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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-07


of the Departments and chiefs of Bureaus
together with a very large number of Gov
ernment clerks, have departed on similar
business. -sa- - 90 17av
FROM crFT POINT
There is not the least probability of i'm
mediate active movements Of the Army
of the Potomac. lzrr8-i5
Accounts to-day from that quarter ex-
cite no public interest Whatever
f.-.L PUBLIC PRINTING.
The printing for the War Department
is so urgent that the number Of presses Of
the Government Printing Bureau cannot
keep up with the demand, and hence pri-
vate printing establishments are employed
to assist. .--...- .-.
NO KxEeUTIvE APPOINTMENTS TILL AFTER
Numerous executive appointments, in
GLIDING an important Judgeshin. which
have been for weeks and months vacant
will not be filed until after election.
r. ...s CAIRO NEWS.
...r s.l-4-- OAIRo, Nov. s.
The steamer Continental brings 80 baleP
of cotton
The steamer Dunleith sunk miles be-
low Helena on the s1st ult, Most of her
cargo can be saved. The boat Is q total
loss. Eighteen deck hands were drowned.
The gunbost Undine, captured Eat,Fort
Herman, on the Tennessee river, after fight
ing six hours, had men killed and g
wounded, of them mortslIy. Among
the wounded is Captain Bryant. O.
Her armament consisted Of eight "A
pound howitzers. -r-..r4e-
She sank with her bow lying on the
river bank. s
It is reported that the rebels have
plugged up the holes in her hull and ara
using her IS a gunbOet-
The rebels at Fort Herman are reported
| L, 900 strong with l6 pieces of artillery.
The transports Venus and ChasemAn,
were captured-+he same day as the Undine.
The pilot of the former reports that she
was riddled with shell and muskstry.
Captain Allan and most of her crew
were killed.
The Chaseman had her stsampipe bust
BY a shell, when she was run azhOre, but at
last accounts the rebels had not destroyed
her. % - 30 1o.ian-
The rebels have three batteries within q
mile above and below Fort Herman.
Fourteen Of the Undine's' crew are To-
ported to have been killed after they had
surrendered. '7' a' @
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Certain movements indicate that Gen.
Butler is IN command, though no. posi-
lively known.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07
Argal.
sHERIFBs SALE.

Case No. 2759 Superior Court Of Mont gonl ~
Uf virtue Of an order OF sale made m The above
ID cause by the superior Court 81 Munuromery
County, OHIO, will oder At public sale TIE door 81
the Court House, on '''H
Taestag, MayCl 90 1894 'tIaf
AZ two o'clock m OF said day, the following descrtb.
ed real estate via certain tract OF land With the Az
purtenanees lying and being in Clay township Mont.
gomety County, OHIO, and described AZ ioloWa, 70.
wt The north half OF the northwest quarter az saeuon
thlry two GID, town six 6), range four li) contapng
acres - =
Said farm Is situated one mile west of Dodson Sla-
ton, and In said 10 be one Of tho best ARMS thai
Tree OF dover. -
Terms--,a oash' 4 In one year and the balance in
two Years from the day OF saisi deferred payments a.
bear s1 per cen Interest from the las III sale an "a
pe secured y moItgage on the premises, ~,
0Eok0h WOeAMAN, shefh Mont cbunty
HouE A McMAHoN, Attorneys. "'I' 0I laafsfs
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The difference Between OIden
Times and the Present.

Among the opinions Of the Attorneys Gen
eral of the United States is the following OF
Felix Grundy nrarr.
ATTORNEY GEEERAL's oFFIcE,
May Is, 1899
SIR-l have received your communication
of thls day in which you submit, for NV Opiu-
ion thereon, the following question;
whether an officer Of the navy can be le-
gally and properly made amenable to a
eonrt-mRrtial for sn offense, while n prosacu.
tion is pending against him before a court OF
criminal Jurisdiction for the same offense -
presume this inquiry is made in reference
to the case Of homicide named by you 10 me
a few days since, in which an indictment hsa
Lseh found, and the party has been arrested
and the case has not ye. been tsisd can
feel no hesitation in saying that until he shdH
be discharged from the prosecution noe
pending before ths ciVil tribunal, no COURT
AGrtial can be held upon hiM lie is nov
in confinement or in the custody OF the sure
ties for his appearance before thRt coart IN
which the indictment Was found, and no step
should be taken by your department caleu lat
ed in the slightest degree to prevent the exc
cntion Of the laws Of the State, which Rra
charged 70 have been iDiracted BY the homi-
eide for which he has been indicted. Any
such interference VOuld be 10 place fks BiE
taTy d6ore the cirif authority rhiok is soAol
y iaddmissibis "a oar Government You
viii readily perceive the eollisi N which would
necessarily grow up between the Federal and
State authorities, sere such proceeding al.
lowed, aa holding oo1rtmartial upon an OF
heer when he was At the same time under
prosecution, not terminated, before court of
criminal Jurisdiction in one Of the States
l am, sir etc, I'M.
FELIX GRUNDY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07

AIRS. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
TWELVE GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
The incest kind
Mrs. Il. got one d0ilar's worth of the incest kind
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's
Mrs. o. got dollars worth OF the choicest quai
gof
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR, AT MlNlGK's.
Mr. B says that he got the best quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MIEIUK's,
THAI he ever drank and Mrs. r. slys she got the Gn
est OF
GREEN TEA AT J. MINICK'S.
While every body calls gets some Vi that uxeelien
EXCELsloR SYRUP, AT ]. A. MlNiUR.
Mr.. N, saYs he purchased half barrel of
WHITE FISH AT J. A MINICK's,
Decidedly tho best he over used while the supply o
NO. MACKEREL, AT J. A. MINICK's,
Both Tor siHe and quality canuot be oEceed in this or
any other market.
He invites Al 70 can al his establishment and IN
pect his stock of
CHOICR DRIED FRUIT,
O0FfEES AND TEAS
BUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and bost variety of GroceHe 10 ~ sseu
in the city. HIS large establshneutls on the
Corner OF Market and Jenerson sts.
RuI9Y
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FOR SALE BY

Wm WensihoH and W W stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Maui shurgi sloc Slayer, unioni q Ander-
son OenterNiiei Myefs, New Lebanon; " Jack son
ChambersenrR; D y haner, HarriabnrE Divine,
Iohnsvlle ATuold Linn brrt South Arlington; Jacob
smser, West baltimore; J Kookle& Go, GeTInantown;
J MURPHY, Nepdsas Nickols, Liberty; % Rees,
arWeruuQiheverllng Herr, Salemi , w Pyrmopt,
Wilnena Naner, We hAlAmores Parker, hFo a
coi farkeraoutE and ty Druggists and Merchants
generally throughOut the United States and oanAsas
au2ldiy
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To the Secretary Of War
Rev. Robert BreckInrIdge on
the Character ana Emect Of
the Abolition Party.

The Rev. BobeH Breokiaridge, in a pnblc
letter, addressed to Nj, Seward, ia 1855, said
III your party hold your doctrines, the
North ID far more interested in sbolishiDR II
than in Abolishing slavery. For no free peo
pie on the face OF the earth could endure lis
permanent dominion; and no form OF Eovern-
menl could fail to become an intolerable des.
Polism under It's rule, aud no condition OF so
sis1y eonld escape hopeless shipwreek in its
hands"
We do not suppose the human mind could
have conceived a more correct idea Of The
character Of the Abolition party N 3..,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07

plhI oI Iha BFouhd eaa Dc seen az The sherin' .
Office
Terms Of sale One-thrd cash; one ttird in one and
the balance in years fop the day Of sale the de-
ered payments to bear per cent Interest and 70 oo
secured by mortgage on the premises.
The sbose premises cannot sell foF less than tW o.
thirds o. its app ry,ised value
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff ont county,
l.. u, 9uscKrI aud ;. y. JarN.OH,
Atomsys tnasdeWavta
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@pbolGterp.
OHARLEs RAsoHKE,
GENERAL UPHOLETERBR.

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (MR sIfTEIdfs
OLD STAND DAYTON, ONO.
A Ill kinds Of upholstenng, such as Sofas, Chairs,
~ stools, Matrasses &c, done 10 order Carpets cut
and htted, window curtains hung aud Jl kinds o ~.
pdnes done at tho shorlest notice aud mosl reasona,
hle terms.
Rgsraess Mayor Gdieapis and barney, Parker a
Co II r.Nr. aui9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07
Alnimentum.
W0RFHT Of the NINETEENTH OENTURY.
Or. II. oONwAY's

DR. n. CONwAY's
LIN L M H N TUM
FOr the apeedy and eaestuu cure of
r. FL Ii u M "A Il I $ M
In pressnhng the Iiai taantuHr 70 the puhlio aa
il one Of the best and most curative medicines 0 I;
the day, do not wish 10 be understood a. claiming
for tthe power Of performing unheard Of cures, bul
DO olatsa that for MI the purposes of FAMILA
LINIhhhT, Il hes ne equal. fhe 14inimentum"
has
Never been known TO FaIII
In aHy case Of Rheumahsm, no matter Of how long
standing where rae directions were carefully fonv.
Cd, nor indeed, In re Of any disease for which
it's recommended
In cases Of neuraeia paths in the back, side, aud
chest cramps in the stomach, sprains spinal irTa.
ION aud weakness ehrsne sores, barns scalis fro IT.
cd feet aSd hands, toOlhaehe, headache, &e, it -
ike Aehsrm. ..r..
Tue ''Linimeutum is the result OF many years
peraeVerng experiment, and combines amongi its rare
SHcelleneies the paramount virtues OF
AN EXTRAORDINARY PENETRATIVE
POWER,
which no other Llniment possesses aud which ia the
secrel OF the unparalleled sueness which meeta the
"LAniunentum" wheroVorit is used.
TRY 1T ONCE, AND you WILL NEVER ne
WITHOUT IT.
It's pat up IN rs cent so cent and 81 bottles wish
tml directions for USE and InAnuisctured only by
Dr, \ CONWAY, Propr!etS,
No, $50 Third ST., Dayton DIDO
FoI sale ~ merchants aud drugglsts eVerywhere.
a1ledAwly
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Dissolution.
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE 60 o.pATtnership heretofore existing Miller 4
l. ChGeh, in the derch ant Tailoring Bu mess, was
dissolved BY mutual consent on the first day ~ Feb
rury, lnatAnt The books are In the hands OF Henry
Mtllsc who will continue the bus ness al ths Old sAnd
Ihoas gha have elams against the hrm will present
them for paynant AMI those who are iRdebied 10 the
arm are expected 70 call aud ssule Their accounts
without delay, as the bu lines aast D., closed.
HENRY MI LER,
feodSw is, CHARCH
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SHERIFFs SALE

George W Meyer Painah against Cafharins Meyer
aud oIhsTss Defendants No. As;R, Montgomery
Superior Court. In Partition.
I wil.L oher at pHbho aAle, on tho PREMISES, on
TUESDAY, MARCd 21, 1874,
At oc oc OF said day, all that tract OF parcel
of lsud situate and lying 10 the county Of hoRsgoms
corner Of the northwest quarter section ls township
H. range4 e'Ht; thence b5s lSS poles IL links 20
corner the county luei thanne - 81 poles lnka
corner tho county line thence n So le3 poles
10 links % corner stake; thence 81 . N poles
links 70 the plsse OF beginning, eonisi lHg enc Aapd-
red acres.
TMs farm 10 situated IN tho county Iins roAd, six
miles Wesi of GeTmaniNWn, three nliles Of Wibehes
ter and about nlne mles north Of klddletoWn There
good never falling apFiuK of watef on the prem.
ises, good frame laramie use, hsTu stable and cribs,
gralnhouse' washhonse, dTyhOuss, and good orchard
81 mutt Of most every variety. The pfemses are ~
ia sompisae repair aud undsra high state Of oultivS-
The premises have been appraised Al SO Pc, acre
and cannot sell Tor less than tSo-thirds Of tAs above
feTms--one-third eash, ons -thira IN one year and
the balance IN two years from the day Of sale; the de-
terFed payments TO near sE per gsat interest And 70
GEORGE WO9AMAN, sheriff Mont oounty.
BouE MoMAHoN, Att0rusys ie2owis
A. l. DiiS Of AL Adminlstraiors OF sAiaua DiIta de.
ceased, ". 3. Fueneh. A. A. 0uthndge aud John q
hennelt. Champaign Common Pleas.
4 WILL oief tor sale on
it two o'clock n. o. said day a. the door Of TIE
Court House the city Of DAyton, In the county OF
Montgomery, the following described real esAis, VA
Lot numbered thirty four kuudred and ase OAObl AZ
county OF Montgomery, and state Of Ohio
Taken on execut on as the property u A. ], Goth.
ridge At the snt Of n, L. DE et a. Administrators oi
samuel DitE, deceased. Fs, .. FrienGhet a.
Appraised az $3.50 and cannot sell Tor lees than two
thirds az said apprAisemsnt. Tarns eaah
msSvts GEoRGb WoGAAAN. sherinL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT I2T, SECOND ST, BET MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention 10 the quality Of our
material aud use only the hest English steel.
We repair all phe skirts which we SO lwiihout extra
charge,
ea-oSr retail Department. is in charge oTcompetsnt
aides Corsots and Spiral Bustes constantly ON
hand A wALDMAH
Sold wholesale and retail at No. Sa7 second street
DAYTON. iaSd1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07
Grorerlrs, sc.

lOEG leave most respectfully to aoquamt their Gus
ID toners aud ths co Onnunity generally, that they
havA entered nto partnership, under ths name aud
style OF Il. o'BRlsh BRO HER, Tor the purpose
Of oart wing on the wholesale grocery, liquor cipAr
and tobacco business IN Dayton, Ohio, &C the late
sIand Of Is. o. Br en-, No sol second street.
Having mplo means TO enable US tg purchase goods
nom the best houses in New York, Balnmore and
IN the trade, we hold out the hest Inducements 9ur
old customers and n others who may be kni enough
to purchase from W.
NJ u'BRIEN, late OF the firm Of o'Brien 4 Poe,
Toledo, OHIO, will devote his time and attention to
please all those who NAV come 10 luy ut this we'll
munity BITTER II possible th ever before Roth OF
Us fee very grateful Tor past yors and .ty
licita share Of your fiture patronage gulgdaw m
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Uo=pdrtnersbip.
OO.PARTNERSuIp

COMPREHENSIVE.
TIlaE undersigned have this day formed q CO. part
uership under tha name aud arm of BREENE a
NIXON, for the purpose OF transacting Wholesale
And Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business,
Al the old stand OF W. G. Dresns, % Mrn street. op
poste the Courl House. where tney woult he pleased
10 the o.d friends OF th house, and many new
ones a. may favor them with call.
.s .Hr WILLIAM q BREENE,
fa.. e.. .#t ANDREW q. NIXON.
DAyten, February I, iSGt-felld2awl
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professional Garos.

WILMER IL. BELVILLE,
Alto RN e K "a t. .AW,
pAYT N, OHIO.
OFEICE-Ns. &c Naia street, nearly opposite the
Court House, OTsr tho Dry Goods Store Of John S.
Roseoerry. fei7daw2tn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-07

qhsss Bittsrs are put up in quart
bottles, of lUhioh the abovs . a Jdo-
siniIs. Chs label 10 finely en-
graVsd, and is provided tUtth
3 safs guard from oOlInts5sftsTs.
dorios 81 per bottle, or sir for 30.
@ w. Pobask, Proprtstor, No. 0
East Fourth Street, ctnetnnatt, to
tvhom al orders Shottld Be ad-
dressed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17
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/ "A Flank Movement.

One of Sigel soldiers gives the following
account Of a foraging adventure he had in
Virginia. "Vall you zee, 1 goes down to dat
old fellows blaze that has a beech orchard,
we're We vas stadhioaed, to steal some beech
e4rspd ven gets to de vront gate vat you
dinks | zee? | sees dere pig pull dog,
AMI he looks mighty savage. So | dinks
frigh1cns him, and / says look here, Mr..
-Pall.dog, stanl back, fights on dis lins all
szdInlner But de phil dog, he don't care
for dat, SO vlanks him!'3'.
= How did YOU do that Nbd.. ID ,c.go@
Ivy goes way round, 50 as gdepuH-dog
could nj sec, and ven gets to de back gate
vat You dinks L zee1 Wy dere see dat
same Old pull dogi So | ylanks him again,
How did you do that " "a.
s"Vv, goes way arounl again.. so as he
could ut zee me to another little beech or
chard, and ven L gets dere vat you dinks
zee2 Wy dere see dat same old pull dog
S)I vlanks him again. a1t.s
''How did you do that2''r
''Vy says to dat old pull-dog; Look
mister .Pull-dog, / vlanks you. drae dimes,
; and every dime ! find you dc same old pull
dog. Tam your old breeches2 Ny dime il
out next month and de country may ge-td
do devil for beeehcs 50 ( goes to my dqnt
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CON NFEGTIO N ERY
.--i ". -AND- 6"t'
VA RIETY TORE!
SMILEY SHARON 3o T.

WAVING purchased the establishment
I'll formerly kept by Samuel Ferguson,
opposite the public buildings, CadiZ, Ohio,
respectfully informs the public that he has
on hand and is prepared to furnish in large
or small quantities everything usually Kept
in a store of that Kind. Tie will endeavor,
to the best of his ability to please the public,
and he hopes by so doing to merit and re-
| ceive liberal share of the public paironagc.
| Common and Fancy Candies of all kinds,
| Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French Currants, Sn-
gar. Soda, Butter and Water Crackers, Bark
! and, Ground Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger, AL
spice, Starch Fine and Common Cigars, To-
| bacco. Pulverized White Sugar, Pickles,
| Pepper Sauce, Port Monnies, Watch Chains
Keys aud Guards, a-fine lot of common jew
| elry, TOYS of all descriptions, dc.
| OYStcrS--Fresh in season, and III summer
nice Cove Oysters served at all hours.e The
| lovers of this delicious bivalVe cannot fail
to be pleased. .,....... ...,f,-,.,.
Ice CrodD,4In season, in the best style.
His ,Sodtt F0iartuin is i'll full blast, and the
public will find this the most hc4llthful ana
| cooling beverage for hot weather.
| &G. Country COnfcctioneries can be sup
piled at his establishment on the very best
| terms. ....
Cadiz, Ohio May Is, 1864.
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NrEW MALAGA ,RA.9SINS, bunch and
lN seedless raisilis.z .'t'Afif eFac" 'H'
''''$A'' ,,-0' CUKTANTS,
. CITRoNs, &c,
at o GEORGES. {
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Valuable Farm and Mills
-----------L .-- EHOR. SsnIN. -

YyHE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm
4 aud Grist and Saw Mills, situated on
Big saltwater, near Ereeport,y Harrison
county. Said Farm contains one hundred
and seventeen acres Of good land, on which
there is two dwelling houses, an excellent
young orchard in bearing order, coal baI k,
and an abundance of never failing springs.
A large amount of the land is excellent bot
tom land. The farm is all under u good
state of cultivation. aeHrtar.e " mr.
The Grist Mill is large steam and water
Mill, which win enable Che owner to grind
ut all seasons Of the year. There isan excel
lent coal bank at tie mill door The mill
has three run of burrs. Everything about
the mill isin complete order, and can run at
all seasons of the year. r ligH Wtilosoq,
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
property on reasonable, terms. Persons
Wishing further information can call on tho
subscriber on the promises, or G. N. Allen,
editor of the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio. W
utl l9fi3' b leG ANDREW STEWART.
Freepert, April /, lSe3-tf. fo5ri 65f
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q HEP SHEARS arid WOOL, TWIEE
= of the best quality for sale by n,
II. S. McFADDIGN Il co.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS !!

NNTOUTID respe fully inform hls old Gus
w toners and the public generally, that
he has on hand a large stock and general as
sortmont Of Saddles, Harness, &C., consist
ing in part of full-quilted and plain shafters,
quilted hood cover and plain halt-Spanish
| and tall-baclIs, quilted and plain seated,
| brass and wood horn denipeaks, plain and
quilted seat low cantle English trotting sad
dies. Also variety of styles of side saddles,
with short and extended quilted knee
springs, hoop and back springs, silver col
| ored, russell blue, and black enaneled leath-
er quilted and plain plushed seats. lie has
also on hand sets Of extra fine silver mount
| ed carriage and buggy harness, strong yam
kee team harness, saddle bags, collars, hal
ters, brides and martingales OF most every
description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips of the finest quality; ill fact most ev-
| erything usually kept ina saddlery shop
He deems il unnecessary topuff and blow or
let off gas about the material OF workman
ship Of his, work, as it will recommend it
self to those who are Judges or who use it,
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he hopes by strict atten-
ton to business and selling good work at a
reasonable price, to merit continuance OF
the same. Shop, directly opposite the '',Seas-
TIMER office, Cadiz, Ohio
April l., 1854. g. .lta
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I = IA " III T. iii

4 "A II. persons i1idebfell .tollnle, other by
~ note or book lcc1upt, must make inn
mediate pnypeft,4 or, else their accounts
GERS for cAllGetfOa,
GEORGE S. ATKINSON. 4
Cai.z July u 1854 Pin.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
SALE OF LOTS.


gINUE uNDEKsiGNXD WILL OFFER AT
l Public AHrtion ~ the Court housa IN Evsns-
willie, the asth dsy Of March, At o'eluek y NJ
a large Bunitrr Of Lots Ia various farts g the
City. deserihssi ~ fotlosSs:
= Hoass aud Lot on Lsenst strret. leinE q ~
y feet, usids part at rear haf Of Lot iel. orisi
nal Plan bang the residence % chester Esnisb
The north west half II Lot -, 10 the penAtion
Enlargement, heiuz II by Ia a in sixes
The Haase and premises formeriy ofeaf5ed bs
Sir James Oakley Bsrrel faesarys *stnAte
MON Lots :, :, ,, - and ~, in Block Mn the
Eastern Enlargement
Lot in BIocl Y. Los 3 Ia Biaek -. Lot 10
nlosk -. Lots aud Va Bleek ~, Asts.6 and ~
In Heck a. Lot - In Rloek a., L0t Gin Klock ~.
and Lot Is in Bleak 81, in the Eastern EnlaTga-
meni.
Lot i7z in the Donation EBIzrgeaaefsi, Being .
by 80 fest, corner of Sycamore sireet and the
Canal.
Lots /. 2, ,, Z, and &, and Lots ]. , Z. 9, 3.
., L. Il, Is, 70 aud -, in Block :, IN shafFs's
Enlargement.
Lots 3, &.5,6,7 So, "a and -, in Block -, and
Lot = in Block I04, Lama-eo.
Lots g, q, - ~. u, g., 81. y, - ~, ~ ~,
- ., -, -, ~, I5. IS and -. fsAbslia Place,
situate east Of Lamasco. aad soush q the Evans
vile Cuiol. FuruitHr Faetsfy-
Let's s, ., aud T., IN Block II, southern En-
largement-
lot i. in Block 2. Ssrth Eastern Ealarxsnent.
Lot Il IN Block L Bakers Addition.
Lot4 in Block ?. Crescent Enlargement. adiOin-
ing the residence Of Jue. Uric
Lots 4, aad 8, IN Block s, CreseeHt KnlArge.
meat, adjoining the residence of Conraa E4rr.
TERMS OF SALE-un-- third Cash. bahsnce "a
6 aud l. months with interest. the ipsra h4sers
giving note, secured By mortgage.
Fof further particulars euqnire at my ofsics on
Third Street. Asa IGLEHART,
Real Estate Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-25
ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE

A fszrthsr supplement- 70 an OraiRznes. pAsssS
May y, Is5G. sHsifiea s. Az 0rdisanee los the
projection and government Of Oak HiiI Gene
terry" tE
Passed March Is, 1854
SEcrf0x I. Be Il sFsEsisel - ths Ccaizaea c1na-i7
of fss Cg Il EfGEssis, That hereafter Ia shall b.
unlawful for any person pcFsons 20 ride or lead
any hcEse or ether animal Nithia the eBeissaFe of
Oak Hill Cemetery Or Locnsf Hill Cemetsry nor
shall Any horse or other animal be parRit tef
within the enclosure Of either Of sad teassferis
except sHeA aaimais as Hisy - used ia drawing
vehicles attending funeral pE8 essiaas, aud such
a. may D. required 10 repairing this roAds aud
managing s&id seBlsserisz respsctiFely.
sEc = That Il sAaii b the dziy of fhs sexton
u said ceBseteTiea respectively 70 keep tha large
gates Of said cemeteries elased and fsstsaes ahsl
90 eAnse the sane TO b. 0psHed only ~ the puF-
gsss.. Sf saHaifting tuner 4 pFoesssioas aua such
tshieiss msy ts relHirei to pass sifhia said
enci0sufes kf the puFpose of pFrpasiaE f5r Inter
nIenfs Or kerPinE ssI eezsetaFIss @ rfpaIF
$50. 2. Ahy person OF Iersaisz ElolzfGng soy
provision Ol this OsdinaEe. shail. % eons letso1
forf-it aad pay any sam exeesiing tn dollars.
WA. BAkER, Mayer
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