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River News.

The river is sgain swelling but no con-
siderable rise is apprehended unless it con-
tinues to rain as appearances would now
seem to indicate.
The arrivals and departures of boats have
not been particularly numerous during the
last twenty-four hours.
The City of Memphis left on Wednesday
evening for the seat of war.
The Minnehaha from Cairo, passed up
about IL o'clock on Wednesday night.
The magnificent little Charley Bowen
was found snug at her landing at daylight
yesterday morning.
The splendid Louisville and New Orleans
passenger steamer, Diana, came down from
Louisville early yesterday morning, and
took from the levee cargo of tobacco for
Morris Rainier.
The Storm came in from Green river,
yesterday, with a large load of tobacco,
and some miscellaneous freight.
The B. J. Adams, Capt. Richey, with
commissary and suffers stores for Pittsburg
Landing, came down at 5 o'clock, and
after taking aboard some freight, left for
her destination. She had on board Company
F, 10th regulars, and about $50 GONZALES
cent volunteers belonging to various regi-
ments. They were all under command of
Capt. Alfred L. Hough of the 10Th. in
fantry. ~ ~;
The Glendale from Pittsburg Landing
with number of invalid soldiers belonging
mostly to Ohio regiments, came up last
evening, charming the citizens with the
music of her calliope.
While the Star Grey Eagle lay at the
wharf boat last night, her calliope dis
eoursed most excellent music.
The Tycoon, which is in charge of the
Cincinnati Sanitary Committee, came down
yesterday en- route to Pittsburg Landing,
there to await the next great battle. Mr..
Chas. Fogdic, of the Sanitary Committee is
in charge of the boat. gu4
The Little Grey Eagle, whose coming we
unfortunately forgot TO mention yesterday
morning, came down yesterday afternoon
with fair freight and large passenger
list. She returned to Louisville last night.
The Bowen was fairly crowded with
passengers as she left yesterday.
The Key West No. 2, fairly loaded down
and covered over with freight for st. Louis
passed down yesterday. -,l
a steamer without name visible, passed
down yesterday, loaded with what appeared
to be Government stores.
The Undine from Nashville with a full
cargo of cotton, tobacco, &c, came in abou
noon yesterday. t
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Evansville sanitary Commissioned


The following are the names of the cffs
GERS of the Sanitary Commission of Evans
vile. These, with the Chairmen of the
several Committees, constitute Board of
Directors:
SAM'L. ORR, President.
". T. IGLEHEART, Vice President
P HoRNBRoCK, Corresponding Sec'y..
J.H. CUTLER, Recording Secretary.
c. R. BEMENT, Treasurer.
J. @. JEWELL, Commissary.
The following are the several committees
whose duty it is to visit the several hos
pitfalls on the days designated:
On Wednesday Of each soeek.-No. l. Jno
Wymond, Chairman; J. S. Jaquess, G. Deck
er, N. A. Lawrence.
On Thursday Of each wtek.-No. 2. J, P.
Elliott, Chairman; Rev. Mr.. White, Il.
Blount, Ben. Altering.
On Friday Of each s0eek.-No. 3. VIM.
Hielman, Chairman; S. II. Archer, Thomas
Scantlin, Elijah Copeland.
On Saturday Of each sceek.--No. 4. w. q.
Walker, Chairman; q. D. Allis, Jacob Sin
zich, W. 7. Page. - p"
On Sundays of each aoeek.-No. 5. Geo,
W. Foster, Chairman; s. Sorrenson, VIM.
Caldwell, L. Howes.
On Mondays of each t0sek.-No 6. @. S.
Wells Chairman; aWm. r. Preston, Val.
Cramer, Isaac Hass. 3
On Tuesdays of each s0eek.-No. z. Fl. Q.
Wheeler, Chairman; J. H. Rocker, @. II
Fish, E. E. Wheeler.
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e@ Bombasteg Furiogo Murray N. D.

e9r Bombastes Furioso Murray, M. D.,
o. s. A, who cut such figure in our city
on Wednesday, came well nigh having i'm
posed upon him a heavy fine and perhaps
Imprisonment, for his insOlence to His
Eonor the Mayor. He richly deserved it,
and nothing but the remarkable forbearance
of Mayor Baker saved him. There was
also on the boat, and at times strutting en-
the street, an orderly or servant, with a
long-tailed coat, who carried more brass
than brains, who very superfously endeav-
ored to render himself ridiculous, and suc-
ceeded remarkably well. His name is lost
to fame.
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BE- Fears are expressed that Comma
dore Fecse will be compelled to throw up
his command, on account of the hurt re-
ceived in his foot at the attack on Fort DON
elson. We hope the old Commander will
retain his position until the Federal flag
waves over the city of Memphis.
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RsA.A rebel deserter, who joined our
feet of gunboats in the vicinity of Fort
Pillow, brought some startling intelligence.
He says the rebels had received intelligence
that oar fleet had battered doom Fort Jack
soui thirty miles below New Orleans, but
had rot yet attacked Fort st. Phillip, on
the opposite side of the river, Commodore
Rollins was at New Orleans.
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So Major Gen. Love of Indiana is in the
city, looking after the comfort of the
wounded and sick soldiers of the Indiana
regiments. We doubt if the soldiers of any
other State receive the prompt care and at
tentfOn, that is bestowed upon the brave
boys of Indiana.
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Aftacl1nenf NOTICE.

WE@ WeRERR.RS Il SUIT OF 1T
~ TACHMENT was issued out of my office
the 18th day Of April, 1852, in favor of Samuel
=. Gilbert and William B. Baker, against Daniel
Fowler and it appearing by AFFIDAVIT that said de-
fendant is nonresident of the State Of Indiana,
and that service could not be had by summons,
sad defendant is hereby notified that the hearing
of said cause viii take place at my Office in Pigeon
Township, Vanderburg county, Indiana, on the
18th day OF May, 1862 at nine O'Clock in the FORE
noon. @. We MCBRIDE, Justice,
GsEAL.l ap25-3w
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BG@ Just as we were eongratulating
ourself and the people generally upon the
temperance of sunshine and pleasant
weather, the clerk of the weather took an
other within, and our people awoke yester-
day morning to hear again the pattering of
the rain against the windows and on the
roofs. Still we are convinced that what
soeVer is, is right.
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TAXING HOME THE DEAD.-Seven bodies
of Union soldiers who fell on tn battle
field. or who have died of sickness, were
sent north on the train yesterday morning.
The 3. i& G. Railroad never refuses to
carry this honored freight free when desir-
ed by those unable to pay.
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EZ@ The St. Louis Republican says Gen.
Pope has joined Gen. Halleck with about
10000 men, leaving with Commodore
Foote, the Forty-third Indiana, Col. Nc
Lean, and the Forty-sixth Indiana, Colonel
Fitch. He left also at Tiptonville the
Fcrty-seventh Indiana and one of the Mich
igan regiments. The thirty fourth Indiana
is detailed at New Madrid.
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HOME INTERESTS.

B9@ On our first page this morning we
publish the law abolishing slavery in the
District of Columbia. A perusal of its
various sections will convince that Con-
gress has made the proper distinction for
once between the property of rebels and
the property oflcyal men.
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EGFhe rebel gunboats on the Missis-
sippi are said to be manned with about so
men each. Their boilers are barricaded
with railroad iron, and the most vulnera-
bic parts are partially plated with some old
81 fiat bar"
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D The Savings Bank, No. First
street, buys and sells gold, exchange on New
York, Illinois, Missouri, and all other un-
current money, sells sight drafts on Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland in sums to suit
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Rr On account of the bad weather the

sB On account of the bad weather the
auction sale of J. j. COhn was postponed
till Saturday, April Is, when he will sell a
fine assortment of Dry Goods, such as Cali
Goes, Bleached Cotton, Ladies' Dress Goods,
ready-made Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, &c, &C. Also 500 yards Car
pet, Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c.
- - II Cnur,r
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STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-For sale, the
fine light-draught, side wheel steamer,
Capitola. Has been built eighteen months.
Will be sold very cheap for cash. Apply
on board at the Evansville wharf.
ap24-IW J. L. THOMPSON.
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Mr.. EDIroR:-Permit me, through your
paper, to acknowledge the receipt of the
following sums for the use of the sick SOL
diers in our hospitals.
From Francis Amory, Esq ..........SI0 90
from citizens of New Harmony, per
Jonn cooper, Jr.................... 80 90
FROM Lewis Daumb ......... ........... s 90
FROM WIN. Kahn ...................... 2 90
from ROBERT Boyd, Esq, architect,
formerly of this city. .................. 10 90
SAMUEL ORR.
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NOTICE.

THE UsY.DERsKGN.ED HAH.EsN-G
N purchased all the property. real personal, and
mixed, belonging to the Bell Mine Coal Com
pany, of Crittsnden county, Kentucky, informs
all parties interested present their claims for
arrangement, at the Office of the Company, where
he viii attend TO them in has capacity Of Secretary
and Treasurer OF the late Company.
APPS VIM. o. CARYILL.
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Notice 10 COnfractOrs.

G R.ALED PROPOSALS. WILL Be
~ received until Saturday, April %, 1862, for
the construction Of BRICK sidewalks, plank side"
walks, and stone curl bling.
Said sidewalks and cuTbing to conform TO the
requirements of the City Ordinances and the sano
TO be used in the construction of said sidewalks 20
be of the best clear, coarse Bayou sand.
p. BURKE, CLERK.
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"anted-
&RERFEF's SAFE. no. 90.

&HEBFKR'5 SIZE, NO. Ga.
By virtue of two orders of Sale issued out of the
Office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court one in of faYer of George w. Rathbone and
Samuel BayArd, and enc in favor Of John A. Retz,
and both against Theodore Mingst and others, L
will on
THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1862,
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
public auction the rents, issues and profits for
the term of years of the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Beginning in the Northern Boundary of Lamasco
City on the west side OF Seventh Avenue, and run
ming thence south with the west side of said Ave
nue. one hundred and twenty feet more or less, to
the corner of Eleventh street and Seventh Avenue,
thence west three hundred and eighty feet, thence
north one hundred and twenty feet, more or less
to the Northern Boundary Of Lamasco CITY,
thence with the line three hundred and eighty
feet, to the place of beginning, situated in Van
derburg county, Indiana.
And should said rents and profits of said real
estate not sell for sufficient to satisfy said
writ and costs, will at the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple of said premises.
e. GEORGE WOLFLIH,
Sheriff V. C.
GaTvin b Reid, Pif-s Attv's ap25 So IS
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Public Sale Of Flatb0at.

~ Office IS HRRRBH' &AK.sss
% W to the owner or claimant of the ElatDQat
aground across the gutter, the mouth Of Division
street sewer, to remove said boat and II not To-
moved said boat will be sold By public aEctlon on
Thursday mornings April q, 1867 at ~ o cloeE-
sn9S p BURKE, Clerk.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
"a GEO. FOSTER & co.'s"


0UJV.NRe RAGS.-50 bales heavy Tx
w bushell gunny bags, just received and for
sale by Geo. Foster & Go.
NAILS 900 kegs Nails. all sizes, received and
for sale By Geo. Foster 90.
LIME.--3O0 bbls white Lime, in good cooperags 4,
just received and for sale by Geo. Foster & Co.
BACON. LARD, 4c.-we have full supply of
sugar cured, canysssed and plain Hams, clear and
ribbed Sides, c9nvassed and plain Shoulders, mess
trump Pork, choices key, and tierce Lard, all Of
our, own curing and fully warranted.
ssSr@ GEO. FOSTER q co.,
APPS Corner Locust and Canal.
Notice of Application for License.
ne OTRCE as AERRBTs GKHsRJN-
~ " that we will apply to the Beard of County
Commissioners of Vanderburgh county, at their
next term, commencing on the first Mo nday in
june 1862, for license to sell intoxicating liquors
in less quantity thana quart, for the term Of enc
year. So 4fA= g - t-4- ---
Our place of business is on Water street, Lot No.
4, Old Plan Of the City of Evansville.
b apz6-d3w ii. SCHAFFER co.
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IMPROVE YOUR STOCK

WWE~ RAsNH 70 UsNTR RURR -TsW
WE Bull will stand at the National Yard, on
Water street, on Monda ys, Tuesdays, and Woines-
days, and Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at
Aliens bridge, 30 miles above the city. Term
low for cash. [ap22d3tl JAMES CARTER.
Gs0ROyN.BB'S KyVQUEST.-Be it re-
u membered tn at on this I4th day of april, 1862
the undersigned, Justice of the Peace, within
and for the Township of Pigeon, county Of Van.
derburgh and State Of Indiana, held an inquest
with the assistance Of twelve qualified electors o
nay township, over the dead body Of John Welsh
who was found dead at his late residence in thu
city of Evansville, County and State aforesaid
when and where said jury returned TO me the fol
lowing verdict 81 We do find the deceased came q
his death from two shots frcm double barrelet
saot gun in the hands of Miles Ogle, by him dis
charged" BEN. STINSON,
Justice and Coroner for the time being of Van
derburgh county. apis
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CITY ORDERS WANTED.

"RE N.N.0BRSEGJVED DEsEBES
"a to purchase $500 in city orders, for which
she will pay the current ates.
ap22-tf o. E. LEWIS.
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Dissol4tion Notice;

Dissolution IN 0t1ce.
HvRR SHIP AERR'
II tofure existing between a. L. and John Dan
nettell ID this day dissolved by mutual consent
Each party is authorized to settle the accounts
the late firm.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to th'
late firm viii please call and settle immediately
The business OF the old firm Will be continued IL
the name OF HENRY DANNETTELL.
April 1s-d1w
@yTsRB GAgV.DEES.-SOO boxes Jsss quality,
~ for sale LOW by 9. u. GILBERT GOO'
feb3
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J. J. Com, Auctioneer.
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1.-THE Star Spangled Banner IN Triumph yet waves
Der the land Of the Frse and the home OF the
Brave"
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TAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY

go All wants supplied by advertising ia the
JOURNAL.
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6WeBBT-ROB T.RREB
AZ UsE.-50 bushels received and TO arrive at
mhzO r. 4. COOKS.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


SciuyAN.-Ar llth. sehs Grccian, Abbott EpS-
ton Granpus f0mroy, d.; Lewella, Loud, "a
lem.
SD 18th. sch Henry clay. Blaisdell, Boston.
Sid lith, Sc, b il elskin-, llod. ;kins. fishing.
B.Neon.-Ar 10th, sch Northern, Warrior X eHt,
Buck port.
Cd 10th, sch Spartin. Sadlcr Ellsworth.
Ar l9th. .ehs Sparkling. Moray. beer Lie :
Sar,iine, simmons, Scdgwick klzl Leland,
Blodgcr. Castiue Phebe Ann, Green, Eruok,-
vile Phiianthr1pis, Homer and shoal ater.
Rider, Bucksport.
Also ar 18Th. schs J Warren, Cousins and Full
ton, Haskell. scdgwiek Mars Hill, Limeburner.
Castine Senator Eaton, Deer Isle
Ar IAN, sch Anacreon, Webber Buchill.
Cid lith, sehs Caspian, Smith, Boston Day
spring, Cousins, Weymouth.
MacnIAs.-Ar 9TH, scis Donwor,h, Eralbufy,
Boston Nth, Freedom, Croker, Boston II, Ma
~ Ann. Bryant, Jouesport
Cid 9th, sshs ZIua bradbury, Boston 10th,
Donworth. Bradbury. Machiasport, to load ios
Boston llth, Amelia, Gould, New York.
PoRrLAvp.-Ar It'll, sch Campbell, Pickett. Car.
denas 18th ult
Ar 9th, schs Helen Mar, stockbridse. Maebils
for Boston Roselle, Grant Surry for Gloucester.
CID 9Th. big Gharlena, Means, Cardenas, 6eo.
Hunt.
CD sth, brig Abby Watson, Watson, Havana
Il John Smith.
BosroS-Ar eth, schs oriolc, Shaw and J Bar
low, Walls C. ais Samaritan, Dodge, Brooks
vile Al .cc, Leighton, Cherryheld William
MeCobb. Gray, BuekspOrt Jane, Winehenbach
and Alleghan, Stahl, Waldoboro; Julia Elizabeth
Merrill Bluehill.
Cld It'll, sch J Warren Cousins, Scdgwck.
Ar sth, schs Laura Jane, of fremont, Jones 81
George, n b Mary Elizabeth, o: Trenton, III p
gins, Lepreaux, n d /; Norwcst, Haskell and j
NJ Brewer, Sprague, Calais; Montana, >anborn,
and II b Foster, Goliath, Machias Fanny Fern
Iiadey, Trenton James Henry. Wood. Surry /;
Midas, Richards, Mt Desert Pool, Haskell, and
Enchantres., Manchester, Deer Is otronto
Hammond, Ellsworth.
Cid s, schs Governor, Watson, Fortress Monroe
Ar 9th, schs Zouaye, Foster, Philadelphia IL
luminator Dreamer, Waldoboro Carpo Laurie ;
Mineral, Gray, and Orion, Hart, Calais; Tarquin,
Wood. Sarry William, Gray, Gouldsboro (; En-.
ma Wadsworth, Norton, and American Eagle,
Wilder, Pembroke Friends, Strout, CherryAeld.
Ar 10th, brig Harriet, sedgey, Chsptank River
DIig Princeton, Of BroOklin, Me, Allen, Philadei-
phia sebs ii Boynton, Jordan, Baltimore Hi
ram, Wells Calais Palos, Moon. Sullivan Luz
cy Jane, Squirting, Cranberry Isles.
Ar llth, schs Cereseo. Of Ellsworth, Smith, ST
George, N d ; Alexandria, of BROOKLYN, Hall, st
Andrews, b; Alvarado, Alley, Calais Vul-
can Small, Pembroke Dolphin, Lord A Hoop
err, Godfrey Georgia, Alley Forester, Jordan,
and Rattan, Holt, Ellsworth Cape Cod, Ham
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r a II Il r. 8,

in great variety, both ruled anal unruIed, such as
DENY, POST, CAP, LETTER, FRENCH;
COMMERCIAL NOTE, haest quality linen, and
cheaper qualities;
FRENCH NOTE, plain and tinted;
WASHINGTON MEDALLION, a nice article;
MOUNT VERNON NOTE. various sizes;
BILLET. &C., 4e.;
INITIAL PACKETS with Envelopes to match,
in just such packages as are convenient for La
dies or Gentlemen. A MEN article, neat as a
pin and fashionable;
BILL HEAD PAPER, ruled with wide heading
ENVELOPE PAPER, plain and eolored;
TISSUE, pink and white,
For Sale at the AMERICAN OFFICE.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County SpEnissionsrs
April Term, A. d. ls62.
pon the foregoing petition II is considered by
the Commissioners that abe Petitioners respon-
sibe and that they ought % he heard touching tho
matter set forth in Aheir petition, and therefore
order that the County Commissioners meet at
John GIuhbard's, in Bucksport. on Tuesday tho
24th day Of june next, at o'clock A. NJ,
and thence proceed TO view the route mentioned
is said petition, Immediately after which view, n
hcaring of the parties and witnesses will be had
at some convenient place in the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises the Com
Wlssioners shalkSadgo proper. And it is further
ordered-Th notice of the time, place and pur-
pnsc OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid, ba
given TO all persons and corporations interested,
10y Serylng arrested copies OF the petition and this
order thereon, upon the clerks Of the towns of
BUCKSP0RT and 0RLAND,
and b. posting up atte;tsd copies aforesaid, in
public places in ooh Of said towns, thirty days al
least before the time appointed for said view, and
by publishing the petition and order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper published at Ellsworth, in the County
of Hancock, the first publication to be thirty days
at least before the time of said giew that all per-
sons and corporations interested may a,terd and
be heard if they think fit.
Attest, pARkE CIR W. PERRY, Clerk,
A true copy Of the petition and order therein.
II Affect PARKER ", PERRY, Clerk,
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i
HANcoCcX, ss.-Court Of County Commissioners,
April Term, 4. b. lNo!.
Upon tac fore going petition it is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are rcspon-
sible and that they ou ht be card touching the
matter set firth in their petition, and therefore
order, that the County Commissioners meet at
The Mansion House, in Aurora, on Tuesday the
2Gth day of August next, at o'clock A. NJ,
and thence proceed to view tho rortc mentioned
In said petition, after which view, to wi; on he
same day, at ) o'clock in the afternoon hearn :;
of the parties and witnesses will be had AT the
said Mansion llouse in Aurora, a Convenient place
in the vicinity, and such other measures taken ia
the premises as the Commissioners shall judse
proper. And it is further
Or3efei-That notice of the time, place and
purpose Of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid,
be given to all persons and corporations interested
by publishing an attested cop3 Of the petition and
tais order thereon three weeks sueeesshely in the
Ellsworth American, a newspaper published at
Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock. the first
publication to be thirty days at least before the
time of said view; and also by publishing the
same six weeks successfully in the kenuebec our
nal, the newspaper published by the printer to the
State, the last publication to be thirty days at
least before the time appointed for said view, that
all persons and corporations int,res may attend
aud be heard if they think fit.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
a true copy OF the petition and order thereon.
II Attest. PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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ClOOIGInGS.

To the Honorable Board of County Commissioners
for tue County OF Hancock.
rENliE ull Isl 5nel respectfully represent that
4 tho making Of the read now land out, on
Township No IS in said County. AROUND Pine
ILL, 80 cllel) in said township. will be attend
cd with much expense and will be OF small prac-
tieal benefit, aud that a better location may be
made round SAIL hill. They therefore pray your
Board 10 discontinue sail road and locate some
other route which viii be Of greater public beue-
fit aud convenience.
SETH TTSDALE, and others