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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
FROM THE SOUTH.
Escape of 70 Prisoners.
Negro Enlistment Bill Passed
Escape of Federal Prisoners-The
Rebels Conscripting Boys-More Re-
ported Hostility to Rebellion I'm North
CarOIina.
Press Dispatch.l

Press Dispatch.
New YORK, March 1.-THE Herald's
Newbern correspondent, writing on the
4th, says seventy Union prisoners reached
here yesterday morning, who escaped
from the cars while being conveyed from
Florence, South Carolina, to Salisbury
The rebels commenced removing the en-
tire body of prisoners as Sherman ad-
vanced towards that point, and two hun
dred OF three hundred made good their
escape. The rebel guard were mostly
boys from fourteen to sixteen and eigh-
teen years of age, and were lily able to
bear the hardships of service or meet
the shrewdness and skill Of veterans
The seven who came in report that they
were first taken to Wilmington, and as
they were being removed thence to Sauls.
bury, effected their escape Oh the 23d OF
February. They were aided in reaching
our lines by Union men.
The rebels are cOnscripting all the
boys they can find. Negroes are coming
in in droves, being terrified by the pros
pect of the rebels taking them into their
armies. They say if they must light
they would rather fight for the North.
A citizen arrived here to-day, direct
from Goldsboro, having come through all
the way by the main roads, and he reports
that he did not see rebel soldier on the
route People in the interior were al
most unanimously of the opinion that
the Confederacy is gone up, that negroes
were being gathered up at certain points,
and there was great panic among that
class. The whites were equally despOn-
dent, but for different reasons. 1t will
be a relief to them when Sherman takes
them out of the hands and bonds of
Confederacy. believe that if many of
the North Carolina military were near
our lines they wonld desert nearly ell
masse, and as for Longstreet he is long
way off. The Union army is not such an
object of hate to the North Carolina sol
diers in the rebel army as to Beauregard
and JEFF. Davis.
The entire eastern part of North Car
olina is in a state of alarm. Just before
leaving Wilmington it was reported the
rebels had fallen back from their posi-
ton, Is miles northeast of the city
There was no doubt Sherman was well
within North Carolina.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Reported Occupation Of SUFFOLK APP
proaching Adjournment Of the Rebel
Congress-The Negro Soldier Bill.
Press Dispatch. !

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Rich
mond Examiner of the 9th says: 1t is
reported that Suffolk was again occupied
by the enemy on the lst, with force of
1900 cavalry and a regiment of negroes.
II is surmised that a raid is intended by
them in the direction of the Weldon
railroad.
Both houses of Congress yesterdayagreed
to adjourn next Saturday. The business
of the session is pretty we'll cleared up.
The only important bill now pending is
that of putting negroes into the army,
which was passed in the Senate by one
majority. The bill was slightly amend
ed in the Senate and consequently goes
back to the House for concurrence. The
amendment not being material, it is
supposed the bill will pass the House
without difficulty, probably to-day. Con-
gress will have been in session lO5 days
on next Saturday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
The Reported Disaster 10 schofeid.
Press Dispatch

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE rumor
of disaster to Schofield originated in
boastful dispatch from Bragg, published
in a Richmond paper, claiming that he
had checked him. No Importance what
ever is attached to the statement 1t is
believed that both Schofeld and Sher-
man are all right
Vice-President johnson was in the
capitol to day but did not preside in the
Senate His health is much better.
A special dispatch says the rumors of a
battle by Schofield in South Carolina at
tracts increased attention, but nothing
can be ascertained from any reliable
source. They are evidently founded on
the doubtful Bragg dispatch in the Rich
mond papers.
No reliable news of Sherman yet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Ernnl Washington.

WASHINGTON, March l2-JohnG G. Nico-
lay, Private Secretary of President Lin
coin, was nominated yesterday for the
post of Consul 10 Paris, to fill the vacan-
cy caused by the promotion of John Bige-
low, the late incumbent, to the post of
Charge dAffairs at the French Court
The nomination was unanimously con-
tirmed.
The Washington Chronicle of today
saws Vice President Johnson appeared In
the Senate yesterday. His health is en-
tirelp restored. During his stay in the
Vice Presidents room large number OF
Senators called to pay their respects.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
The Gold Observation-Disclosures Ru-
moIa.

New YORK, March IL Gold has been
more excited this morning than for sew
eral days past A rumOr that General
Schofeld had been defeated, with the
loss of 500 men and sixty guns, strength
ened the price, and buying on three days
option was quite general, though not on
very large amounts. The price opened
at 81 90, rose to 81 OH and fell again to
81 SGT
The Posts special says Washington is
filled with rumors of tho battle between
General Schotield's force and the rebels.
No particulars are known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Co.operatiou with Johnston from Ala
bama-Failnre Of the Movement
Reported Defeat Of Johnston.
[Press Dispatch. |

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Washing
ton Republican of yesterday contains the
following: General Thomas telegraphs
to Grant that one of his scouts come in
with information that the rebel Generals
Lee and Cheatham have been sent from
Alabama against Sherman, but Lee was
subsequently recalled to defend Selma
Cheatham proceeded, intending to form
a iunction with Hardee from Charleston,
but scouts report that rebels have infor-
nation that before the junction was
formed Sherman rushed a few of his vet
eran brigades back upon Cheatham's col
umn, completely crushiag it.
Hardee was not up to time, and report
does not say he gave battle at all, but
that Johnston was supposed to have at
tackled Sherman in front and got awfully
whipped. The Republican says there is
every reason to believe the above to be
true.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
From New Orleans.

CAIRO. March l0-New Orleans dates
to the 4th are received.
The Inauguration of }, NJ, Wells as
Governor of louisiana for the uneNpired
term made vacant by the resignation o1
Governor Hicks, took place at Library
Hall on the morning of the 4th.
Twenty-six Union families OF corpus
Christi and vicinity have been banished
in Mexico by the rebel authorities.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
The Army but n Few Miles from North
Carolina.
Press Dispatch.


PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE Bulle,
tin has the following special dispatch:
WASHINGTON, March ia letter
dated Wilmington, March 9th, was re-
ceived here to-day, in which it is stated
in positive terms that scout from Sher-
mans army had reached Terry's head
quarters, and also left our army in the
occupation of Cheraw. s. c., the terminus
of the Cheraw and Darlington railroad,
and but very few miles from North
Carolina. Nothing but cavalry skir.
mishes had taken place. The army had
rested for some days and found very fair
subsistence OH the route. The advance
i'm North Carolina was certainty. ~
This letter adds that on the first of
March, the scout started for Newbern
but learning of the occupation of Will
min ngton reached that place much soon
or. The source of this intelligence is
perfectly correct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
GENERAL GRANT.
Army Still Mud Bound.
The Troops in Fine Condition
Condition Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Press Dispatch.l

Press Dispatch.l
ARMY OF THE PoTOMAC, March g.
Quiet continues in this Department and
is likely to do so for some time, so far as
any movements are concerned, for the
roads are in very bad condition, owing to
the recent heavy rains. Troops are be-
ing drilled daily, and new arms and
clothing, etc, issued preparatory to the
coming campaign. The men are in ex-
cellent condition.
Deserters continue to come in, althO'
they are not so numerous as heretofore.
About thirty arrived today through the
lines of the 9Th and 9th corps. 1t is ru-
mOred that four were shot OIL their way
over.
The lst corps advanced their picket
line short distance this morning, and
it is reported to have found rebel cOlored
troops on the picket line in their front.
If this is true it shows that the rebels
have at last adopted the policy of arm
ing their slaves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Battle Near Kinston, N. G.
Murder of Foraging Parties.
Johnsson i'm the swamps-Beaurega
Fortifying Raleigh. - Rebel Aban-
doument Of the Country Between
Newbern and Goldsb0rO.
lPress Dispatch.l


NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Times
Washington special says the Government
will soon expect to hear from Sherman
via Wilmington. The last heard from
Johnston was that he was f1oundering in
the swamps near Yodkin river: Beaure-
gard is fortifying Raleigh and Goldsboro,
but is already terrified at the approach
of onr co operating column advancing
from Newbern.
The Worlds Washington special says
a gentleman who left Newbern on the
7th brings authentic intelligence that
the rebels have abandoned all the conn
try between that place and Goldsboro.-
Kinstou was evacuated OH the 3d.
Refugees and deserters say they have
heard of no engagement between Sher-
man and the rebels.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Michigan Democratic State Conveu.
liOn.

DETROIT, March l6.-The Democr attic
State Convention met yesterday. 1t
made no nomination in opposition to
Judge Christiancy for Justice of the Su-
preme Court. Ebenezer Wells and Oliver
Comstock were nominated for Regents of
the University.
All regular passenger trains will be
running on Monday on the Michigan
Central and Great Western and Grand
Trunk Railroads
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Rebel Report Of "A Fight Near Kinston,
N. ca Victory for the Rebels Re-
ported.
Press Dispatcb.l


WASHINGTON, March l2.-The Rich
mond Dispatch of Friday, contains the
following dispatch from Gen. Lee, giving
the particulars of battle near Kinston,
n c., between Bragg and the Union
forces which moved from Newbern to
meet Sherman, in the direction of Colds
boro:
HEADQUARTERS, March y.
To General j c. Breckinridge, Secretary OF
Uar:
Gen Bragg reports that he attacked
the enemy yesterday four miles in front
of Kinston, and drove him from his posi-
ton He disputed the ground obstinate
ly and took up new line three miles
from his first Wecaptured three pieces
of artillery, 800 prisoners The number
of the enemy dead and wounded left on
the field is large Ours Is comparatively
small
The troops behaved most handsomely,
and Major Generals Hill and Hoke ex-
hibited their usual zeal and energy
Signed K. +. LEE.
Huston, near which the fight occur
red, is situated Oh the direct route from
Goldsboro to Newbern. about % miles
east of Goldsboro and about 30 from New
bern. 1t is supposed that this force of
the enemy was advancing from Newbern
against Goldsboro for the purpose of cut
ting the railroad at that point. 1t is not
probable after this repulse, that the enc
my will attempt to advance, and it is
likely we shall next hear of their falling
back on Newbern, or changing their
course to some other point of the COM
pass This movement of the enemy was
evidently designed to be cooperative
with Sherman, and in this light, and at
this juncture, it may be of great value to
us in embarrassing the movements of
Sherman
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
RaiIrOud Accident.

LOUISVILLE, March IL A freight train
ran of the bridge over Long Lick, on the
Nashville railroad this morning causin &
Injuries which detained the upward train
FROM Nashville three hours This even
ing the bridge viii bs sPeediiy repaired
Frank Newcomb, OF the firm OF n. ID.
Newcomb & Bro, one of our largest
houses. died to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Vice Presideni johnson 20 Apologize
or Resign
From Beecher's fndependeHtl

From BeecheT's fndepeDdent
And now, concerning the Vice Presl-
dent and the Illuminating spectacle which
on that day be furnished to the world
shall We speak OF keep silenti Perhaps
there exists some good reason Why the
sad truth should be suppressed, but no
such reason have we yet discerned. We
cannot, therefore, join with our three
neighbors, the TibsRe, the Fnes, aud the
Ersaiag Post, in pardoning with silence
the great disgrace which Andrew John.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
The 7-IO Loau.

PHILADELPHIA, March l2.-The sub
scriptions to the 7-30 loan, received by
Jay Cooke on Saturday, amounted to
S3,6il 900, including 81 100000 from New
York. S2OO,OOO from Cincinnati, and
Sl5O,00O from Carlisle, Pa, in single
subscriptions, and also 1888 individual
subscriptions of $50 and 500. The total
substitution for the week is S2l ,092, 100.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
WHEELING REGISTER
,,oxeAy MORNING, MARCH 49, 1863
TeIexrnphie Summary.

81, closed at the regular boaro' Oh
s,turday at 81 905al 9l' ana al Inc even
ing exchange at 81 9oa, from, tbs
~ seventy prisoners escaped IRON, tue
4roan Florence and Sanisbuly'
,nd arrived at Newbern on the "a ,lS.,
'D citizen of Goldsboro represents the
,inations of the masses in North Car
,..o to he unequivocally for the Union
'',r r,,,a are indications of IN early at
,,ek on Mobile
Washington special to the Times says
-. sherman will soon communicate
.rr,uph Wilmington, that Johnston Is
ar yodkin rixer, and that Beanregard
fortifsing Raleigh aud Goldsboro
Arebel paper reports the occupation
| 4 Suffolk.
p,th Houses of the rebel Congress
need to adjourn OH the llth
moyement by General Cheathem to
na iunction with Hardee has been
-,,trated by Sherman.
FIRE in Lockport on the 10th destroy
$500 O0J worth of property.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad has
resumed business.
tn. Richmond Enquirer announces the
s;lur, Of the scheme to trade tobacco
t,r bacon. Two hundred thousand
nonnl, Of tobacco, part in Fredencks-
Lnrc and part on its way to that place.
Intended to he used in the transaction'
No. c,ntu,rd. aud no bacon substituted
for il. ,
c.r Wa.hburne. at banquet in Mem
III, ,no,,e in favor OF civil government
,uperseding military law.
steamboats, are permitted to navigate
ustebie river 10 bring away produce,
A cotton mill is in process OF con-
,trnction in San Francisco.
company OF the 9th North Carolina
rebel regiment recently deserted to Camp
Palmer
dispatch from headquarters of the
Army of the Potomac says active opera
tions are stin prevented by the forbid
DING character of the weather but that
the army is in fine condition and prepar
ING for warlike demonstrations when the
roads become passable.
Rebel negro pickcts are said to have
been found in front of the lst Corps.
Another lot of exchanged prisoners, be
longing to the State of New York, have
returned, bitterly denouncing their treat
mrnt by the rebels.
Tie Philadelphia Bulletin has a dis
patch stating that Sherman's army was
but a short distance from North Carroll
IA. and an advance in that State was re-
garded as certain
General Lee sends intelligence to the
rebel War Department of battle near
Kinston N c on the 9Th and claims
brilliant victory forthe Confederate arms
The rumor of Schoield's defeat origi-
mated in dispatch from Bragg to Rich
mOnd No reliance is placed on 1t IN
Washington
John G. Nicolay's nomination for Con
sui to Paris has been confirmed.
A correspondence has passed between
General sherman and Wade Hampton in
reference to the murder Of the former
foragers. Sherman makes known hls
intention to retaliate, while Hampton
disclaims all knowledge of the alleged
grievance, and says that he will eXeente
two for ono.
One hundred and twenty exchanged
prisoners have arrived ut New Orleans
from Texas.
Rebel papelS announce the passage OF
the negro enlistment bill Senator Hun
ter voted for it, i'll accordance with his
Instructions, but made a speech against
It
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
National Finances.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Herald's )
special says it is expected by the new
Secretary of the Treasury that from the
large amount of southern products cap
tured, fund will soon be accumulated
that will enable the Government to re-
sumo specie payments sooner than eN-
pected
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Arrest Of Bounty Brokers and Sub.
stitute Brokers'.

NEW YORK, March l2-Seven hundred
bounty jumpers and II substitute bro
kers were arrested yesterday at Hoboken
after having enlisted at bogus re-
cruiting station They were all put in
irons and sent TO Governors Island to
day
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Mobile no, 10 be Evacuated.

New YORK, March 1.-THE Meridian,
Mississippi, Clarion denies the report
that Mobile was being evacuated, ana
says: If the preparations being MADE
for Granger & Co, conld be seen, these
stories Of evacuation would not be cred
tied.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
COPPER WARE.
@. w. JOHNSON & SON,
MANUFACTURES or
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware
"av1NG AyAHRD oURsRLyEs

III OF all the impsoved facilities We are bet.
ter prepared zow than ever t. fill all orders fOs
any article OF work In the above line OF business
Valies and Conductors made To order. steam
boat work cone in substantial and v0TknAnliks
manner We are now paying particular sttsn-
ton 70 this branch Of the trade, and can guzran-
sale Dealers We can oder indncements thai can
not be found elsewhere Our stock OF Ware IL
complete, and the assortment 10 full al AL umes
We keep q st0ek Of the latest and most approved
patterns Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand st al
times g. W. JOHNSON a SOS,
sspa No. I7s Market square, Wheeling Wv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Resunption of RaiIrOad Travel.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE Ohio and
Mississippi railroad trek being clear OF
water, trains will resume regular trips
to-day. The indianapolis and Cincinna-
ii railroad is also in running order.
The river is falling, with fifty feet of
water in the channel
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
Fire in LociIporf.

LoCKPoRT, N. Y, March 1.-The haA
and cotton company's mill and machin'
cry at this place, was burned last night
Loss S75, 900. Insured for $4,000. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by
friction in the machinery
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13
EarIy,s Forces Scattered.

WASHINGTON, March ll-Good news
has been received from Sheridan. Ear
ly's forces have fled to the mountains
The rebel army is believed to be broken
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13

New YORK, March IA Washing
ton letter to the Commercial says; 1t
appears that the recruiting by loyal
States i'll the insurrectionary States has
bean stopped,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Senate
shortly after meeting went into executive
session on the Presidential nominations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-13

No reliable news of Sherman yet.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
Annexation of Territory to the City
OF Evansville,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ComTnon Council or the city u Evansville,
IN pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the sta's OK IndlsDA, Ap-
proved March b, 1855. EMIT sa-IaAn Act 70
amend the seventy hrst section u Net entitled
IAN Act granting 70 the citizens Of the toWasof
Egansviils, in the eountyof Vanderburgh, City
Charter, approved January ~ 1857, and 70 add
supplemental seationa to said Act, WILL on the
l5th day Of May, a. p. 1867. Erssenk oths Board
Of County O. m missishefs % FaBdefbaFKh county
petition praying Tor the annexation 70 said city
81 the following described territory, aud setting
fortnth reaBone for Asnch a1ntxaeicn, viz: All
that part Of the sanflascsst qhAstsr o. section
NINETEEN 10, IN townshfp SIX 90, range ten tiol
west, described AZ Follows. viz Beginning At ~
iron pin At the south west corner Of said quaf-s
Ter section, and running thence BY The half
s.et.on llns north four hnpdred aud ninety nine
$3.50 fosts foam iron pin !; thenes east BY Isabella
Place seven hundred and sixty three and half
l761 feeLs ~ tbs linS Of Sharpos EnlRrgemsut;
thence sonth BY the line Of ebAEpeB Eniarggrnsnt
iron pin tho south lias 81 said quarter ssc.on,
aad thence by the south line Of said quarter sec
ton seven hundred and sixty -four t7eA) feet, 10
tb" place Of beginning, said ferdtery bsiDg con-
sI .S 20 q tho city q EvsnsE SRs nos vlsss'd
Attest A. M. sIcokiTr, dark. ai5-sot
II o ANTHONY WRIGHT. GEORGE SKIN
I AER, William swApson, q. ". Bnfkhasser.
Henry Butt, aud Margaret Hesser; -
A0iiee Is hereby giseH 81 ths. TetitioBs re-
iefred 10 ~ he aaovp 0etice psssenfsd TO
rho BOARD ~ County Commissioners Of lndsr
burg county on ths- 18th d. OF May is.b, and
thai the sahle WA received and considered aud Il
~as Ordefs0 by said Best9 fha4 Inc fifffffst ar
log abd consideration 81 saiJ application ~ COM
tiUuad gQtiithe 18th day o. June. 1865, ADD that
cation Ia she kvnnay lie Dali jour al thai ssia
application u nov fendine ref fe said BoAIA and
that q will De heard and decided on the sai 18th
day Of Jane, 1863. VICTOA BisCh,
Evansville, Mas nth. Isss-dtI7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-24
CITY NOTICRs.
Annexation OF Territory TO the City
OF Evansville.

NOTICE IS HgREHY GIVES that The Com
- mon Council q the city oi kY2bsylllss5 -
parsgaHee II The PROD f0ns " 81 Act ofthe esei-
sra Agssmbty VI the- SLATE ct Indiana+ Approval
March 9. lszs5 - rrs s1epaeIs4fhs segenty
6K.t GlctioH 81 40 acf - IAN act gran lag 70
90 cliizsss Of de sossii-og ETznsyiile, IN the
county d Wander lrghrR cilgrcbarfeTs, alsrrovsd
Jam ~ r. dS41y aanA4 n, 10 s1pglsafsst-l ses-
tfoas . aasd acf, Wiz o@fas s@sa. lay Of june
I5s7 a,ss8 sy5-fiIe 31affJi to1ht5 70 EnIiissioD-
ca II sasaelbss Af0ggEt ~ zion prayiag for
a. n,fntws ZION ~ s41 cfy 81 the following de-
scflbe4 q ritory, sud sttigg forth tha reaa0 eoF
sar aaaa9afiof, Va. All thst uart IT the Iorth z
silus East Il 1aIH stres - PsiHeston road, de-
ecrihed Is follows, viz; Begf ming At an iron pin
RI tbe noEt -east lorner o. said out lot, and run
-Iisg tEenees 3ush aispg The gHna dfsidihg said
ea.-los fren. sat-IJet ~. sye (6)st re hundred
aad thirty $50 Esss. to the merits urseof Lilss-
fcn and Loekh frt's EHiarzs msnt; tbsHes ". 81 by
said north line two hundred aud twelve (2il feet,
81 thef ssopts, 70 the mi1dis 81 bfsf5 street
thence northWardig along the middis Of ssid
8a stree three huF dred sna fOfty -four aud one
fourth f5ff11) feet, or 1hereabonta, 10 the ngrGn
live % said N lot No. our %, the same also bsiHg
the aerh scse9n1iue Of soesfe5 X tsesty- nine
fejstswasalpBix f6) -se1th rABgs fsh (l0) west
sH1. theuee east sonz aaid forth sectiOz lie one
hHn9rFa AID thirteen fi13) ftetsof fbsreabouts 70
TIRE ~ csbf begil ring, . Aafi rerritosy being
ptrr ~ tie Bortn-weBf quaTter Of said section
Bun3ef twenty -1l8s f2sj, odd tsTritory icing
contiguous - tbs cffy " Evansville, and NOT
plattfa Or laid ~. W. BAKEh, Mayor. :
Atlesf: a. b MoGrnY, Clerk. n5fO-t jeI2