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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-21
Assembly Nominntion in Troy.

ALBANY Friday Oct. 2o. 1865.
James s. Thorn, the city editor Of The Troy
Tins was last evening nominated as the Union can
dldate for the Assembly fIOm that district.
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Fourth Senatorial Republican Convection

The Fourth Senatorial Republican Conven'
ton met at the Fifth Ward Hotel last evening" and ad
,ourned 70 Monday evening at II O'clock
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LADIES BALMORAL3.-The neatest and mo't
comfortable WSTss Doors Tor ladies those manufactured
sold By CASrEsLL No. 8j Broadway between Lsyo9ta
snd sehh,t, tAfTAELIs ate rsouso1e' ana h,s
stock embraces Boots aud Shoes. oI old and yolnp po''
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TIE FINEST OvRRcoATs EVER SRKN IN thu
CousraY now ready for sale.
l. V. BROKAw No 81 LAFAYETTE place,
No. "a FOurth-aye., opposite Cooper Union
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MONTH CAROLISA.

yh, s,rt- Debt Letter from the Presi-
dent Advocating its Repudin,ion-
Aajourumtnt OF the State Conven'ion
to Mny Nexi-No Rebel Debt 30 be
Assumed by Any Euisre Convention
T,;.,n,s of fhe Ioyni Element.
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The Legislature of Mississippi has elected
Gov. Sharkey TO fill the unexpired term OF Jeil.
Davis in the United States Senate.
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We print to-day letter from MIR. T. IT,
Mccormick to the Rev. b. Nj. Smith on ilo
I'm. Of reconstruction Of the Presbyterian
Cb.rche-s subject now attracting considerable
.,,.ot;on. As Mr.. NJ. is a member oil tha1
,,,u,ob wh;le We are not, We arc not impel'eo
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Messrs FOWLER AND WELLS, PhrenolOgi3ta.
give written charts Of character daily at No. 80
broadway.
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MpS u. h. O'LgARY. NJ. d..

Mes. H. b. OLgARY, VI. d.. takes pleasure
Announcing that IN response 70 tire solicitations q
her friends Of the city he has I'D 20 receive her New
York psents th. MOmen Medical Colegr, No z5l Wcs
Twenty .xthsL. IUssDAYs, MEDNE.DAYs and FRIDAYS,
from ii to and her br0oAiyu patients At nor
residence, Ohtessyp. AID Hamilton It, ,SDAIA
IaUEsDAYs and SATURDAYS.
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The Burglar Alarm Telegraph PROJECTS inv.si-
big each window and door. l.. HOLMES lls Broadway.
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The Republican State Convention Of Colorado
has nominated Vim. Gilpin for Governor, and
George NJ. Chilcott for Representative to Con-
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The Vacancy in the Marine Court Judge
ship.

ALBANY. Friday. Oct. 90. 1865
The Governor has appointed A. j. Often
hoesr Judge Of the Marine Court In plaoe Of Judge
AcCart ~. deceased.
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Clothes Wringers Of all kinds repaired ny
Bailey Washing aud Wringine Machine CO.. i76i E'Sy.
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TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR SToRE in
New. York mas REMOVED TO No. 80 Canast. L. BAsTEr.
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DO not fail to see the beautiful. extraordi.
nary and artistic novelties in the November Nambos
OF pRNogEsr's Mon HLY MAGAZINE now ready.
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The Tribune I'm Landau.

brRvESs BROTHERS, (Anenesn Agents f,r Libraries.
" sbdsls Cgvent Garden, " Agent for ibe sole Of
IiiE TRIBUNE They viii also receive StsNGrruss and
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LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRBS's SHOES. -
The best cheapest and most ele Ant STYLES at modsr
ate prices JEFFERs. No. 57J broadway.
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PaITCuARD, MULLER AND KOHL; casts from
- mead. Of ..e rur esr. taken atsr dssth, may bs
a the Pbrenoloucal Room, Of IowLEs WzLIs, No. 30
bToadyay, y. y.
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ENLErfH. y. ~. frifay. w. 2v lsb

The State Convention adjourned ~, evening" 10 Is
sembIe again on tie fourth Monday OF May
An ordinance was passed preventing any htrre
LEGISLATURE Assuming or paving any debt e. ested al
recy or Indirectly Tor tie pro.eeqtioa OF me hebehe
Thisi., trInnrh' for Gov Holden and the loyal ei-
mep.' The Copperhsads and enemies OF the Govern
u en-. favored the assumption of the Rebel state debt
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DRMrLCRNr.

HOSEr, GLYCERISR AND PAIN SOAPs
=. G. HUIL's Son. No b PARK ROW. ". v.
Manufacturer OF every style OF Staple and Toilet Soaps.
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OH EYES MApR NEW.

Without Spectacle.. Doctor or Medicines. Psmphet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Addregs X. Il
FOoTE NJ. D., No. /. 100 Brosdwsv Nev-YOrk.
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The Raleigh papers OF yestG,Trd,asy pgeiish,
eserv dollar a tie deSt created H. aid q Eebel u
should be regulated aaIy AID forever aad express;
ing the hope tn. tie peope OF North carolina WA
wash their bands If eFerytL ng that pertakes me
slightest degree of the keolhon recently erusned y!
tie strong am of the Government ~ ,o.-
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We notice with pleasure that 4. W. PALAxE OF
Armenia is the Uuion candidate for Assembly in
the First district Of Dutchess County. This nomi-
nation, rendered unanimously, by acclamation' Is
one Of the kind W should rejoice TO seo mado IN
every district OF the State.
Mr.. PALAEB was elected TO She Assembly from
this District, which Is a close one, By nearly one
thousand majority IN r>9, and acquitted himself N
the trying session Of 1850 il i manner which CON-
rnaaded the approval Of the best OF all parties
in Duchess County, and throughout the state. He
has all the qualities which make man personally
popular is kind.hearted, genial and accessible, but
what is better still, has exhibited when occasion
called. al ability, trmness and grit which ore not
often found in combination with such qualities.
There are few among the younger politicians Of the
State more widely known and personally popular.
Mr.. Gu ARLEs II. SMITH was nominated Cor the
Assembly last evening by the Union Convention OF
the Fourteenth District, Eighteenth Ward. Mr..
Smith is lawyer Of distinction-lons resident OF
the ward-and leading member Of the Citizens
Association.
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LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
zee called moth patches with FRI ckles, st6cd
DR.. PERRYs celebrated Morn AND hREcsLE L0rioM
T. " infallible. Sold by all druggists.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Bovs' nnd Children's 6 ARrBALpI CU1AwAr nnd zOU-
Az SUITS by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
l. " BRoKAw No. 81 Lafayette place.
No. "a Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
BUSINESS no Sc FOR SALE

A THREE STORY BRICK STORE ON FIRST
"a street. near Main. Title perfect. F-r par
ticuiars enquire VI r. W. LIkCk.
nHE STEAM ESGfEE. $3.50 INCa STROKE.
~ One Railroad HaN-cross cut.
one o0ring MIL Machine.
One Lathe cnttafs All iB good running order,
Enquire A. this Journal office. jans.3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

TAxKs Farmers have as yet been
exempted from the full severity Of taxa
ton, but the following letter from Mad.
shows that the sharp pinch Of the war
vice is beginning TO be felt even in the
agricultural districts
Six years ago / paid the taxes on the
farm property / now hold at IS 3s.
am advised by authority that the tax
this year on the same property will be
| S25S.40 have worked hard to pay Tor
my land, and now | am compelled to pay
for It over again in taxes. can't do it
q great while, and yet can see no end
to the war so long as it is conducted by
our present rulers - Copperhead En-.
How the poor fellow is to be pitied
DE only has clear income of s., los
per annum on his poor little farm on
which be had before been required to
pay tax of only $s.3S.
As the above income is over and above
all drawbacks for interests, and State
and county tax, with 5000 allowed for
family expenses the great oppression Of
requiring payment of FIVE per cent. 3
terribly manifest.
Under Democratic RUE, we had TO pay
poll tax Of Eve dollars when we we're
only seventeen years of age, aud did not
possess FIVE dollars worth Of property on
earth exclusive Of our clothing, and in
addition were required to work FIVE days
on the roads or pay an additional five
dollars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

ToBAoco BoxDKD WAREHOUSES; In
the proposed bill to tax leaf tobacco, we
notice that Cincinnati, Louisville, Pa
ducah aud ST. Louis are the points Sc
lected where the warehouses are to be
located in the West
Taking for granted that the bill viii
pass, which is by no means eertai n,
many will inquire, why is Evansville
left out and overlooked2 II is well
established fact that more than one-third
Of all the tobacco raised in the West
passes through this city, aud the only
solution to the mystery of this place be-
ing overlooked is the fact that we have
no Representative in Congress.
The fact that more tobacco is shipped
through shis city than through any other
port on the Ohio or Mississippi river, ex-
eept it may be Louisville, would indi-
cate gross ignorance on the part of
members Of Congress, or a shameful
neglect on the part of the Represents
tivos from this region Of the State.
The former hypothesis is scarcely
tenable, as statistics furnished through
this paper were read in Congress
two years ago, showing that the
shipments through this port amounted to
about 10000 hogsheads per annum.
We hope that ia view of the fact that
we are unrepresented in this portion Of
the State, that other members of the
Indiana delegation viii present the
claims of this city before the COMMITTEES
before the billis reported back that those
claims may be fairly considered.
/ We may add in this connection tina
the shipments through this port during
the present year promises to be muel
larger, comparatively, than in formei
years. We shall refer to this matte
again in connection with the proposed
tax on leaf tobacco, which we canno
but think win be ruinous to this grea
branch OF productive industry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

DEATHs OF INDIANA SOLDIERS IN NASH
VILE HOSPITALS, DURING THE WEEK END
ISG JAN. 7, lS65.-Sanuel Gunz, Co. A,
slst; Louis Dodd. 3sth; Alex. Mann,
Co A, 18th Cavalry; VIM. TuIey, Co. c,
6Sth Joseph johnson, Co. C. 57th J.
smoek, C, 3lst; solomon Yorpess, I,
5lst; Milton Daw, D, 35th, James 81,
Tucker, C, 57th; John Crumpton, F,
142d; Philip Taylor, G, esd; Michael
Mclaughlin, F, 3sth; John A Gift, G
1S0th; ". B Mace, B, Slh Cav Jane.
Jurney, K, 18th; David Fordney, f, 9th
j. B. Willard, E, l2sth; Jas. Franeine
F, eth; Franklin johnson, I, 40th; Benz
Downs, A, 124thi C. q. Padgett, f
3oth; ]. Adams, +, l42; Jas. R. Bran
don, E, 3lst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

SKBDADDLED.-We are informed that a
number of gentlemen (0 of elegant
leisure, who loiter about the city, wear
ing fine clothes and having no visible
means OF support, have, in view of the
searching investigation going on in
reference to the enrolment lists, sud.
denly left the city. Their names viii,
however, 60 on the rolls and greet them
on their return. This is perfectly fair
and right We know of no class Of PEG
pie who risk less or have more time to
fight for Uncle Sam.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

The $50 AssEssNEsr--We are glad
70 learn that the citizens liable to draft
ar promptly payisg in their assessment
o. $50, Auditor Biseh having received
already from foar to six thousand dol
lara Let every one come forward
promptly and pay in the money, and let
those who have paid not neglect TO urge
all others to go and do likewise lest the
work fail for Bant Of few thousand
dollars The several committees are
active and untiring in the performance
OF their duties and everything promises
flillr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

AUCTION SALE.-I will sell at auction
in SuliivAntown, at my residence, on
Monday Jan 10th, at 10 o'clock, all Of
my farming stock and tools, consisting
Of three good horses, two mich cows, one
two-horse wagon, one double harness, q
lot OF -four, harness, and general varie-
ty of tools, traps, &c, &c Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
A. G.. SULLIVAN.
Hiram Nelson, Auctioneer
Jan. Aids.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

ga We learn that the water from the
canal has overfowed all that part Of the
city lying to the southeast of the canal, in
GLIDING the old graveyard or cemetery,
and extending down as far as the upper
sehool-bouse, causing much ineonven-
fence and doing much damage, and as
there is every indication Of thaw and
further rise in the caAaI this incon
yenience and damage ia likely to be in
| ereaaed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

Mr. HUNPHREYs CAsE.-We are Au-
thOrized TO state, says the indianapolis
Journal Of yesterday, that the story in
the SentiHetof Saturday last, and copied
in this paper on Monday, stating as a
a fact that Gen. Hooker had disapproved
Of Gen. Hoveys action in the case Of
Mr Humphreys, and issuing orders re-
yoking the action of Gen. Hoyey upon
that subject, is untrue No such action
has yet been taken Humphreys is still
NJ his home in Greene county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
. WAR DEPARTMENT,



Ny Dear Brady - Yours of he
10th, covering an invitation to the New
York National Club, to pay honor n
Generals Sherman and Thomas. has
come to hand but cannot be with
you, though the movements has all nv
sympsthies. We had great difficulty n
finding the right kind Of tools at first;
but they are nav being discovered 81
experience, and in Sherman and
Thomas, as Won say, We have two Of
the keenest edge and finest metal.
Even had | time, why shosld | attend
yoar festival? Things ar. all going
well to-day; and il is oulr when disas-
ter happens that the Secretary Of Var
is asked after or remembered by an in.
dignant public.
Your sincere friend,
EDwIx ii. STASroy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

s- The Chicago TSnses says that the
Presidents call for volunteers is not 8
legal one, because it does not assign the
quotas of the respective districts Terre
HduGe Journal
The Times says a great many foolish
things, and, what is worse, its savings
are generally as false as foolish
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

b6s- The whole Of the rebel General
Buckner's baggage vas captured not
long since, about four miles above Rod
ney, on the Mississippi River. It con
sisted Of six trunks, all heavily packed
With the "amenities Of civilized life"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
aar seeretary Stanton. visi. . Fol

B6g- Secretary Stanton's visit to Fort.
ress Monroe, Hilton Head, and Savan-
nah will not, we trust, prove as disas-
trous TO our army as JEFF. Dsvis's visit
to Georgia was to Hoods. We are Of
the opinion that Gen. Sherman, If let
alone, viii manage the thing IN Georgia
and Savannah with desirable success
We have no faith in these flying visits
of our illustrious War Secretary. If be
only designs a social visit TO Sherman
and pleasure "trip to Savannah, for the
purpose of feasting his eyes upon the
el2, 100000 worth Of captured cotton,
all right; but we beg Of him not to at
tempt any military advice or interior
encs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

Hay- Gen. Candy speaks of the cotton
spectators as class who follow in the
track of the army, traffic in its blood,
and betray the cause for which it has
fought, with ell the baseness Of Judas
Iscariot, but without his remorse. Sc
we're, but truel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

Sv- A wife in New York, who had
deserted her husband and was living
with another man, bought furs at a
Broadway store for 1895, and had the
bill sent TO her husband, and the court
rnndn Mn 1.nn h
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

"a James E. Foster, of Jasper, Du-
bois County, deserted his wife and four
little children, leaving them penniless
and without food, and taking with him
Mrs. Mouser, whose husband is in the
army. eloped. The guilty parties, when
last heard from, were at Troy, Perry
County, passing as man and wife
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

saS- The order Of Gen Candy for the
evacuation of Fort Smith and its de-
tendencies, ia Arkansas, has been conn-
fernandez by the President This will
materially relieve the approximations Of
the people, who, in great alarm, were
making preparations to abandon that
part of the State in company with our
troops
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

Having been invited to attend the
banquet Of the New York National Club
the other night, Secretary Stanton re-
sponded in a neat little letter, which. for
the sake Of the sarcastic hit with which
it closes, as well as for tie happy assur.
ance that all is going well which it com
municates to US, We publish herewith.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
DIED.

On Tuesday evening, al o'clock, LINN. eldest
daughter Of George ?. and n 4. Budspsth, aged
sixteen years.
The funeral viii take place from the residence
Il Der parents No. II Second street. near Locust,
On Thursday afternoon At clock.
Relatives and friends sf the family sra isvited
20 attend jauli.2t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

p5- Thirteen hundred rebel prisoners
arrived at Camp Chase, Ohio, last FRI
dav
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

Rr The papers are teeming with de-
tails of crime in Dubois county. What
more could be expected in thai bsniEht-
cd, and coppsrhsad ridden region.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
REMOVAL.
THOs. G. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
i Il featuring Establishment to No. FIRST
6TREEr, below Main. He has a large and ele.
giant assortment Of Homemade Work, as ane "A
the hneat, guaranteed a. "geod as the beSt." aAd
FOR sale As cheap as the cheapest" aud little
cheaper.
His entire stock consisting ef hne Busy,
Coach, and Carrisge Harness, Light Trotting,
Heavy Wagon, Dray, and Express Harness, Sad
any quantity, Collars, Girths, SuEoingles, Check
Lines, Military Work ia short, everything in
bis line, from Hame Strap 10 Monitor Sad
die has been manufactured under HIS imme-
diate supervision, By skillfal and experienced
work man, and is now onared to the trade Al
EASTERN Prices. Being able 20 compete sue
oessfully with anything in the market, in style,
finish, durability, and price, he ouiy asks rial
Call and examine for yourselves. arts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

BuRxIxG OF THE GAIT HoUsE-The
following are the only particulars of the
bsrning Of the Gait House at Louisville
furnished BY the Journal of yesterday:
AS we go to press this morning, the
Gait House building is on FIRE. The
flames caught 10 the rear Of the building,
and getting under strong Roadway, burn
ed steadily forward The building, at
this hour, is greatly damaged, aud the
fremen seem TO be poWerless to stay the
ravages Of the devouring element, In
the street, a Wild scene is presented
guests flying IN confusion with their bag
gage, the hOarse shouts Of the hremen,
the swsying populace, and high over all
the curling, lurid flames. We are IN
able to furnish any more particulars m
order to put oar paper to press at the
usual hour
" hslfpast two O'Clock the entire
building Is wrapped in sheet Of fame,
the walls are crumbiing and beginning
to fall, and the house viii be wholly de-
stroysd The oniy hope now Is 10 pre-
vent the Ere from communicating to
other -baildings
It Is said that ehe Gre caught n several
parts Of the house, and, by some, Is pre-
sumed 10 be the work Of an ineendiary
bnt this is barely possible. The bell o.
( No. 155 rang 2fter ell means Of reaching
+ the room we're cut of, and It may b
that he occupant persisted IN the flames
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

tSGo to Parkhills new Photograph
Gallery for your pictures. Corner Of
Main, and First streets, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

p@It is said George D. Prentice fail
ed TO secure the release Of his son, which
was the object OF his mission to Rich
mora.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

cHaxGE OF BAsE-The rebel General
Beauregard, finding that his favorite
epithst which he recommended 70 be
used against the Yankees by rebel off,
GERS snd men, in the hope Of annihilating
the Yankee army and firing the South
ern heart, has failed to effect its object,
has changed his base of operations, and
dropping the word Aboliiionists, now
tries the term Yankee raiders
State Sentinel, Terre Haute Journal,
vincennes Sun, Evansville Times, and
other Northern sympathizers, who, with
such pertinaciiy, obeyed the former re-
quest Of their Creole master, will take
notice, and try the new gun. Il will, nc
doubt, be as effective as the old one
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

E Capt Winslow, late of the Kear.
sarge, has been made Connodors. to
date from Dscsnbsx u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12

s3- Go to Wright's Gallery, No. S
Second street, for your Photographs.
All work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-12
Real Estate For s le.

L WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
j CHEAP, 10. Wit
l. Large House with 10 rooms. near Main street
2. Two large Bfiek Hou -, opposite Buiis Head
Large frame and Elk lots. near the city
.. Three good Houses street
O. Brick Housg On SgeanOFe bot 80 and 4ti SIS.
.. Two large houses Divi-lon street
Z. House aEd four lofs IN Eotts Enlargement
HDuae and four lots 10 8Oo6sei's Enlargement.
.. Frame House near Bailr ad Machine shops.
10. Que stOly Houss Third street.
n. Large Frame on beet street.
II. House aud business Lot Locust aud sih
10. Six Lots ia block o, Eastern EulaTgemeht
u. Several Handsome residences and tracts u land
In stringtown.
10. sixty-sx acres within - mile Of EyHnsviile.
10. $40 acres within half milo o. Evansville
n. Three adjoining tte city.
~. 80 Oak Hill temetsry.
10. 1913 acres, with large House, the city.
20. 20 acres, 10 cleared, within miles Of ths city
u. no acres IN Posey county good land.
-. 60 Ia WaFrick county.
-, very handsome residence in Bo0nviile, with
5Jzor II acres attached
s-r a. graf variety Of Binding Lots IN sysry part
70. Large Brick House IN Toung ioYos Eularg' mt.
Bn WIN exchange the lands Ia Posey and
WArrlck counties f0g city property.
The above embraces Of The nnest iists ever
onergd 50 Evansville. Just call vi the Provost
harsholis ONCE Granville Ind.
Z fU HTa raF ALYAH JOHNSON.
deco Real Estate Agent
NEW FRAME HOUSE, JUST COMPLETED
y con hing eight rooms, halls, pantry clothes
ROOMS and bath room, with good cellar, large eis.
term carriage house, wood aud coach sheds, altu.
walk % the Postollce. Also, ten lot OF
10 tet groHnd5 within mile Il ths Court House.
Apply TO VIII II. Wood corner Main and Third
streets dee2s-2w