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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

ToESano A disp,iA from IA Cross.
We. dated Jaiy J. ,ay, d" \ terrible
tornalO has Jast passed over the village
and vicinity ofNerona. Union Co.. Wa.
prostraiing 6fty bsiliings. kiiiing sfty per
sons an -oaaiing I'D Toe ssasriag
caused ~ tAe tornado. j. very great. al
call D. made f8r relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Ger. Terry has ''shoekel- H. pcopl. ~
Richmond. BY declaring obsolete al neg-o
laws lie ~iil No, aii0- va-rzncy on tho
part q either black o. ~hite. an makes
each class Amsnabl. o. thc la-s Sach
shocks ali have = Leslthy inascncs in the
end
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

The people ~ Aalover celebrated ibe
Fourth, vnh beoominz ,ntha.iasm. A
hddro's was delivered hJ Hoa. sidney
PerLam
AZ BVants Pond. ibc isy vas made the
ooea''on Of pleasant sunday sobooI p.o-
me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

MonE Tstf RrE. A. Hsyford. Esq
Of Canton. writes ~ that NJ Wfuis.s Hrsv
brouglt iufo his store last seek. a buu-h o..
Winter Rye. ths stalks of ~b,rh rea.sr~d
seTen fset sever al oue-lsH isebe. i-
ieneth. Thstsa bir rro~th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

INrROvrD. The Dahl Press. Por,isrd.
ard a. Daily 5ou-ral. Bos,os. spre.iei
in rev TIVE Oh Mor5sy. prcscstius an
iaspsoved srpearsucs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

note froul a meuber q The Sch Msae
Batisry ssys they ~cre % leave Wiacbes-
ter. on he -7th. uis. for wa.hington. ani
uould b. naffercd OFT Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Pan. HIM ArtDrv,. The Fan Tern
oielesen weeks. wi oouuencs. Tses.is,.
>epi. s'h. D. vil Be un8er ne Instruction
Of Jas Frank iloiisnd. assisted By Mi.. q.
b. Anire~s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Mr. :. e lIor. Of b. lo.s COLLEGE.
vi.l open Iiish School 81 North Water.
ford. on Tscsisy sept Ga. 20 coan.ue
ELEVEN rcets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

iioa Marx n Dunaeii rccsrtiy Of Port
lar8. a-f io- q short tire Colorel - the
5th Mare reeimcut. is no~ sctiiei ia
Winons. Minn -bcrs b. - rrs-tis.ss a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

DEowSEb We learn from the Anson
Advocate. that a .on Mr. Feuderson. q
Wilton. -as drowned near Carratunk FauN
oa tie kenusbec river on sunday reek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Col kobcr ]. Bsrbanx 81 Boston bad
some salsable stook kilcd b. lightning.
last -eek. on BIS farm IN SAelbarns. y.
II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

PoErraSp. Tte Sfsr ,rys fie ccicbra-
ton ai Portland "a a ssry brilliant Affair.".
The most Interesting ieaiare Eas tle foral
prooession. IN ~hseh vere 900 cLIiren.
tie girls al rsiiy dresscl ID uhiis. and car
girg right nev flags. SO ile CITY Hal.
-iih most aimirabls taste Pfcsident Lin
coins Emaurip ation Procituaii5n vas read
By Rev. Dr Carsthers Thn document
sbouii in e. fliurs firm part Of al sch
cc ebrafiors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Wiln- H1irhings Of Ctstine. one o. The
iour slrsing Ecv5lafionary soldiers. uas
81 Bsngol. On ihc Fourfb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

W rssrstto i-srn nsfN 2 Msrseis
tie veteran stag, driver. died in PorIsnd.
iasi FRIDAY frv ltys p-eviSus cancer
bal been removed from BE ncck. snd the
r.t....ars ia af'euiaacc consiierrd che op-
.ruaa sarressfll. ART bod or The re-
0crsT 81 The pafieut Bot h. sunk
-rad.aiiy a-sy. o. vas arg yesrs q
81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
Brooklyn City News.

huRDERous ASSAULT BY RowDEa-A gentleman named
James Bradshaw, rsidng in Butler street. casson
avenue while passing through the latter street Friday
night was set upon by party of nve co~ardy ruans
and beaten almost TO death Two Of the Wants
Inomas bannon and Thomas Harrington, were arrested
and are held TO await the result Of the injuries inflicted
upon, upon MI Bradshaw The injured man had both jaw
zones fractured besides sustaining other serious
and u 70 feared, fatal injuries He conveyed 70 the
nosp'ai where he lies in very critical condition
THs HEALTH OF THE CnY.-The weekly bills Of NOR
tay for this city have been gradually decreasing for the
past few weeks and Brooklyn has never before the
month OF August, been in . moro healthy condition.
the Whole number Of deaths for the past week lb
o. winch ~ were men; IL women; 81 boys; 81 girls.
vi these III were natives OF the United sates Ireland
~; nngland, Scotland p Germany, 8; British Amer
ca =; unknown, The principal diseases were: con-
vusons, Y; marasmus 10; cholera infantum, 30;
2; dysentery, 10; Inflammation Of the lungs
~; congestion OF the brain, 8. go 4a z
The ARROW EXPLOSION -rhe inquest on the body Of
Mr. westlake, who lost his life BY the explosion the
steamboat Arrow will be commenced by Coroner Lynch
on Monday large number Of witnesses have been
supponaed and some important evidence win be taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
jersey city News.

PAssms Jouxrrnvrr UnruD srArn CURRENCY --As four
o'clock yesterday afternoon well dressed, ssnsssl ap
pssnns young was arrested By ofcsr Nugsnt Of The
Jersey City Pclics, suspicion Of being engaged In
passing forged nfty cent United States currency bla
Upon being taken 10 the station package containing
twenty dollars Of The countssm currency ss found
IN his posssesou subsequently, was ascerAsneA tAaS
thc prisoner had passed three Of the bisons e ~.
Iaushiins saloon a Railroad avenue and Grove
street. and The other Two u osse IN We avenue 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

cused, who gave his name Is James Abcrtson. stated
mat the spurious money given TO IN by man
New York. who told him TO 20 and make his living He
was committed TO await examination before the United
States Commiss oner
ArrnrED HIoBwAY RoBBERY-OM or m RUrynSs
srAHHEo-Mr Thomas Henry, resident Of Communi
paw, while returning home through Communpaw lane
about eleven o'clock Friday night accosied by
three men, ono Of whom seized hold Of him and
about 70 strike him In the face when he drew pocket
nnie and stabbed the assaiant twice in the breast The
snree m n Then He'd The probably intended to rob
hf. henry oil gold watch and chain, which he had
taken 0oe In their presence while riding in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

One return received OF sos 207 income, which 70 tho
largest 10 tho ward The silver returned amounts
TO &C. l7l ounces, troy The largest return Of silver
ware BY person Is ,s94 ounces troy. The number
whole amount OF taxes In the Eleventh ward due the
United staies per above assessments e374 $50 81
This Is very large the previous years ~
turn. The above does not include licenses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
The Press Despatch.
EoRrruqa Morpnx A., 0,,s4 IN 1aAk

The steamer Northerncr arrived from Richmond, and
10 bound for Baltimore with the First Maryland Veteran
regiment, Colonel A. W. Evans.
They were mustered out Of service yesterday.
The steamer Lady Lang arrived from Richmond, with
the Nineteenth Wisconsin regiment Colonel Saunders,
breveted General, bound Baltimore 70 be mustered
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


LuDLAn-YouNo.-On Sunday, July go by Rev. J.
Tnomas, JOSEPH +. LUDLAx TO LOUISA J. YoUN0, both
Brooklyn city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
Baltfyn0rc.

The following Il statement Of the internal revenre
returns received ON OF annual assessment Tor the
year 1884 for the Fourth division Third dstsc OF Ma
ryland, consisting Of the Eleventh waSd q naiumofe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13

The valuation OF real estate So $50 900; personal
ditto 450 600; number Of polls 8,45o; rate a tara
ton, $2I on $1,000.
Ifl EDgARTOwN.
The taxes assessed amount to S. total valua
ton 100 2 rate VI taxation 81 - on each 81 600;
number Of polls, ts7j poll tax, - d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
EXPRESSES.

pURHHAMs YyRNIrGRE EXPRESS. FURNITURE
ID families moved city country pisnnfore Turn
bored shipped furniture stored Once lis West Eleventh
oirh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
FonrRnss MorRor, August 10. 1855

FORTRESS MONROE, August ~, loob
Since the Congress sunk unexpectedly after being
raised few days SINCE efforts have been unvarying
get her up again. There this advantage, In the
water being shoal than where she was before and
she not having had time embed herself SO deep and
fast In the mud. The pumps have been put in
operation and it is believed from present appearances
she can be moved Tomorrow. WORD has been sent to
the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, whore it is proposed 10
take her, for tugs to assist in her removal
RECOVERY or COLONEL DAHLGREN's COAT.
The coat by Colonel Uric Dahigren at the time
he killed. and which, together with his other apparel
and all he had upon his person. stolen and appro-
prated by his ambuscading murderers has at length
been recovered Sedulous searching and inquiry traced
1t to the possession Of Charles Davis farmer In
Mathews county Lieutenant Chowson Provost Marshal
Of Hampton, was commissioned to recover II. Taking
w, wso Tug snsras van ves and party Of soldiers he
Mr. Weston when some Of the Inhabitants In the vcin
y seeing the tug approaching, convened to what
Chowson and party landing, claiming that they were
under civil law now, and that military organization
this pare exposition Of tho case in this light and boldly
pushed his advance and Inquiries on shore Tho he
was after proved % bs IN Norfolk and to this place the
tug proceeded where Mr. Davis found and with him
the coat which he prndenty surrendered without oppo-
stion, although coupled with some ps appeals TO be
The coat seems has passed through several hands but
evidently has not been worn any II is doubebreasied
army regulation coat and had been but little Most
OF the buttons had been taken from It, Seven bullets
pierced u when he was slan and tho bullet holes are
still ysblemeet evidences Of the glory Of his mar
yred death The coat s TO be sent It his dis
tinguished father. am told that the fact has been
ascertained that the who took the diamond rin0
from Colonel Dahgrens finger killed in battle; that
the one who stole his watch met with sminr fate that
the third one taking the pants and uDdercothine has
been made hopeless cripple for life and that the one
taking the coat was killed in home quarrel Verify
vengeance is mine and win repay, saith greater than
one Of u.s.
SAFE OF GOVERNMENT HoRsrs
An auction sale Of government horses took place this
morning Norfolk under direction Of tho quartermas
ter Captain Nat Low About forty horses passed from
the possession Of Uncle Sam TO private parties The
prices varied from twenty FIVE dollars to ono hundred
and twenty Eve. Some mules were also Sold and at
verv auii sfarf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13
FORTRESS MONROE.
Oar B0rtsess Monroe rrcspondenco.
FoRrRns MoNRon August 7, 1865.

Our bUrssess Monroe Correspondence.
FoRrREss MoSRon, August 7, 1903
GENERAL o. l. MANN
initiating stringent measures to stop the sale Of liquor
70 soldiers in Norfolk. Already the propretos Of
raj liquor saloons have been arrested commissioned
which Lieutenant Coonel Rephars, OF the One Hun
dred and Fourth Pennsylvania regiment Is President
has been appointed 10 investigate these General
Mann says he will Close every liquor store In Norfolk and
Portsmouth but that be win put stop 10 this nearious
ac a regards enlisted men and those just discharged
paIvArs solDisR ss0r
Private John Bray, Company D, First United States
artillery was shot and instantly killed on Saturday
ming, BY Captain AcCannA OF the One Hundred and
Fourth Pennsylvania regiment Superintendent Of the
Hard Labor Prison Several had removed their balls and
chains and attempted - escape. Captain McCanna
strike him; upon which The former drew his revolver
and shot the latter through the head causing instant
death The case will be fully examined into by proper
the efficient Chief Of Police has been re eyed from duty
on ACCOUNT Of the departure Of his regiment for wash
ington, and Captain Johnson OF the One Hundred and
Fourth Pennsylvania regiment appointed 70 take his
place Captain Holman showed special tact and fitness
for The position, and his compulsory withdrawal IL
source Of general regret 1t through his SKILL and
energy that Colonel Uric Dahlgrens watch was recov-
His mantle has fallen on worthy, sharp and able sue
cessor s.ta,.. ~
CAPTAIN JOHN L WORDBS, T
son Of Commodore W0rden has Just been appointed As
sisant Adutant General 70 General Manu. His ne abi
ties and gentemany courtesy most admirably adapt him
for the position. !, 49, sfst 80 =
The gas works. that for long time have been under
military rule, will be turned TO the civic
authorities About thirty thousand dollars has been
pended by the government In getting them In proper
working order.
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT LINE.
That model little steamer the Jenny Lind, once the
Lady Lincoln and for long time the special steamer OF
the late President and his family has been purchased by
Mr. Q. r Staples, and Is now running between here,
The former statcroom Of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln remains
as when they used IL, and Ia place Of great
riosity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
Ths Raid from Baton Raum.--Eaw.
rests AoSements-Rebel Eemxral
Barkhe&d Captured.

A0s hn40 1r0m Baton HauMx--Ear,
rests MoSemenes-Rebel Gemexal
bArkhe@d Captured
BAToS koCGE, March o. via cAIgo,
March l5.-The cavalry expedition sent
from here by General Heron has been
heard from. They occupied Clinton
and Jackson, La, after some skirmish-
ing, ~ which We lost ten or fifteen kill
ed aud wounded, INJECTING a loss on
them OF thirty OF forty, and some pris.
oners, including two officers.
The roads over which our forces pass-
ed we're in terrible condition, aud
bridges had to be bull. over nearly every
bayou.
The rebel force is concentrating Al
Liberty under Generals Hedge and
Scott
Our cavalry was under the immediate
command Of Generals Bailey and Davis.
Information received from Meridian.
states that Forrest vas at Macon last
month, IN command Of about fifteen
thousand men. Great activity prevailed
N that department, and Forrest vas
rapidly adding 70 and organizing his
forces.
New Orleans cotton buyers are hold.
ing on for public sale, By order Of United
states purchasing agents No trans
actions ia sugar and moIasses.
The rebel General Burkhead was re-
Gently taken prisoner at Rodney. Mis-
sissippi, BY Lieutenant of the Federal
army, and sent 10 this city to report 10
General Candy be vas en- route 10
Richmond, to report to Kirby Smith. at
the time Of his capture.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
Ouirages By Gaerrillas In Western
Kentucky.

The Cairo War Eagle has information
concerning the state Of affairs in West
ern Kentucky A few days since three
men we're robbed on the Clinton read
i've milea from Columbus, and 81 500 II
greenbacka taken from them. The mer
we're farmers returning home from Col
umbus, where they bad sold their cotton
The robbers were disguised ~ pegrops.
having their hands and faces blaekened.
Lately an expedition OF 1000 of the
4th United States Heavy Artillery, At
Columbus, under Capt Moss and Lieut.
Putnam, and ether officers, siarted 90 :
scout for Hickman.
After passing Moscow considerable
force Of rebels were encountered. and a
continual diminishing was kept an nh
near Hickman. The firing was quite
sharp, bat the ouiY loss on oar aide was
ene man very slightly wounded. The
rebels are very bold u makns their ~
taeks on our men. Being eaeamped Al
night the enemy approached gitkin ten
feet Of the pickets Ga the expedition
Il was learned that rebel officer, SAID
to be Major, was killed during the
light, the ball passing through his head.
A nest unenviable state Of affairs pre-
walls At Hickman, there being no FEEDER.
al troops stationed there. A rebel
named Harris virtually commands the
post, grating passes and giving per.
mits 10 citizens Bosell and receive goods.
he has few rebels under bis control.
and be pretends that his object Is 70 pat
down guerrillas and Sustain the rebel
soldiers, who frequently make their Ap-
peaFance ia the toNn AotNithatAndiay
this state Of sffairs, the Memphis packets
eonsiaae 70 land ~ Hickman. Their
being attacked some day will be no mat
ter Of surprise, a. il would be an easv
matter 70 have 100 or 800 rebels ~
town Tor that purpose
6ocds are DOT allowed 70 be sent from
Columbus into Tennessee, while large
quantities have been snuegled through
the lines st other points Every dAv
parties come aud 90, purchasing shat
they want 10 Charleston, No, or 81. Lou.
is, aud shipping them to Cape Girardeaa
and other points IN Missouri, send them
into the country above aud beiow HEX.
man, vhere they are crossed 10 Ken
lucky "a skifia These crafts are drawn
upon the shore, aud carefully concealed
among The bushes, when not used. thus
escaping The notice Of the gunboats
which occasionally ply between New
Madrid and Columbus.
The profits apon these goods in Ten
neasee are Sufficient to warrant the rtsk
OF seizure, and 50 yell are the plans
laid that they are seldom detected. Gun.
boats should be stationed below Column
bus, where they would be Of great ser.
vice in breaking up this illicit trade.
u had been hoped that cavalry force
would be placed At the command Of
osf- Meredith who has not bad fifty
mounted men Tor the past three months
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
SKIRTS.
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEYss Sew Pstsns Drp;N,e
kLLlPfIC Tor dauble1 SPRING SkFRF
WET, BRADLEY / eARY IT. = - !,
Mestls SOLE PkoFRlEToRS AND NAuFAss
tCkkhs. y Chambers and - and 81 Rssas
Stuets, New rork
THIS INYsSrIoN consists Of nupl = fsr
tSel iihpsle Steel Springs. ingsniou-iy Braided
ushtiy Aa1 urn y tosethsr, edge e esse. eaaklu-
tae toaEhaSs, uast 6fxihfa, elias e saa & fahts
sfrfng ever used. fhey salasm bsna q araak
iAe TIE stusle spri1s, and eonsaq aeatfs preserve
tnsir Isrfees aaa hsaatisai shape t~ics ss sas -
any othsr skirt.
The 10 derful fexfbli:ty and <rsaf g . f.rt and
pas@snrs % Azy h5Y wearing tbs napisx Ialasie
sNirts vii D. exEerisncea particularly ID All
eseNaea zssealb Is, Operas, GsrIiseas. Ralig -
ar, ehusch Pevs, kFm-Chairs, far fromsasas
sea House bress. - ths skirt CA b Folded xhsa
- - - = escipy snail placa. easily ia
.ay hAying srlssea The pleszurs. asfs
80 - sS1se ai'ncs e wearing the naplsx aitr
-. ttlag Skiri for . siugis lsy, . - ever.
ss.efS &fes -iliiugly disPenss stsh e. = 49,
80 tAitefens Aisses AID Aoaac Essi5 ID = A.
SUPERIOR % al other
1851 are the best quality IN every usr. "A us.
izarsy iae highest, Most bssss.s - b. ~
~ t.nie AID Economical SKIRT ever nss.l.
tok eALh "a All hsst cias ; Sc ~ IL fha..-sss
-a1 thfongheut TIE Unitei States aad cansas
t.ssn. e t'tls, asxios, sassh America. saa n
ENQUIRE FOg faE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
VICTORINES and CUFFS
otsvury descriptioas also
Fur, Velvet, Silk Hoods,
Skating Caps, Gloves,

And Ir4Rmings Of all kiaas. The Ladies' Of Er-
Ansviile and vicinity sre invited 70 come and y.
anime eur stock before purchasing elsswh here
VAUTfER a MARCONIER,
Msnufaefurer and dealer In Hats and Csus.
E.B.-CASH paid for shipping Furs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18

WALKER LUNKESHETMER,
Real Estate Agents, Ne s West fhiri street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

Volunteers for the Army should rot
lsaYs the city until supplied With HOLLOW Aye
PILLS AND 0IsTMEET. For Sores, sesry,
wounds, smaiI-PoK, Fsyers and Bowel Com
paints, thsss medicines ars the beet 10 The world
All soldiers should them II the reader Of This
"noiios cannot get q box Of Pills or Ofntmsat
from the brug Store in his place, let him wrIss 10
me, y aAidsn Lane, esoosinz the &mauns, aud
VIII mall box free Of expense. Many aeslsrs
VIII not keep ny msdiefnss on hsnd bscasass they
cannot mAks a. much profit - On other persous'
make. % cent?, % osA,s. and 81 20 per boz or
pot. ml7.Iwd
The most valuable rsrs s6y before the pubic
without ssy exception, i Dlxoa's Blackberry
Csrminaiive. 1t always Effects cure.
DIS EASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and sexual sys.sms-new and reliable
tFeatnszt-iu Reports Of the HOwABD Asso.
CATION. Sent b. mail In ss4lsd letter sEysi-
opes, ffse Of charge. Address Oh. }. sKILLIs
HoUGHTOE, Howard Association, No. 3 soutb
EiHth ssress, Pbilsaslrhia. Pa
sDfi'A dAW1ys
Why submit to the ,nfSsring attendant UPON
diseases Of the bowels. when Dixon's Blackberry
CarmlBaslvs be obtained at any Respectable
drug store. ianlg-IW
DtaFFhoss aud Dyssntsrry>-ws have sx-
amlssd great number Of listers from son.s Of
the moot promiasnt cftizsBs Of Cincinnati ana
coviAgtoH. etc. speaking IN the highest terms Of
DR.. sirieklana's Anti chOIsrA Mixture, for the
cure Of DizrrhsA and DyseHterry. The letters
are too long 10 publish. Mr.. Woods. Of CovinK-
ton, says be vas pronounced iBearabls By the
best doctors IN Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DR..
striekiand's Anti Cholera Mixture elected per.
maaent cure, after suffering for months With the
sorst form Of DiNsrboa aud Dyssntsrry- FOR
sale By Druggists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-18
aPpN ~ ~ p west Ihird street, Evansville
frhfR.fmh&w naaI r.,.ss A..
Dwelling Honsaa for sala

Ne. ~; A one.stsry frame house, With foaF
reoms and kitehen, on lot s, block ~, Eastern
EntarEement.
No. 81, A eue.story frame house, with thru.
reoms, tehen aud cellar, with atabie aud wood :
house. attached, On lot -, block t0t. LAmasea
No 10: hhe two'atory frame dwelling con
tanning twelve rooms, With eel ~, csteru ala hlo
Need-heuse, &c, attached, on iosa H. n and part
Of 10, block n, Eastern Enlargement
Ne. Sc good two-ssory brick house, eonta q
ing Eve rooms, Kitchen, cellar, eistern and out.
houses thereto All attached good business locA,
ton situate on lct 3. Lilleston's Enlargement.
No, 81 A two-steFy brick house eoats Ming elk
rooms. With necessary out-aoases, en- fifst
Avenue, Lamasco.
No IS; A new frame house Ia block 8, North
tru Enlargement
No 80: a one story nance on Third street. b..
.weea sycamore and Vine, on Soxiso sset Of lot
ibt, nonation Enlargement
No 90. bries dwelling and store-houss on lot
;. Liileston's kniargemsat. The lOs fronts e
Get % Main street, apd extends hack $50 feet 10
Vine sttests The stofe-reom h i7x15 feet with a
good. desp cellar under the whole room
30. 81; double frame dwelling containing
eight rooms, With I've eisteras, te3 cellars and
stables attached en let "a, block 81 Eastern Nm
largempnt
No, a.. A aoasle brick dwelling containing
four rocms. With cellar. eissarn, ke. situate on
lots I and eleck l, HolEgrafs Enlargement
Ne. - one story frame SoHtaining s rooms,
Kitchen and WOOD shed, on lots - and Is, block
y, LAmAseo, This Is desirable location 90 Full.
ton Avenue.
Of Center and Lset streets
No. IS: A two story brick dwelling on the cor
ner Of Syesmere and Sixth STREETS, coutainiag
eight rcems
Ne. 20; A two-stery frame dwelling cont aininx
fenr feonss, kitchcu cellar, stable, snaokehoass
ard Eood we'll Of water and eistern attached. 4
number 4 choice bearing ftuis trees; sitastr
/ upon three acres Of grcand, Al Meehauic.vills.
No ~; is0 seree 81 Wabash bottom, lands. q
I half mile from the Ohio viv T. VIII he e1chans.
cd f5s city properly IN Evansville.
No. Is; \ new twc-storY ame dwelling con.
I taining nine rooms, situate % los block 90
+ Eastern Enlargement, This l. one Of the most
seaveuicntiy arranged dwellings 10 the city, and
/ situated In delightful neig hborhood.
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WALKER & LuNKENHETMER,
Real Estate Agents, Ne West Third street.