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TO SELL OR LEASE.

To SELL OR LEASE, ON REASONABLE
=, 4 terms, the Northeast ss'hs of LoG II, old
Plan OF Evansville, being 2sffs feet front by l5C
leet dep, on First between Vine and Division
streets. For further parti. uars enquire of John
D. Cnahcler, or WIN. P. Epson,
"Pllti Mt. Vefn0R, Ind.
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Money Waiting.

All persons having claims against the
steamer Armada, are requested to pre-
sent them at the Office of the boat imme-
diately.
z. e. RusroN. Clerk.
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B9" A fine assortment of Photo
graphic Albums for sale cheap at j.
Perry Elliott's City Gallery, No. s
Second Street
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notice.
Co-Partnership Formed.

TEE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
i the selves together for trausaciing Boot
and Shoe business in Evansville, Indiana, AT No. "a
Main Street, at the cli stand of w. ii Walker, in
the name and style of Walker & Evans.
WILLIAM II. WALKER,
mvI2 DE @. EVANS.
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A SK1RM1sH-The New Albany Ledger
SAYS a skirmish occurred last week be-
tween a detachment of the Hancock
county, Ky., Home Guards and an equal
body of rebels, near Hawesville The
rebels made good their escape in the
usual wav-hy skedaddling.
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Rn- Indiana was represented nv six
regiments in the battle Of Chancelfnrs-
Vile. viz: the It'll, 18th, 18th, Doth. 9th
and Sd cavalry Ofthese we only know
the loss in the 18th and Goth The 9th,
we understand, suffered much more than
anv of the others
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED AN
Intelligence Office on Third Street. four doors
west of the Washington Hotel. where he will give
strict and prompt attention to all business in that
line holm WATMAN
Zeitung copY-anI5
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BS" There are still some repair bills
against the Armada that have not been
presented. All persons having them are
urgently requested to present them to-
day, without fail
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

Bg. Among the passengers by the
Little Grey Eagle yesterday we were
pleased to see Capt. Humphrey, of the
mammoth Wharf Boat, who has been
rusticating in Louisville for week past
He looks bright as new silver dollar.
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EMS LIST.
King VIM T
Liehtnar George
Littlepage John P
Lemaster : d
Long y 5 2
Lemons G S
Lloyd j G 2
Lee J p
LOWS David F
Lockwood 4 VI
Mellan Wood
Munford Serg't W NJ
Martin ID Y
Mitchell Geo W
Merton Samuel Jr
Nayes Thos II
Morris John II
Maviner Adolph
Metcalf r D
Myer Henry
Miller Robt
Meriove Joseph
Miles VI T.
MathpnV Chaa
Marshal Vim Z
Midgeley Fred w
Milo Jacob
VI yves ThOs II
Nickel Simon
Maltley G. q
Miller L
HcHenry John Fl
Mcdaniel J T 2
McKimly
McLane ThOs
McCafy John A
SIcClain Capt John +
McKenna Michael
II Dowell CassweIl
mcGowen Robert
Nc urchn Jas
Nash Thos
Nafilet Jas
Newi,ereer James
keShit w r
Nevins John
Nicholson Andrew G
Nelson z G
Oimsted VIM Sr
o msted VIM Jr
Parker II
Powell Willoughby
PaGlsou Geo
Price Jas NJ
Peck Hamilton
Robson Geo L
Rogers VIM ID
Rogers Capt Thos
ROcene Pct T
Rogers Rev VIM X
Sepyer VIM
Simpson Edward
Shuptaugh Isaac
Scranton VIM c B 2
Seberer Norman
Scott Ealancthon
Ssw,3er John 2
ShClsr n
Saxey John
Sanders W.n
Smith Hhos
Sargent Thos C
Simmons VIM
Shaw John
Smith Henry
Shea James
Scott " p
Stu'wiil Martin 3
Swift JAS
Stuart Henry
SianSbHrTy Henry
Stockton VIM
StainbroOk Peter
StinsOn Geo III
Tribe John
Tucker A 7
Taylor John
Vaughn Mills
Valentine V
Van Blaircum Geo
Wishart \ u
Waters Julius 5 ,
Woodruff John 7
Weabaurc Frank
Whitenbough Nicholas
Wills John p
Wilson Sanford
Weston D Z
Walsh Jas
Waters Michael
White George w
Wilson John A
Weldon e F
Wilson Adam
Young BENJAMIN
IS II. MCNELY, P. NJ u
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RS~ Tobacco continues to arrive in
large quantities and being rapidly pushed
forward by the Evansville and Craw-
louisville railroad and by water to the
East, The receipt this year will far ex-
coed that of any former season.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, May II.
81 boxes boots and shoes Morgan, Reed Co. !;
crates crockery, NJ A. Lawrence; boxes sar-
dimes, Preston Brothers; 10 quarter barreI- mo-
lasses, barrels boxes merchandise, II. A. Cook :;
boxes goods, p boxes sardines. J. d. Heiman !;
bundles fucs, kegs NUTS, copper stills, Kratz
K Heilman GOO sacks corn, J. e. Lloyd; 2 cars
hay, II bales hay, g. w. Cochran; 2 cars hay 1853
sa ks corn, Brands & Crawford; l barrel sugar,
Kelley Co.; box hardware, J. B. Mesker; 49
boxes glassware, 10 barrels glassware, Keller d
White; boxes ocks, 2 oxes weights, c. q.
Davis; IL cases hoods, Slapker & Bnssing; box
books, l box patent medicines, p. 6. 0'Rlcy; 1
pox clothing, s. Gumberts; ice chests, Scantlin
x Co.; boxes cigars, Schroeder i Lcmcke; 2
boxes dry gods, w. j. Deublcr; l box, , dozen
co.. mats, W. Caldwell bundles sacks, J. C.
Wheeler; magazines powder, J. p Elliott; 2
sheets boiler iron, j. l.. White; box sheet tin,
case do, ). Orr; box books, 20 kegs red lie d,
l box paint j. lie ley; 10 sacks seeds II. o. Bab-
cock; 254 bales hay, w NJ. Altman.
A. +. SHRAHER, Agent.
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Be- 1t is not Strange that Hooker lost
victory, when the chara cter of the fight
ing of a portion of his command is taken
into consideration. The entire loss in
the Eleventh Corps, killed and wounded,
is as follows 1t will be remembered
that the corps was about $4,000 strong
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

Co-PARTNERsHIP- viii be seen by
advertisement that our voung friend De
Witt Evans has formed an alliance with
VIM H. Walker, in the boot and shoe
business This makes strong firm, and
we predict for it popularity and success,
because we are confident they will al
WAYS keen a good stock and sell at rea-
sonable prices
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R@- The Superior arrived at 101
o clock last night with big trip, includ-
ing lis hhds. of tobacco
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OFFICIAL.
EVANSVILLE, May 5 1893.

EVANSVILLE, May . Io373
A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
n Post Office at Evansville, Indiana, May
IA 1873 Persons calling for these letters win
please say " Advertised" and give date Of list.
Advertising fee, one cent.
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NOTICE.
Notice of Ins olVencY.

N office OF 1nS olVencY.
A T THE FEBRUARY TERM, 1880, OF THE
IA Court of Common Pies, Of Fenderburgh
County, the estate of George :. williamson, de-
ceased, Was declared probably ins0ivenf. Credi-
tors are therefore notified that the will 10
settled accordingly.
myI3-it B. Z. WILLIAMSON, Admir-.
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DIED.

In indianapolis, on the 18th inst, Mrs. H.
RYAN, aged 81 years
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

On TRIAL-The trial of Andrew J.
Houston, OF Warrick county, for treason,
commenced in the United States Court,
at indianapolis on Wednesday.
The Indictment is predicated on his
alleged participation in the Newburg
raid At a former term of the Court a
jury in this case was unable to agree.
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aeA Premium paid for Kentucky
money, for few days, by
div. CRANE, BRowN, & Co.
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G!GESTIyE ORIGINS.
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Wve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Nw&Ae NN[lo>ss ABSTRACTS
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NANvewevNtlSNg DNOvvNe0,
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NsVVN, exc.
these Filters are put up IN slsoyt
bottles, Of which the abovs Is q .f1o-
sineile. Che label Is finely en-
grGved, and is provided Nth
scfe- guard from oolsetsy-fstts
Prios 81 per hottie, OF siz for -.
C. w. Poback, PrOPr5etor, No 6
East Fourth Street, cinci1natf, 70
lvhone GLE orders should be zd-
dressed.
FOR SALE BY
H. J. SCHLAEPFER, EvsRsviis
KELLER & WIFE d"
JOHN EARL, t4rass.
? And nv the Druggists and Merchants generally
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to- Maizs Banksnith the gallant and
affable clerk OF the little Grey Eagle,
never fails to bring US latest Louisville
and New Albany papers. Banksmith
cant help being handsome and popular
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GENrLEMENs' LIST.

CENT?
Armstrong Daniel C
Ashly Henry
R:alc VIM
Barefeld W G.
Blaugy John L
Booze James
Brothers V B
Reach-r B II 2
Banks James
Bishop WesIy
Burk hardt Lewis
Behagg .Jnhn
Besselis John
Barnes John c
Burnet John
Blake John
Baner John 4
Barker las o
Brown John T.
Baker John W
Brown Benoni
Barnet Alfred
Brown Patrick
Barker Samuel
Coming ID
Cassidy C
Cox Hiram
Cnrran p III
Cobb II l.
Courson Thos n
Craine Capt W J
Clarke VIM
Carroll Chas G.
Dye SimsOn
Devin James A
Durham Col A 7
Dunn VIM A
Dusksy Jas II
Dubois h Augu
Elkins David
Exc Geo W
Fitzgerald P W
Furguson Jos II
Fairchilds Isaac 8
Foster Jas
Flagler :! Clark
Fisher Henry
Fitch Rev Chas
Faguher Hiram
F G Is Smith
+ ,lks Parson
Grange VIM III
GOutuer Ben
Gates g NJ
George Washington
Gilliatrick David
Godfrey DR. l. NJ
Gary v Owen
GaG'ney Ri hard
Gar EFT John b 2
Gnughf John L
Gilman john 2
Gurtnn Harry
Gibson Squire
Graham r
Griffith John W
Grover Nathan
Hawkins Warner 3
HiganbOtfom VIM
Hungate Jas
Henry + ID
Hays s b
Sarty Patrick
Hogan Andrew
Hrnland Joseph
Hunter o b
II ,oker Robert
Hpguc g VI
HuIish David
Ia hey Anijah
Hogan Richard
;iOus :
Hodge T. G
House Mr.
How Abraham
HYDE VIM
Hobb VIM d
Hesry Edward
Holding Robert
Huntington Alfred
Harrison Alfred
Hord L ID
InxOOd Arthur
Jorner VIM
Jacson George
Jefferson Thos
Jones F. w
Jarvis N \
Wins II II
wood W q
K;lin Joseph q 2
kinsey Ben
Kent Thos
Kurey Robert
JAI
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ga We are sending pupils to the
schools Of loyalty across the Ohio every
day. We trust that our friends over the
river will impart a loyal education to
these misguided children.-LouiSUitie
JOurHGt'
The danger e that they will fall into the
hands of some o!your conservative friends
on this side of the river. Some Voorhees,,
Hanna, or other gentleman of elegant
leisure" who will teach them the many
wonton outrages committed by the rGdi-
Gals In fact we doubt the policy of
sending repentant traitors to this side of
the river.
To BE SoLD-The Fair Grounds OF
the Southwestern Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association, near Louisville,
including claim against the Govern
ment for their use and damage thereto,
are to be sold at public auction, on the
D enseS, Oh the Dist day of May.
| w AIMING A A>ADhShA l.
REWARD viii be paid for the detection OF
the persons who have broken the win
doWs of the Baptist Lecture Room, on
the corner of Chestnut street and Canal
aY- We have been indebted quite OF
en- of late, to Messrs Ferry and DAVIS
of Adams Express, for late papers
GREAT FIRE IN VINCENNEs. -Ihe Chan
factory of Nh Curry, at Vincennes, ant
a dwelling adjoining, were burned yes
terdav. Loss not estimated.
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS- IN THE 0TI
KENTUCKY DIsTEICT-At the Congress
sional Convention of the 9Th kentuck.
District held at London on the 9TH INST,
Hon. VIM. II. Randall was nominated
The Convention was largely attended
| The candidates for the nomination wer
Curtis f. Burnham, G. W. DunIap' "m
| A Hoskins, John G. Eve, and VIM ID
Randall.
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PENITENTIARY. VS.. SOLDERING. - On
last Thursday evening, after the trial of
Holland in Court, and when Rainey
found that be was. bound to be taken
back to his regiment as a deserter, he
became very anxious to go to the peni-
Tertiary with Holland, declaring that he
would rather work there than go back
to the army. He wanted Capt. Beckett
to get up an information against him,
promising to plead guilty to horse-Steal-
ing But it was thought best 10 let him
see what he had made by DESERVING, and
he was permitted to be taken to his regi.
ment-Jasper dubois County, Courier
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REFUcEEs-A large number of Ten
nessee and Kentucky refugees arrived
in this city this morning-most of them
being in very destitute circumstances
New Albany Ledger.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

Ice CREAN-Our young friend 81.
Herman, on First street, is daily and
nightly dispensing the most delicious Ice
Cream and sparkling Soda Water, to vast
crowds who flock to his popular saloon.
His elegantly arranged rooms are
h. 5-1,,a-s--- c. .i'r- ~-i;--~ 81 r'iv"9-
ant beverages, which are as delicious
and palatable as the ambrosia and nee
tar of the gods.
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GREAT FIRE IN VINCENNEs. The Chair
factory of Mr.. Curry, at VincenneS, and
dwelling adjoining, were burned yes
,erdav. Loss not estimated.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

HG@ Nine De Morests Mirror of
Fashion for the summer ending Augut,
1863, is for sale By Dobell tits beau
tiful number Besides the innumerahle
plates, &c, each number contains three
or four patterns of novelties. plates of
which appear in the book. 1t is fast SUI
preceding all other Fasion Books and is
well worth all the money asked for it.
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a@ We have been indebted quite Of
en- of late, to Messrs. Ferry and Davis
of Adams Express, for late papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

H9- Capt. Edgarton, of one of the
Ohio batteries, just returned from Rich
mond, says that while in prison at Alta
lanta, Georgia, he saw conscripts brought
in with iron collars on their necks, and
letters on their feet At Knoxville,
Tennessee, the ladies expressed their
Union sympathies by sending notes to
the prisoners, with a tender of money,
and in many other ways.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-15

MOVEMENTS OF GEN MCCLELLAN. =
Las week the ex-chief of the Army of
the Potomac visited Newburgh, where
he was received with great favor by the
leading Copperheads, and afterward
went to Cornwall, where he remained
for two or three days, the guest of the
notorious DR. Beatty, who was put into
Fort Lafayette last summer for disloyal
practices.-M f. Times, 9th.
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ghsss Filters are put up IN slsayt
bottles, Of which the abovs Is q .fcto-
sin1ile. Che label Is finely en-
grGved, and is provided lgtth Q
scfe guard from ools71tey-fslte
Prios 81 FER hottie, OF siz for -.
c. W. Pobuclc, Proprjetor, No 6
East Fourth Street, cincInnGtf, 70
lDhous all orders should Be I'D
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-15

0TNone but physician knows how much a
reliable Alternative is needed by the people. On
all sides Of u ? in all communities everywhere
there are multitrdes that suffer fiom complaints
that nothing but an Alternative cures. Hence a
great many Of them have been made and put
abroad with the assurance Of being effectual-
But they fail to accomplish the cures they prom
Use, because they have not the intrinsic virtues
they claim. In this state Of the case. DR.. ]. c
Aver & Co., Of Lowell, have supplied Us with a
compound Extract of Sarsaparilia. which does
prove to be the long desired remedy. It's pecu-
liar difference from other kindred preparations
in market is that il cures the diseases for which
it is reco nmended, while they do not. We arc
assured Of this fact by more than one of our in
telligent Physicians in this neighborhood, and
have the further evidence o our own experie nee
of its TRUTH Tennessee Farmer, Nashville,
Tenn.
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MASON IL HAMLIN,
g A BIN EFT ORCANS
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented Oct. Il, 1862

Patented Oct. 81, 1862
n. b. Having recently introduced numerous
very important Improvements in our Har-
| moniums, have secured for them by
copyry ht the TRADEMARKS Cabinet Organ .
which will distinguish them from those OF
/ other makers, and protect purchasers from
limitations.
l MASON uAMLIN', CABINET DREAMS are
lVA prouou need superior Meto Icons an all smi
lar instruments, by those qualified jads. anl
the only ones which have been awarded a
Goldal Medal this country See writtea testimony
from the following most en nent OrgaHists of New
York. Boston. &c, IN whi they pronounced the
'jest Of their class Of which hty. know leIg
Znndel. Org DIST of ieniy ~ a-i echsrs Church
Hint. Of VI Itisnn squire church. NoseHthat. Cal
vary Church, Wells, Of Chrst'> Church, Nagrsth of
Dr. Fuses Church, Sni'z of the Imtcuate Conecp-
ton Church; Hagen Editor Musical Review of New
Ynk.--Tuekerm.n u. of -. Paufs Church, Wilcox
IF imnar ulate Gomez ption Church. B,um1ach of the
Church Of the Unity Lang. of Old South Church of
i}os:ou,--Besie of St Jo-eph's Church, Thomas Of
the Church Of the Holy lnnocent- Marsh of St. Pc.
ters Chd-ch, of Albany,-ani many Others.
The Manufacturers are ia possession of testimonials
70 similar efsct from Thaiberg. Morgan. l.. Mason
Z,rrahn, bradbury, Webb. rot. Hss.inys VIM Ma
&c. &c,
CABISET ORC ANS, Single and Double Reed s7e,so 100
do with s. 3. AM ~ stops. padal bras, $3.50 45o
MELoDEoSs Nine varieties $50 to 225
I-bes;riptive Circu 'ars sent by mail
Warerooms in Boston: PA Washington St
WArerOom, in Cincinnati: IS IVES. Fourth Sc
Addvess "MASJN HAdLIN Boston," or "JNO
CHURCH. JR.. Cincinnati.
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Luxuriant Beauty!
WYNKoOP'SI PICTORIAL

D the Throat. Chest and Pulmonary organs,
prevalent. insiiious and dangerous The
medicine elevate and uproot these
COMPLAINTS he Expectorsnt, Anodyc and IviEora
ling OF the throat, and mpsrting
on. TO the entire No discovery edical
-ce astered this class of diseases ike DIR. Wyn
kanps Iceland PectorAi- II u-ed with the most
cnstnc results in all cases of bronchitis Influenza.
ht ping Diptheria Putrd Sore Throat. Asth
u,. Group. Coughs, colds Nervous lrristabiity. &C
The j. j; Potter. cert ss that hsvsd used DR..
Pscforsi fr several myself and ia
family Pulmonary Complaints, and have
ou.ILented it to others and have its
equal Rev. j. Potter. Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Hundreds and thousands of i'm portant Testimonials
produced showing its remarkable and that
ais.
1t composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Giead
i.alsan. Elecampaue. Comrey, Burdoek, And
Invaluable expsctorant and ingredients 1t is
harmless prompt and lasting lnvsiiis aud sufferers
csupot afford neglect trial. Every family should
have is remarkable for Group. Full descriptions
nd directions accompany each bottle
Ss,IA in richmend by W.T.. FABQUHAR. ard by all
principal Druggists --
Prepared BY Pr Y. D "ynkoop. and sold by D. .
Barnes & 90. New YORK
Feb. ID, ls63 eSm
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Gas FIXTURES, Sc The season for
buil ling isnow coming on. AMI every house
should b. supplied with convenisncies tor
lighting it with gas. M.ssrs. Starr & White
ere always prepared TO PIT up Gls Fixtures.
either ornamental or plato. At their Office
on Hain->treet, one door West OF G. G.
Bulbs Stove Store. For warming an Office
Coke is cheaper than either Coal or Wood,
and our experience is that il is far better.
They deliver Coke to any part of the city.
They have also Fire Brick aud Coal Tar
for sale.
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VOne nigh, last week. the Ticket Of,
fee Of the Agent at New Paris, Ohio. was
broken into and about ssi5. And several rail-
road tickets stolen. The Thieves tried
Messrs. Jay & Beams Storc-bored of the
hasp Of the cellar door. but on trying the
door that leads into the body of the store
from the cellar. they gave 1t up-it was
too securely fastened. A sock was found
belonging to one Of the thieves, and it may
yet lead TO his detection.
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roR TUE sourHxKs pisrs1cr OF OHIO.

FoR TUE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF OHIO.
At the January ,hsrees. the fois.ins IA
T. Ia0 :. G E~irF. isss hi. eaa-. cam.
lss saan ana t. as
s a and sh aa.ss s and ne
nents counsel; the csars having taken time q
ths mat ss and ar sas ss.n
C. Ewing are guilty IL eOaienps o, cour, in kno-iax
The els. day of JAnaay A. ISL and in in
frinxing upon the rights OF Mrs. Lavina prury
taaiished BY the decree OF this Court of that
ease
Aud The coss, does further aud apen aIl .ridsns.
and which PnrpoEss 10 be separates By Mrs G. Ev
iy the the Chart of Mrs Drury esab
furta-r aajndged punishment iemrt
the said defendants within twenty days OF the
the so call ID Ladies GUIDE Clerk Of the Court
b-by him destrayed do also deliver to him the plate
which they printed. for the
pose; do also deliver him, the time,
and al Charts, Maps or Guides. by whatsoever mans
called Pilates ~hic they prin
they have which under their control eth
rirle as tina, Charts Of Drary. any and
ali who hold any such Maps. Charts Plates or
count said defendants either Of them ana hereby
feiiver the ae 70 the Clerk OF The conr;
the Court does furthr order adjudge aud decree
that said defendants John and Sarah c. Euing,
the costs of this hearing ineuiins therein he iesiti
Of the testimony taken; and that the said
paid thirty and cesAgit Thereof
said John Ewing shall stand committed NTH the
paid until the further order OF the court
relation to said commitment Aad the said defendants
John AID Sarah C Esing. hereby warmed against
further OF the rights OF the sal LAvisia
by either of them, ia cir
persons either directly or Indirectly
ai.iug assstin at such fringe
ectly indirectly. and that in default OF the
said defendants either of them herein. the
them either of them with this order in
they viii he held subject to the further
LINCOLN SMITH q WARSoCK.
Counsel for Mrs nrury.
j. PRrpEN. Counsel tor Mr.. and Mrs Ewing
UNITED STATES OF AMEkICA.t
Southern District OF ohio.
Joseph III. Geiger Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF the
th Circuit and iheru District Of
uho hereby certify that the foregoing is truly taken
~ copied from the records of this Court.
la testimony whereto. / do hereunto subscribe my
and affx the seal OF said Circuit Court
LIS. this Both day OF Jsnu A u. 1853 and OF the
49, I0dept ndence of the United States the eighty
JOS. IL GINGER. Clerk
TPslrs- l.. Drury's Chart he had at Springfield,
iHsrk Co, Ohio.
March 8, 1868. Iem3.