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Proposals
NAVY D.p.Rryxsr. July %, 1869.

NAVY DBpARrsssT, July %, 1862
DFVOLVING IRON TURRETS. - The
III NAVY DEPARTMENT viii, ustil the Eb day o
August receive PROPOSITIONS for the construction sna
erson on board vessel to be built The P9ytsmoun,
a. Bosou Nsw-York and Philadsphis Navy Yards Of I've
revolving turet. and two inpegnsols smoke pipes WIZ
grstnp for each vessel o.. .,-,.
Tho internal diameter Of the uret 10 DO feet hi2hts
feet inches thickness Is inehe 20 be composed oitwS
separate shells Of pste ron with wrought iron slabs n'ersee
bet cen the same ~.
The pilot house each turret TO Be feet internal d.
sneter feet inches high, u inshes thick composed Of
plate iron. - =,
The engines and gear for turning and regulating the
movement the turrs gun slides carriage stop
pers other internal ssems TO be Of the same gem
e character the Monitor class OF vessels Tue irpes
nab, smoke pipe be in thickness inches composed Of
plate inside diameter 81 feet and hight above the deck
"A feet. ., =,
The proposition mnt embrace all the aforementioned
work udng brscins of the turs and state the Goa
and the tune thin which the work for each vessel VIII %
comp stsd on board. aud ready for service.
The ssasra plans be eIsntned the once OF ne In
,pecor Of Iren-clad sesrs No. l5 Csuslst, New.forL
The Proposal. be ndorsed on the outside Propossh
for Revolving laTrc that they may 10 distinguished ION
othsr e,t,r, Anl 3A1toAul5.
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no.nt number Of his patent regulator gs burners for the
giving uniform light.
Which was hid over.
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
Finy ninth street. be curbsd catseJ and sp.cs
.wid' eyed .ho1sh tho :ssw ak thereof under the
Which was refersdto COMMITTEES on Roads.
Resssd Thai tho c.rrisee way Of the Eleventh avenue
between Fifty third spd FtyniDth streets be paved with
coboe forthwith under tho erection OF tho CSoton
Which wa. referred to Committee on Roads
MOTION AGAIN RESUMED.
AID MITCHELL moved that the present order oil business
be suspended. for the purpose OF takinsup
PAPERS HERETOFORE LAID OVER.
Which carried. $500 ,,- T..
Report of Committee on Wharves, Pier' and snps in
favor Of adopting resolution that the street Comm sopsr DC
cted to rebuild pier foot Of Twertysecd street. NORM
River.
The PKKipssr ordered cal Of the Hou'e, whsreupon
the following msmbsrs answered to TIER nape.; IT,.
Aldermen Fox. Henry, McCoo, Mitchell Jefemish' hs
dy. Mast.rsoD. O''iw II, and Farley
quorum answering to Their Names the resolution In q'e
tior va. then upon the adoption OF tn paper.
Tho same was lost for Of the required nume or OF
Afsrm..ys~Ald.rm.n Henry. McCool, Mitchell, Jsrs
msb, Hardy, Msstersont and fariey-I
observation-disclosures Fox and OIiwell-s A.,
Subsequently, the above action was reconsdeed and The
paper p6en laid over
MOTIONS AGAIN RESUMED.
Aid. McCooL moved tina, he Board de now adjourn
Which was lost by the following vote, viz:
Afrmstive-Ald. Jsremish-l
Nss.tive-Ald. Henry, McCool Chip Mitchell, Hardy
MsssIson. and Ottwel-5.
A quorum not voting
AID. HAapr nnsvsds call for tho house.
Which was adopted.
On calling ,h. ron the following gentlemen answered to
their bsm-s;
Aid Henry Mecool. Chip, Mitchell, Jeremiah, Hardy
Masterson aud Ottivsli-S.
Whsreupon the PKEsDzsr pro ten declared that thsrs
being quorum present. the BOrd stand adjourned uni
Thunisy nsIs. the 18Th inst. Y oelses p "a OIL
b. I. VALENTINE, Clerk
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PORT or sEw-YoaK....-...Aro IL
Cleared.

Cleared.
ships-Arssn,ine, fAastl Muowoh, Londonderry, Irc
l.pd, Ho.n5os BslehsH, hbstAens (Bseml, Hsuoe
bremen. {. Luing < 60.
BEt-Hsrrsit. stsrwofth. (Pru..) sisrw0r,h, Csrk
Funch. hsiucl. h Wsnat.
Driss-Fid.s (Brl Hopkins Fslnoa.h. Jam Brett Son
&c Pfeutiss Hobbs Ellis Eiirsb.i hport Walsh. Carver
CLssei May HAhed. (Brl, HAasd 81. john " b. n b.
DeWoN
sebooper.-wu. Jonas. Jones Portsmouth. Dewey Go:
M.-.ehu..'ts Hunt Bsl.si, w; ;. brown Co ). II
Corues. Toombs Salem, II. ID. BrookDan Co. JsDe,
oDoaoh-u. ws;Ion, hsswsy. y. . a. Map hs~I y
ssierly Corfin. wsshtryion Jonas Smith; Assis Br)
Way olt Port Prince, led fiys Co.; Sir Colin Camp
boil. tBrl Nisus Asbtsso Bay. jan, Bfs Son Co Union
Hsdsen fon Royal, Cotlfsll CO. zen fsHcy fsuniss
Van brBnI L sashti Caroline, FeI, Philscephs, J. |"
Mckee Taltsan, hiekoTsor Baltimore, Abbott Go.
sissmef--J. H. Thompson. Mckay. BALTIMORE, W. D.sell
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ARREST or 1HIET-Oiiicen Connolly and
Ober Of the frs, Precinct Monday arrested rsspsot
sbleooking young mar, named Charles Hsys oh,Igsd with
number Of sreeus 1t appears that the prisoner Is hns
peumsn and has been employed by parties down
town in copying Al such times be svsied hmss Of
opportunity to steal all be could lay lis hands At the
psopers lodging, found articles Of clothing, booi
mbrotypss everything in fact that could be taken from
were oigod against bin-hm0ns others that Of
Johb f. HunssD No. % Broad street, who charged hin
Wbn.bs ,if,st who chdged hin With stealing ssvera
jele. OF clothing lie was committed for tsi In default
Of 900 bail
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THE RIoT CLANS AGAINST THE CIIY.-Yestsr-
day afternoon meeting held " the Controllers oos
fo the purpose Of devns by which to meet the not
claims that have been fled with Controller Brennan against
the city and county. The special Committee from tho Board
Of supsrvso appointed their last meeting composed Of
Me'"' rurdy, Wseman, Ely Davis and Bluot, were pre-
sent ana esyssod In brief coniaaton with the Controller
who was chosen Chairman T1e proceeding, Of In
formal eharIsr The meeting adjourned until II o'clock this
morning when the Mayor and Cooperation Counsel viii b.
prc,snL
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YNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
II

All sufferers from the above either Of recent
long standing, are Advised to use BLAlRs GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be relied upon "a most
safe aud esctu remedy offered public and
been universally used In Europe for many year, with the
Prepai.d by PRoUT l. HARsANT, No a2s Strand Lon
DON England, ard sold by their Agents, WELLS Co.,
Fr.nkhn-st., Nsw-York.
Her Msiestys Commissioner have authorized the name
and address OF THOMAS PROUr 229 Strand Lopdenn 70
impressed upon tbs Oovenmsnt stamp s1@d 70 each boz
Of the gen nine medicine.
Price as and IS cents per boz
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SUICIDE by DHowHiNo.-About III p. IN. on
Sunday. Nh. Christian Cop and wife residing 81 no. o.
Grand street. returning from wedding at Morssnis.
Mira Colp being slightly In advance Of her husband svei
FRA; q. Harlem Bridge when hssng st noise she turned
and found her husband either IN the Of falling jumping
into the liver from the bridge Her calls for help attracted
tie sltsntio0 Of ocen Mould and Morton Of the Twelfth
Precinct, who hssened to her relief uSvips procured
boat they searched In every direction for the missing man
withoat avail lie had probably bosn carried away by
tide
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Me0lrnl.


WI stored IL YOUR WEEKS By Dr. RECORDS ES-
sENCg OF L!FE.-DL RlCOl.D. Of Paris s.,er year, Oh
eee solicitations has At length seeded the urgent 70
Guest OF ibs hm-Ican public aud pointed AGENT IN
SEW-YORh for the sale Of his valued and highly priced
ESSENCE OF LIFE
Ths wopcerfoI ssen. will restore manhood TO the most
shattered constitution, whether arising nom the
enre the most cas four and II used 70
co ding to tie printed (which very spo)
failure ID I'm possible. -
mary its effects permanent acAnowiedSed ~
tho medical press 20 the srestest discovery ever sde
Its dsveopnz now.r, are miraculous Success in every
case is certain that scisuce ovsrthrows ignofance
DR. RlCORUs ESSENCE OF LIFE is sold IN cases, wito
full Instructions for g. quantities In one for
o. aud will be sent any part Of the country csfe'ouy
packed on recap Of remittance, his accredited agent
PhiD Roland No AT Broemss door west Of Broad
wsy New York.
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Memoranda.

Tho mr. bark Golden Rule. arrived 9Th from Rio Jsnsro,
r.port. June as lat II 10 8, ion - 20 w spoke bark
HUH - from la mors for RIO Jsneiro showed blue
A., With Red Cross ID uit lat OJ g. Jon. 30 spoxs ship
ss'd.uah nom Liverpool for Australia with smisrsnts
IN, steamer Commodore ashore at Point Judith, vii
p,ob.bly bs nostsd cd st nett high water.
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Sailed.

gth-Steanshps America and Emgire City ship Cstsni,
N barb r. w. Orihi,h, bss Milo. Anthem. Alice Josai
Jor Alice Msude, Doets lat, Harvest Qsssu. Henrietta
On.yoi schooueIs Commerce. Hound, Friend Good VII
James o. Ramsey VIM 5. Copss 4. IL Cook, and Others
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Spoken.

18th inst OF Sandy Hooi brig Oliver. nom West Indies
or Boston. 49,
Ih inst, In lat 20 a. lon 10 TO- schr Union Ncksr,on tof
Povnc.own with lOo bbla sperm and " obla oseA n'h-
by sch Express
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CORPORATION Notifies.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Department OF
~ FiuAnee City Of KswYork Ohcs Of tho Clerk Of Az
Puoc notice 10 hereby given that sale Of properly
sccsdinz law for unpaid Assssaents on Heal Este ios
opening Central Psk, eouhfn,d tSoIq-y iS'o WI tate
You. on TUESDAY. the .wesash day Of OCTOBER next =
IL o'clock q, noon Of dAy and b cepausd nom day
dsy Unit, tho wAos shall DO cola the detailed ..aenent OF
tie property to be sold pasishsd 10 Tue New Sou;
mercia Advertiser daily newspaper printed aud puohsnee
IN he city Of NewYoTk Copies De mad app
AZ hi. Office BY order ofth. Com p,roller July 1853
Il lawlt, tn AUGUSTUS PURDY. Csrk OF Auesrs
VNO CONTRACTORS.-Sepa SEALED
l. PROPOSALS. each indor'ed with the title Of the werk
for which To. bad may be offered will DO receivsd u this
Office unt! ~ o'clock CT FRIDAY Aug ID, 1903, for the
usrIetoa VI EwERS In the folio ~ng streets 70 VII;
FOURTH STREET between Bond and West lSis-st
JONES STREET between t,h snd bleesher.
WASHINGTON 5TREET, between Horso and Gsnse-
voorsts
CANNON STREET. between Rivingen and Stanton Sta
and 3ss between Blsemin sie Road ard Hodson RIVER
Bans forms for the bids all ether necessary informs.
ton can be obla ned on application TO The Connses Clerk
this Oh!ca IHOs oLIfbESo' I ofos.n
r. L. DARRAGH, I A9asdnct
A. W. CRAVEN. BoaJd-
Oeios Of the Crotsu Aquedset Board. Aug J. 1869.
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sisIATuHx AiaANAc.
Sun-B.sss..5.0. sets........T.os Moon-Raes. 2:2Q
sandy Hook. 3.l5 Oev. Inland. Gas HsnGs;s... e:os
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The U. s. frigste vsndslis left port on Monday
morning in tow for Portsmouth, n. H., via Long
Island Sound. She will tow through.
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"THr FU,T CrEETKRs."-A friend OF ours who
has lust left the Union Arkansas troops tells many
curious incidents. Here 10 one Of then:
Ksnsas Man--"W hat regiment 90 You belong TOT
Private Ia First Arkansas Cavalry" lie Fusl
Creeters."
WHAT 7"
The tust Creeters."
The ArAansas soldier pointed 10 the horses tcree-
ersl, aud hi last made friend understand that ne
belonged 10 the First Arkansas Cavalry.
IL 10 further said that the infantry boys say they
belong 10 the walking regiment" aid the arliery
Inel are Cannon" soldiers,
Lesvenvorth Conservative
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FOUND DEAD.-Timothy CAT, residing at No.
LISA Eighth AvoIus found dssd 10 hs psa sn 0naay
nsrpina By bis bsrkSsDsL
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THE LATEST OFFICIAL NIws or TN IsDIaS
ExrrDuIos.-We arc indebted TO Col Miller Tor
the following intelligence iro.a tho Indian LXpedi-
ton.
General Sibiev writes under date OF July 10Th,
that he Lac arrived within 81 miles Of Devils Lake,
without finding traces Of Indians, other than small
scouting parties.
Hslf-breed hunters report that few days pre-
viou.ly Sioux camp Of coo lodges bad divided Tito
three parties, Little Crows adherenI. forming one,
and had gone Ia different directions.
Gen. Sibley leaves Lis heavy transportation
behind under suitable detachment, and presses on
rapidly with The remainder OF his command and
twenty-five days nations.
There is an excellent lake Of water at the point
from which be writes, which il two miles west u
Lake jessie. ~ lad down upon the rnsps.
lie has thus far found no scarcity Of water or
grass, except d. isolated pontf, aud has thus far
Lost very few animals. 81. Paul Pioneer, 18th.
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CHS. FREMONT Is hIssoURL-The following pas-
sage concerning Gen. Fremoni's campaign IN Me
souri is from the Rebel Col. Lstysn's =" War Pic
lures from the South" recently published ia Rich
mond:
Meantime Gems. sigel ard Fremont concentrated
their troops at Springfield with the intention Of
putting an END TO the war Ia Missouri. Sgel having
proc. eded thence with the advsced guard 20 VIII
rons creek Gen. Price ordered troops 20 retire
on the Appearance Of the enemy; but while about
10 carry out this order rear attacked by Ere
n oni's body guard. under the command Of Major
ZagJnyi, formerly IN the Hungarian seTvIee.
doing US good deal OF damage, and con-
pelliag us 20 accelerate our retreat. On reaching
Pueyille Gen. Pnoe made Arrangements t. await
Gen Fremonls attack, aud then 10 leave Msyuri
without oroe more trying the chances Of battle.
lie Well knew how 10 inspire his men with conf
deuce III bic plans. And now that Gen. Fremont bad
caught us, as il were, IL net, what saved usf A
Laitle No; tie Government. al Washington AT
this iunctuTe deprived Fremont Of hls command d.
This caused a complete change In tie eueuy plans,
and allowed Generals foil scope 10 alter their
position. The Union Army was now compelled 10
beat retreat abandoning the rich dl,tricl Of Spring
Geld 70 Gen Puoe The latter at once took pOsses-
sion Of it aud eeited himself down comfortably for
d time IN the position Abandoned ~ the enemy.
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Summer Retreats.
Ulieccl.
4 MEXICAN BELL COMPANY.

DOUERS.-For Sale three STEAMBOAT
ID BOILERS In con plets order. They IS long
aud IL irst through. Apply 20 fMAk Co..,
Noe. ~ L Is SouthsA
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TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEALEI
Gopartnersbip Hotties.

|
nISSOLUTION.-The Copartnership here
- toors existing soser the name o! DoAN KING L. Co.
10 st. Louis No, VA By mstual consent DISSOLVED "a
the lot day Gully. 1867.
The out,,andug business OF tse firm viii be closed By
either w ~. Kin< or R,cDud Biss!o. ro,
S M5hkfi BIZ hliSYfLow c Gn a T. ZINC 2isd
WHY. King. william A Dosn and Ch.' r hins VII
e'''1s' Sn,y..' x ma toe a OF KIN AobS
ciiAs e. KING.
ST. Los. No. July l. 1903
V'HE undersigned have this day formed CO.
Il PARTNERSHIP. under the nsIn. aud nrm Of sTEb.
and BOSD COMMISSION BUSINESS. The business ei
viii be Conducted at ne sce o. long occupied
BY The uBdeIusnet Newton. August ], 1885, Ne
Wiliam.,L JANIS IL. sTEbBlNs.
JOHN BLoODGOOp.
EDWARD Is. HUGHES aud CHARLES P.
IL CUMMINGS h.,s been this day sd@i',.s I. msmes.s o.
our nrm.-Ass /. 1863 CAMMANN Co,
6lailonsrp an0 fanrn GOODS.
CLOTE & JAMES,
y srATIoNHRS PAINTERS and BLASRB00K
9nssss....s.@.S. -. -
Summer Retreats.
4 FEW more persons can obtain COUNTRY
"A BOARD a. River Farm T 'RsIyps G lRo.syr ,"
Delaware Water Gap, hOnrss Co, Penn
NyANTED-BOARD for a Lady two small
Children aud Nurse IN the country convenient TO New
York. A farm house preferred terus moderate Address
X No. D. south Willismst, Nsw-fork
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bort Uaroens' Notlte.
srArK oy Nav YORK.
PoRr.WAKpKss OFSIcE, No. 100 Wallis

NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled A
Act TO HsofrAnss tho Wsdens' Ohce Of the Port OF New
YoI TO all persons Interested H. having charge Of the
subsct matter OF such inquiry sKannsion OF survey thst
tho following vessels now under examination by the Port
adeus and that tho said surveys examinations viii be
completed within ten days succeeding this notice.
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COTTON WASTE-For Machinery, Wifnt
na p.,iinx also for shipping in lots to su
For sa.sby " vn;i'i..
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EDWARD Is. HUGHES aud CHARLES P.
II CUMMINGS h.vs day sdmit;ed members si
nTn.-A8s /. 1868 CAMMANS %,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-23

sells had been on the alert to prevent any
attempted departure of the rams.
The character of the speeches at the
New York banquet to the officers of the
Russian feet, had invoked considerable
comment in England.
1t is stated in regard TO the Mexican
question, that the Emperor Napoleon had
addressed an autograph letter to the
Arch Duke Ma MILAN, fully approving
his reply to the Mexican deputation.
1t is also stated that the reply of Maxi
MILAN, in Austria, is regarded as an
acceptation of the throne Of Mexico, and
measures have been taken to enable the
Duke to set out. for Mexico in February
or March next r.-
PoLAND-The Paris correspondent of
the London Times believes that it is true
Prince Czartowski has demanded of the
French and English governments the re-
cognition of the Poles as beligerents.
What the reply Of England viii be. is I'M
known.
Affairs in Poland continued without
change.
Tranquility was restored in nearly ev-
cry part of the provinces Of Lithuria,
Volhignia, Pandlia and Ukrafc.
/ FRANeE.-A paris telegram says OF
Gen Forey's return to France, that it
will not be followed by any reduction Of
| the Frenc army in Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-23
SheriFs Sale. No. 1872.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued out of the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of VsnderbGrgh County, Indi-
ana, in favor of James Churchill, Administrator
Of Hugh Ronalds, and against James G. Jones and
others, I will, on
THURSDAY, November 18th, 1858
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ 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 Rents and Profits for term
of seven years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: tta .l4.l
All that part of the most easterly quarter of the
Public Square of the city of Evansville, bounded
as follows: Commencing on Third Street one hun
bred and fourteen feet and eight inches
from the corner of Main and Third Streets thence
along Third Street towards Locust st sset four
teen feet and eight inches, thence at right angles
TO Third Street ffty-six and one-quarter feet
toward Fourth Street, thence parallel with Third
Street fourteen feet and eight inches towards Main
Street, thence parallel with Main Street fifty-sx
and one-quarter feet to the place of beginning,
and situated in the County of Vanderburgh and
State of Indiana.
And should said Rents and Profits not sell for a
sum sufficient to satisfy said Writ and Costs,
will at the time and place, offer for sale the
Fee Simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIE, Sheriff V. G. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-23
Later from Europe
Arrival of the Hibernia.


ST. JOINS, Newfoundland, Oct 22-
The steamer Hibernia, from Glasgow the
18th, has arrived. The seizure of the
rebel rams is confirmed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 12.-Cotton has ad-
vanced Id. Breadstufs steady. ProVi-
sions quiet and steady.
LONDON, Oct l2-Consols closed at
9SB for money
Illinois Central stock 174@184 dis
count
In Great Britain the Daily Nea0s be-
hevts that every English gentleman,
~h. Sc reason has not been blinded by
prejud.s-r and passion, will congratulate
himsei. o lie steps taken by the Gov
eminent in Selling the rams.
The Morning Herald considers the act
as significant that Earl Russell has sue
cnmbed to the pressure put upon him by
the Federal Government Two war yes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-23
sHERIFF,s SALES.
SheriFs Sale No. 1871.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE Is
u sued out of the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County, Indi-
ana, in favor of Abel Sullivan, and against Henry
Becker and others, L will, on
THURSDAY, November 18th, 1868,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o clock
P. of said day, at the door of the Court House,
in the City of Evansville, Indiana offer for SALE at
Public Auction, the Rents and Profits for the term
of seven years of the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit:
The West or lower half of the southeast half OF
Lot No. three (3), in the Lower Enlargement OF
the City of Evansville, Vanderburgh County, In
diana.
And should said Rents and Profits not ell for a
sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place, offer for sale the Fee
Simple of said premises.
GEORGE W0LFLIN, Sheriff v C.
M s. johnson, PITTS Atty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-23
News Items.


TIE Boston Transcript says Charles
Sumner will have an article in the next
atlantic Monthly that will be read in
Paris with interest"
The majority for Brough on the home
vote will be about $4,000. The army
suffrage will carry it beyond 10000.
That viii do.
REPUDIATIoX.-The Cleveland Plain
dealer, which supported Vallandigham,
now comes out for vigorous prosecu-
ton of the war 1t will be followed by
other journals, doubtless.
The WESTERN REsERvE.-The West
ern Observation-Disclosures called Cheese
dom-promised to give Brough $4,000
majority, which was the number given to
Lincoln. But it did better. 1t actually
gave the enormous majority of 80, 745.
Cheesedom consists of eleven counties;
and Cleveland is the capital Here is
the result of two of the Reserve counties:
Lake = Brough, 1851; Vallandigham,
800. Geagua-Brough, 1851; Vallan-
digham, 352. 1
NATIONAL DEBT.-Our national debt
amounts at present, to 81 ,222, T5O, 600.
This sum is far below that which some
of our less hopeful citizens had antici-
pated as the result of two years strug-
gle for national unity and the perpetuity
of our free institutions.
COLONEL James C. Hambleton, editor
of the Atlanta onfederacy, and author
of the Hambletonian method of levying
black mail, was on Thursday committed
to the Old Capitol Prison at Washing
ton. He was in Fort Lafayette some
months ago, was released on his parole
not to give help or information to the
enemy, and was recently caught, us We
are informed, endeavoring to make his
way to the South through our lines, with
medicines and arms.-Neao York Eoe's-
ing Post.
THE contract for building the great
lake tunnel that is to supply the city of
Chicago with pure water has been award
ed for $315,139
SALE OF RAILRoAD-The track, roll
ing stock, right of way, and other appur-
tenances of the Illinois River Railroad,
were sold under decree of chancery, at
Springfield, ILL.,, on the 1st inst, the prin-
cipal bondholders becoming the purchas-
ers, for the sum of 100000 Messrs.
Arnold, Allen and Trowbridge represent
1854, 900 of the bonds, while only about
$4,000 are in other hands. The route
extended from Jacksonville to Peoria
that part from Virginia to Peoria being
in operation. The purchasers intend to
put the division from Virginia to Jack
sonville under contract Immediately, with
a view to the early completion of the
road through its whole length Cairo
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