,, giving 'ar,
and ~i9o' 10 the digestive organs. and reslcrin, ~
natural electricity and strength a. the whole ~ I,.
The CKPHAIIc Pills are the result a ioig ..-
rgs,on and carefully conducted experiment. E. ~
been In use many years. during which ~. f.-y
have prevented ard relieved vast amount o. gs,a
and suffering irom headache. whether orgiusuas Ia
f1< n>rrols system irofa asranged state ,fih
stomach.
They entirely vegetable IN their o,.'nso. ti.,.
and may be taken Al al times vii perfect saieiy
withou, making any change q di-' n'ia "a ob.,l.
Of any di.agrse,se tlsse resGs.s ere. a.'fal.
isier lien, 3 elGdrc.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
Tho gcrl.ns have signatures q Hslsy c. s9auisin
on sach bor
" Druss-i. sBi all oshss as.isrs Ia p ssl-
cine
A box u,n h. 80, ~ mail On r,rslrs 9Th.
PRICE, Is CENTS
All ofdsfs slolic H. siss,.-d 10
HENkA (, sfAULDING
ssCosH street. New Tori
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE. OR RENT.

oiiar ut private sale three eligible Lots
III The Village of l.ancaster-No ], z and 2.
Lot No. is vac mt Lot, fronting on
DnnI"p and FRENCH Streets, and contains
about one Rcre Of ground.
>, Lot No. 2, joins No. ], and fronts on
French Street 1t contains very hand.
SON" neN dwelling, one and halt stories
hfsn' with six neatly finished sRooms. On
t"r ptsmlaes isa good Kitchen, Stables.
ana All OTHER Necessary convenieucvs. Il is
a''oSetn-r Que OF the most desirable places
ID lie Village o: Lancaster.
Lot No. 3, joins Lot No. 2, and front. on
Church and French Street. 4. contains
small, but comfortable dwelling all neces
saty ouibuiid;ngs, and good WORK shop.
These .pls will BE- sold separately or to-
grther. They are valuable proper,; and
"tfer tempting Inducements for permanent
Investment Of money. If no, ,urd before
'hr hr'' OF January next, they will be rem
tea f"r The ensuing Year.
fcr particulars ~ to terms Of Sal. or
heni apply to Jones Crockett, at Lancaster
Court House.
JAMES ". INGRAM.
Dec 18th 1862, 45.-,f
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Governor ID. L. Bonham.

The Genrrai Assembly, yesterday, (say-
the South Car"liniHn OF the 18Th instant, }
elected the lion NJ J.. Bonhom To tn, hiyb
and r'sp'h,ib'e osiIi"n of Chief Magistrate
Uf South Carolina A tried solder in IT.
n'o'abIe battle Of Msnnsres, h. yain. d
ths highest reputation for ability, skill and
soliierly character, and has now r.cei, ed
The high dsIinction "f being called to IN.
helm of State Ia the hour of his country
peril. His services in civil as we'll as mili
tary life have given him claim To the hon
ors now Conferred upon h,m, and he II,
doubt ill ~ear th.m gracefully.
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Twenty Thousand Yankees X He'd and
Wounded at Fredericksburg

PLrsHsBU"G, December II A .ad. has
arr'rd here, who lett Norfolk Monduy
ias.. She says Tie information Of Buru-
side" defeat produced the most stunning
effect ola ,hs Yankees in Nortols, whli. our
own people we're greatly .Ialvd. he Yam.
Nee a.e'un'a say they We're perinil,,d d to
occupy Fredericksburg with but IiIl!. oppo
sitl"u, but as soon as u large fore, not
a'r".s' The rebel Gencral Leo opened upon
t"em "itn t"o hundred aud my pieces Of
aru'ie'y, whi'e SIuar, tot party in their
rear. aud poured murdercus lire into tie
Umon r"nka They say 70 much havoc
la, not been since the war commenced
They report 'he'r Loss IN killed aud - oun.
dca al more Than tHeniy Thousand.
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From the West.

MOBILE. Dec l7--A special dispatch To
the Advertiser g. Register dated Vicksburg,
the 10Th, says Two Of the encm,'s yum
boa'' VEL, UP the river yrsterd ~ aud that
another LETT tins morning
." Friday Federal ram gunboat was
destroyed III lazoo river by our torpedors.
On the Stn inst, the Federal transport
Lake 'ity was captured ut Cnrson's Land
my on the Mississippi b. Bowvn's cavalry
with seventy live Thousand dollars in cash
and line lot Of provision, aud cluthiur.
MURFREEsB rRo, Dec. I5--On Friday
last the abulitiohi,ls drove ia our picket, u,
Frank I'm, killing four and uun6lug twenty.
thee. Tney left after partially desire, inr
the ilrpr mills
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 10th
says that bill viii hc introduced in the
Yankee House Of Representatives author.
'Zing l.incoIn /" Cruanize the negro re.i.
ments la serve for "a term Of seven ,.ar,
The New Jersey members of Congress-
are preparing "a resolution for a proposition
of an urni,,icc for xix months on Nupo.
leans pan.
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The Legislature.

In the Senate, OIL Ih. 18Th inst Mr p
II. Hammond. offered the following Vet,
appropriate Preamble aud Re,outun-
which Va. agreed to:
Whr.ea. the ravages Of war have been
felt in our midst, sweeping away the gal
liant. the 'ir,uous aud the good; and where
~, in this mighty struggle Tor liberty and
ind-peLdcnce, it hath pleased ia. All Al.
Ruler Of the desrinies -: men I" permit the
brave and gallant Col. Dixon Barne- (Ia,.
member Of the Senate from Lancaster Dis
trict) 10 be stricken down ut the head al
his regiment OH the bloody field cf Sharps
burg:
Rsso!red. That with feeling. "f profnund
sorrow inc Senats has received the an.
n0unrr m-ht Of III. death II the Hon. Dixon
Barnes, late m.lnb.r fr,m Lancaster Lis
tiiet
Resolred, That in tic death Of the Hon.
Dixon Barnes, the Confederate States has
lost an able snd g.lan, officer, and ui-
Senate = valuable member.
Resolred, That in memory Of the de-
ceased, the Senate wear the usual badge Uf
mourning
kes0lrea Tha, copy Of this preamble
and Of these r.-ol utiuns be sent to the fam
lily of The d.cea-cd.
Sir Moses moved that, ne further matk
Of respect to the decreased Senator, IN.
Senate do now adjourn. The motion wa
carried. and the Senate adjourned at ~
minutes past 3 p. IN.
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SllERIFFo SALE.

by VirIuc at Sundrv Wur, at Fl Fa to
TIE dIcciei II, J,mr, Il. iinntrr, Cnuirde.
rate WM Tx C",irciur. ! wui sell bcl.,r.
IN" tu"'i House door IL Lancaster on The
lat Mundn ia January neal, wuhin the L..
cai hour, Of sale, the folio" ing Real E,t ,Ic,
VIZ:
40 Acrrs Of land more or less wh.rron
ID. trnd nj rrsiie', nGjuI"Iug lands 81 Dam'l
"uhn,iun Inh o,h-rs, levied on ard To be
sold ~ the property Of J"m.S Il JOHNSON
a. lhr suit nI tie Siale.
Also. 200 acres, more or less, know u as
the Ez"ll G"ld Mine IN the indian Land
pur'i' u at ihis District, 'r,ir "n and To bc
void "s lie property 81 Thomas l. BiacS,
al the sui, ot tue State.
Also, 5uO acres, more ar less wicrron
Defendant nov re- idrS. ievI-d on and Ia he
s"d as thc property of ErvIn Knight at the
suit nf She State.
Ais", 40 acres, more or less, on which
lie Driynuaut nov Trs.dr-. levied on aid
Io br sold AZ tnr property "f William WI
kerson at ihe -u,t "t the Safe.
Ais". 94u acres. more oT less, ~hprcun
defend ut noA lives, levied "n and tn be-
sold u IN. property at Mrs Law ina Perry
at the suIt at the Stale
The ah"ve lands " i'll bs s"ii TO the pur
rnnscr who VII Day then f"r tue shor,.sl
'rIms nmd pa, Ihs Confederate War Tax
aud c"sis Of sale
AMOS McMANUS. = l. ID
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Dec i3, 1862, Add rfs2 zach
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-12-24
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