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n. s. $50 LOAN

vuVsr sale or the hrss series Of sSOo'ooo'vvo
u q the 7-so I.oaa wss completed o"'ns
sla Of March. 1865 The ss'e Of The 'sc'
end series Of Three Hundred Millions pay
able three years from the 18Th dsv Of june
1865. wss begun on the Let Of April. In
the short space Of thirty days, over One
Hundred MilIions Of This series have bee"
|sold-leaviag THE day less than Two Hun
dsed MiIlions to BE- disposed Of. The inter-
%, IL payable semi.sanua'ly 10 currency ."
The 18Th Of December and 18th Of june ~
Coupons attached TO esch note. which ere
rs,dil. csshed anywhere. Il amounts 70
One cent per day on voO note
.x... 800
-, $500
On /. 5000
N voOOV
n~s.~II-.
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w hich ere always worm PREMIUM
Free from Taxation.
The 100 Notes cannot be taxed by Townr,
Cit.s, Counties Or S,ates, and the interest
10 not taxed unless on surplus Of the own
err income exceeding SIX hundred dollars .
wear. This TACT increases their value from
one to three per cent. per snnum. accord
ing the rate levied on other property.
Subscribe Quickly.
Less ,hsn S20oO 100000 Of the Loan su
thorisec BY the las. Congress are now on
the market. Tnis amount, st the rate .,
which il 10 being absorbed. will 81 be sub
scribed Tor within two months. when The
notice will undoubtedly Command q pfs'ni-
um, a. has uniformly been the case On clos
ing the bsciptious TO other Losns. !, now
seems probable that no considerable amount
Beyond the present series will BE- offsre = 70
the public.
Ia order that citizens Of every town aud
seclion Of the country may be afforded iacil :
ties Tor taking the losn. the National Banks.
State Banks. and Pnvs,e Bankers through
out the country have generally agreed 10
receive subscriptions At par. Subscribers
will select their own agents. IN when they
have confidence, and who only are 70 BE-
responsible Tor the delivery Of the notes fo'
hich they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
], SUBSCRIPTION AGEsT, Philadelphia.
4 SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL d RECEIVED by ths
First National Bank of Evansville.
Evansville National Bank 81 Evansville.
i Merchants National Bank Of Evansville.
i First National Bank Of New Albany.
New Albany National Bank q Ne~ Albany
lMeschsnts' National Bank o. New Albany
Frat National Bank OF Seymour.
and al other National Banks and other r.
. spectacle Bankers.
May ooh. Is95-sm.
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods Clothing ana

GrOCePtcsy
vTVHE undersigned hss just returned ron
u The Queen City with > well seIectes
stock OF the shove articles, 20 which ~
invites the attention Of citiss0s q Dueo'e
county. He y confident be esn eel ~
goods % cheap g any msvchsns 10 81: ~
cin;sy. HE stock Of eentIemenS C'esh'ne
Il psrtisuIsly line. Call END 80 lor your.
selves, q the big bSick, north II ne UcO's
lJcuse. JOSEPH Eco.
September Is, lss3.-ly
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Death can not touch those who us'
Robsck's Bitters.

while Robsck's Bistess srs kept In the
family circle sicknss never enssrs.
These Bitssss have been iound 70 Be
perfect sssidoss fos removing the 6rst symp.
tons o. nearly I'll diseases. u ssksn IN the
psoper time. They ere eompcsed Of ioess.
dents. which ere known By the medical
faculty 10 b most eficscious 10 disorders
Of the stomach and intsssines.
Thsis medical properties ere % vsrious
that they prove beneficial In 81 complaints
q whsssosvss nature shev may Be; hescs
their great demand and The universal good
derived from their uss.
A jsdieious uss Of these Bitssss impsft the
ross.siat Of health 70 the chesks. and health
end vigos 20 the entire frame.
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COURT NOTICE.

State Of Indiana. Dubois County. .:
IN The Dubois Circui, Court OF Dubois
County, 10 the S.sse Of Indiana, .Ssptem'
Der Term, A. D. 1865
Bsxil B Edmons'ou
w..
Major It. Powers,
susan s. Powers.
Thomas Dorton..
IMareare, J. Dofton,
Richard Kirk, Of. 81.
u Eit known, ,hat on this 18Th day o. May,
ID ~ The year 1865, the shove named plan
|uff. by his attorneys. filed In the Once Of
the Clerk Of Dubois Circuit Court HE con-
plant against said dsfsndsnts. 10 the above
Untitled cause, together With % sihdsvt o.
competent person, thst ssId deisndsnts
Susan 8. Powers, Thomss Dosicns Msrgare'
.. Dostsn, Richsrd Kirk. Martha a KIRK
and Major T. Powers. ere nscesssvy parties
10 THE suit. and that ssid action % 20 obts 10
Deed 10 Real Estate, snc are not res'oent'
Of the Stale OF Indiana. Said defendenu
ere therefore, hereby notified o. the nmnl
end pendency Of said complaint sgs'ns
them, and that unless they appear snc On
swes or demur thereto, Il the calling q ss''
cause on the second day Of the mex. term .
ssid Court, 10 BE- begun and held q ~
! Court House In Jsspes, on the Sd Monde!
In September 1866. next. said complstn'
and The matters end things therein contsine
and alleged. will be heard and determine
, lin their absence.
Witness my hand and Seal thisthe lot
dsv OF NAV. 1865.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
> b. B. Edmonston, atty PIN.
May goth, 1665-4w.
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VIvH T. ucdrr-,gnrd v u proceed with 'hs
i runn,y surveyor q Dubois county on
he 20 h day Of NJ 1865 20 ~" 'h' l -
.nd determine ,h- boundaries 81 section Ne.
IS town 2 -ansh rsrge D w'st.
The intermediate liLes will also be run enc
he c.rn-ss thereof es's b.ish.d. Psssons
interested will please be present
JOHN GASSER.
May 9Th, 1S6l-3w.
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More and More Desirabls'

The Rebellion 10 suppressed, and the
Government has already adopted messufss
10 reduce expenditures 40 rapidly % possible
20 . peace footing. thus Withdrawing rom
market q borrower aud purchaser.
This 10 the ONLY LoAs ~ nARKET nov
offered BY the Government. and constitutes
~ apxAr POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEoPLE
The Seven Thirty Notes are convef'io'e
~ their maturity, .. the option OF the hold
o., into
u. =. $40 Six per cent.
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Valuable lkeal Estate
OR S A l. ~!

4 very desirable nrw two story bvick house
IA with i've rooms. halls. porch. cell.r. ~ o
al other convenience, on inli lo'. WIN
stable, garden nicely paIsd ~, some n"'
growing iruit and chad trees a.. - Die.
Donald street. in Jasper; Al-o. VII br sold
Nth the residence, u desired. good s'orr
room and business stard On The P1b 70
Square. Apply a. The COURIER OFFICE
No =
a most desirable lot tor businers end resi-.
N dence, on The corner u McDonsld and
West streets. having on il one story resi-
Idence, and : lsrge Two story frsme house
now u-ed ss carpenter chop, together win
: horse power circular saw aud turning lathe
The stand is an exceli.n, one tor business
aud The lot hss IN II large stable, good We
aud splendid cellar, smoke house. &c. Tns
shop and ground u stsuds on will BE- sod
separate IRON the resi Of the lot. srd reei
dence, II desired, and will be sold ~ verl
rea.onsble terms. Apply on the premises
or a. he Courier Office.
may 18th. 1865.
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nnriI 22d. 1868 -3m.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

III the men would only ont their ren the horses would
charge over the line Of bavonsts;' at which said,
Ast would be charge " with Oosened reinA"
The home Of the eX.General Is San Antonio, Te1as.
and he 10 on his way to New Orleans 70 learn how his
case 10 10 be disposed Of
HUMPHREY MARSHALL
by the side Of B. HOOD saw a large and corTulent
man. This i learned was Humphrey Marshall, late
General g. s. A.. but better known politician some
years There nothing TO note about his features
lie Ia evidently lover Of the good things OF this LIE.
and a careless look. His large and IN.
telgent. In dress he was very plain.
In the years 1852 53 and 81 this ex General was u
Minister to Cina, post OF some consequence; and IN
our with Mexico he Colonel Of cav airy AZ
the battle Of BueDa Vista lie was Mt the head oil ali tha'
arm. His aye is about Sc 10 Je years.
found him 10 be wtlinformed man ana very
agreeable. In law he is well yeised beng lawyer
and in the politics and interests Of this country ne
well informed. In regard to Mexico, he SAID that VIZ
GoveTnm.n NJ desired to have the cOniO oil Tue hoh ~
that country could obtain II by building line OF ran
road IRON point IN Texas To HI Paso, ana oy ehcoui
aging emigration III that direction IN up, ho Hs"o'
al that territory would be ocQnred "ito9ni VA;
On tie matter Of negro iabnr lie SAID that the p,hs
ought TO be reniIed TO labor FOR tir wages oul In'
Congress ought TO leave the matter 10 tno se'H"
States 1t was thing for local Iee station. ~
MIR Marshall s ON his way TO Nc"-Oiieans, there 'o
practice aw by permission OF the General commanding
The Division of the Gulf By hs soclai quHlies 'hu
GIpd Of information hs made himself liked on board by
every one
| SHOOTING AL.IGAToRs.
I'm our way up the Mississippi the men Of the 81
Illinois Cayalry on board fied with their spence
rifles at the G,gators, who lGy on tnc nh,ioy p'hh'
vnssns in the sun. RI airing was brisk, ana IN wa!
that would have Stocked Egyptians ana lne iash
ing of an agatoT's i.ui asd then told that SOM
shots took effect Oae fellow hlt in the necL ana
after Writing fe1 moments lay deGd WIN tno U'oo
streaming from the wound. II most cases the 'oul
skin of tie animal defed the balls, thOngh tbey NeI
heard to hit with sharp zip. It was fun 70 l' pa
death 10 the all gators ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
The French Erposisiou.
pyrAnrsEYr oy srAra. WA.nIyoroN. Ol

DYrARrnEsr oy STATE, NAsBIS0ros, Oct 1866.
SR: With reference TO the correspondence which
has taken place upon the subject Of the Fnoh Un.vo,
Exhibition for 1901 hvo inform you, that J. g. Derby
esq the D.panh ASeat lths United States SewYort
has bec sseced and hs consented % the ..sn fos the
Exposition In this conIty. will thank you eauest mr.
Beckwith 70 enter iro oorfsspondence with him ,h.
step. which may be sdvi.sb.e for hin, t.Is h,.
cspsoity
With regard 20 th. extension which you r,qu.rd to
AL for Nos ~ sud M Of the tino Hing application.
our citizens bscome erhbi,of would sngs., h.t II
should be found h. the Imperial Commission are un,b.s
formally to .ocede to tho proposed change you viii request
M Bectwth when he ptrprc' tn. general plan Of zanA
uon Of branch oi tbs Exhibition required, according "a
tho programme Jist OF the onth 70 uie such
allowance ~ biz Judgment uIsy dttsts for additions,
machinery aud articles for which may bo erpesod sub's
Queai applications viii be- made
I am Sir your ob.dient servant,
w. Husrux. Acting Secretary.
To tho Hon. Jons BioxLow, Minister. etc. Paris
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
To tho Hon Jons BioxLow. Minister. etc. Paris


Mr.. William Shreve Bailey. editor Of The Fr'
sor desres the help Of cnds in tho North 10 erect
church for the loyal MethodstA OF Newport, Ky. who
not willing to be identified with the pros,very and
dsloyai church organization OF tho state. pastor
was assigned to the church In Newport whom the con
grogation refused to receive and who subsequently
arrested by Gen Palmer for treasonable language Re
iusing to have linn forced upon them. they desire
an independent church and loyal minister
Mr.. Bailey bears with him testimonials and indorse
ments from the trustees and from the entire official
members Of the chuIoh Us well from tho editor Of
The Western Chrstian Adpoeate and many others. ncnd
Ing Mr.. E1evos presiding elder Of tho Coingtop
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
ALLEGED IMPROVEMENT IN RAILWAY TRUcKs,


Every traveller BY railroad has noticed the exceed
iugly unpleasant oscillating Or rocking motion sons
the cars frequently acquire. especially when IN rape
motion or on A curve THIS lateral motion u not GUY
yefy dssgreeable to the passengers, but nndonoa
ly tao original cause of very large ciass OF sedes
which occur by the breaking ot wheels s1les and rsl>
Mr. Samuel C. Hawkins OF Suffolk County y.trnn ~ rass
State las invented al Improvement IN ,ne hs a,,y
OF railway trucks designed TO remedy tni. 's.
one or more pairs of supplements, ,pn,L a. al
hstvcen the ordinary burden wheels OF ire traes 81 -
angie Of about degrees ana PFssssS "a dSsq Ss qs
~ lohn ~ Al wheels do not sustain any portos
OF the Weight Of bot in case Q. Ss ear reSc,v o
ius ptan wheels striking obstacle, this motion 70
me, and checked BY the scaon Of the springs. nn
is5 NV the Inventor that by the use OF bis psn nos
en-, ,,oru Ia eral motion be almost entirely avoided
Iu that il woud be amos, impossible Tor ear TO %
,bon from the track by the harden wheels encounter
w.. nv obstacle Whatever may be the actual merits
of Mr. Hawkins plan cerainly the evil which be seeks
10 avoid is OF sui cient magnitude TO render any pro-
remeIv wei WORTHY the attention OF persons coz
uectei With the management, OF railways
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
,yuH REBELLION.
Bsepsussceaces Of the War-Tws Confedsr-
ate Generally. ID. Hood and HUM
phrsy MnrshsIl-TheiP Views on the
2tfnaefan.

tlen Our Special Correspondent
on BOARD STEAMER CLINTON,
AT SEA, Oct y. lbGo
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
PERSONAL.

The Pittsburgh Ga:ette now states that .hs
Hon. George v Lawrence, N. &. elect froh w
XXVth Pennsylvania District, Is not dead annoaS
SO reported several days age. MT L. n.s ~, en-.
hopss Of lis friends favorabls 10 his recovering
We find in the Chsrlesor papers Of OOto'er 10 VI
official announcement Of the death OF pi, c.,,
Koatwricbt Grand Mister Of M@ons 10 sou'a S.oSsy
lima, which event took place ~ Ooia'npi" Va
M MIR. Day Wood member elect Of the :. Penn. an.
,viyans Isrlsl,turr, died at his residence IN L'A
It, County on Friday evening Lust.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

Harriet Tubman, wcll.known and highly
respectable colored was maltreated on the New
jersey Railroad. few days ago She Is anxious to
haye the address Of Charles r. Dodge. who was wit
ness Of the occarreuce to 10 sent ~ The 1anSare,
O0lcc, NJ. - B.eLpoL.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

district and the Rov. e. r. farsons pu''o' "o
Second Methocist Church In Lexington ni' "pp,. :.
entitled to the consideration Of those VINO pe"'
loyal church ought to bs able 70 ~o'snip '' ~
tucky without interference or rnoiesI"'"'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

of the $3.50. 900 which the sn,arsng .'oa nn a,.
.,;.,n,, for Antioch College the sum OF soeeN@ 90 ~
subscribed and there arc Thus there Is on so
@ ,o conulete the full suIn and t IL believe"
w w. ne icnds Of he movement that this VIII eee~
,cjn.J without serious difficulty.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28

Ne from A seed az the Mclaughlin Winter pear o.
great repu,r. which is also native OF Maine. The
GCOtsp pear Ia extremely hardy. line grower and ol
productive 1n,tes which recommend it ss desirable
variety for cultivation al the North Az regards 'ize
and app.a the pear shows well for ITSELF OF tie
favor | leave your Club "a iudYe." Unfortunately,
that Judgment cannot BE- given because the specimen
never oaue 10 hand Win the rebel who con tscated Il
on its passage tell US how he liked its favor.
tn. Grcas Qss.fos Of MdnurG-GyoEGE L. SourR
Buffalo. y. Y says: :" As an outside nemtcr al yoII
Farmers Club take the liberty % apply for inform
ton on the following points va;
"Eraf The soll Of my garden aud frnit orchard Ia (,
sandy loom. with sand sGD soil and gravel underneath
that and slopes toward the east. Ia there any al
vantage IN understanding such sell or
Second On such soil for fruit aud garden when
ls the best menur-hotse mature. COW manure, muck.
leachsd ashe. ur lime Would al those coDiposted be
better than ether alone aud in what proportions should
they be miYedC9i
:: 7Hi,d, Th, horse manure,is green manure frori
livery stable. where coarse pne saw aus. nsea M 1'
bidding The COW manure 10 fresh from mix stsoe
VII ere Brewery ,ops are FED portion OF the iooc OF
tao cows The muck is ironi an Old swamp ana Is III
deposit from four 90 twelve inches thlck on yea Oh
cay and m covered with heavy sod, so that "ih eseh
spade fun get sod and .omc clay (3) The leached
ashes come ffom tho soap.maker. The lime Is re,use
lime from the sosp-mnker. IN which there IA nisht
the horse manure worth per load what the REID
tive value In dollars and cent. OF the other khas Per
load(5).
C0i
"EhA, uow can whortleberries DO raised from
seedf tried il In tho same manner that i have sue
cessly grown Strawberries from seeds. but not sli'
gle seed yegeaed. Have whortleberres been sue
cessfnlly cultivated or >,
"SirA My late planted pears (sx varieties) all NIL.
dcw0d and we're worthless The summer was very diy
here so that excess moisture could not have been the
cause. What was the cansc (Ot
'Seren,h, have lost several fowls from disease
akin TO iphthera. The throat and the cavity III the
roof ~ ths mouth become aed with fei matter which
can be taken ont In large humps the eyes discharge ana
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-28
PHILADELPHIA NRyspApyRs-ws find tbs

fHiLAphLPhiA NB"sPAPBm.-We find the
following statement Of the gross receipts from adver
tisemcuts OF the Philadclphia newspapers, for the
IN arter ending Scot. 20 1865,
, 1865-10-31
Qt)iea9o Gribuae,
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS,

Foreign News for Farmers. GraZIorB
nud pacKcfN-
, 1865-10-31
The Devil Again Let LonAe-.A Demo-
cratic Organ on the Rampage.
fErnn thn poi0ne f5T1s / Ifccisfcrl

A little more than ycar ago, P0meroy,
editor of the In Crosse Democrat, denounced
President Lincoln as "truit0r and m1r-
dercr," andfindnlged In the pleasant hope that
II he should be reelected, that "sonle bold
hand would pierce his heart With dagger
point for the public Eood.'
So well satisfied was Pomcroy with Booths
efforts, that few days since he indulged In
the following iubllant language in his paper:
Where Is Lincoln, the patron saint Of Mig
gcrfsm, who owes 50 1nuch to John Wilkes
Iooth, and who Is wei nfgh forgotten already
while hardly dozen In the land revere hls
memory?
Where Is Chase? Where is Brough p
Where Is that crowd Of constitutiou-brcak-
ing, 1aw.despising funsus?:
perdition, and their victims are many. They
have gone from their field Of power.
We deprecate assassination, yet We feel to
thank Gcd for calling Lincoln home, whe1~
ever that home may Be. The will Of God be
done on Garth as 1t Il in heaven. Not all the
cannon in the world ever sent an echo 80 far
into The future Us did the report Of pistol Oh
that fatal night In Washington theatre.
where great men were players and nations
the spectators. It woke up the people Of
America. 1t broke the spell. It gave the
country statesman for President. It flashed
lis 4ic temper tyrannfs from Maine to the
golden strands Of our western boundaries,
Gnd halted the advance Of usurpation most
efectual1y.
Lincoln has gone. Booth has gone, The
nation wept, and yet for what # did not
Know"
, 1865-10-31

Extraordinary Sccne-Actton of tho
Judge.


.Indce
The ,nrv II, The ssni1c-s t;d,on,;,n ossa -
Mnntrsai IL stit1 rnshin - a@raa Z, s,s;a. ~
The inrnrs w"ro 1ccta1 ~ ~ ~ ~ g. " se.uaet"
and went jnto Gouri the Sm.sn,s m epay na hoon,
MondaT. viii = stassmsn+ {het tha1 oensn, @ o. Oh
able to agree. A@s 'A's "e'' oo-
The Judce expressed his astonish,na,,t ,,,s+
in such rraye and vet plain casc" m, ,v'ara
in they Ind been sworn to render vcI.iict
accordtue to the evidence. they had not vct
come to IN agreement. lie wished to know
whether their doubts, If they had unY, were
~ to matters of law or of fact in coancctIon
with the case,
The Juror answered that pnst of the fury
considered tbe letters oneht In he iiI.nfif1a;3
rs beinr IN The handwntiny NJ the nrfsnnera
Othcrs we're of oninion. However. TINT snch
Was unnecessary. '''' S~''
Hla hoaor rcp,icd that three az tha tetterz
had heen nrover anfi that lie othor s,r,id i,s
Iea1t viii M tba inrs tbnneht 7,-[ner -o1'1 'e
A inror obserycd Tint tbere was or1v one
Y.t+. ~ -hfe1 AZ a.rno - cs.re. S4.J wv
, 1865-10-31

lC4pAa l1t At1CHMuuu 11lHcs, LII.
General Lee Is President Of Washington
College, Ia. General Beaureenrii is Superin-
tendent OF a New Orleans rafiroad. General
Wise Is at present sojonrning In this city,
with his zon-tn-law, DR.. Garnett- Lieut.. Gen,
Eweu has been spending the summer months
at War7enton, Va. General fGoyernor) Wu,
Smith is at bis residence in the same place,
General Humphrey Is Governor oi Mississippi.
General Loyen Is farming General Tappan
merchandising In Vfcksburc. Cen. BAD is
practising law at Pulaski, Tenn. Gen. VIM.
Maury Is similarly engaged fn Nashville, and
General Battle At Gallatfn. Gen, Bennipr is
lawyer at Columbus, Ga, and General &.
3. Anderson has also returned to the bar.
Generals Bragg and Hardee are cultiyatine
Alabama plantations. General sor1el &
banking at saF Fannah. General ". r Martin
farming IN Mississippi. General blanchard Is
planting In Louisiana Generals Bonhnm.
McGowan and O'Counor ara candidates for
Congress from South Carolina. Geu, Critten-
den Is at home In Kentucky. Gen. Cheatham
Is On his fam: Gen. Aahonc at Portsmouth,
Va General Buekner trying to recover bis
confiscated property. Gen. 8. r. Aude.tou Is
awaiting {. pardon at Nashville. Gen. Wade
Hampton Is rearranging his farm, General
billiard Is at home In Alabama: General
Jordan is writing for the magazines. and Gems.
Longshe.t and Hood arc on their way to
Washington to plead for pardon before Pres
ldent johnson.
, 1865-10-31

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Co1nty-Ss..
CITx CoLLpCroR's OTtEK, CoEk1 HorsE,f
EooA No. II, October II t@a- {
Pnnlic Notice Is hereby EtFea th1t the folio w1oS-
se!3bea Warrants have been placed b, my hands for
warrant 81 Wost dated Oct lsa Iss aad issued for
the coleStlo1 Of special Esscsymeut lerIed for
planktng the alley between aberdeen ard Rucker
a1cets ln the t0uth OF block e, Cnua1 TEustees'
snpalStsion ol " y, and ". y y. F. Il, Sec Ii, T.
ST. West, dated oc6 18th, 1s, and Issued fbr
tue collection OF special RssessHat leyte tu1 the
s1tefssoo OF Falk avenue tpHz Oakley street to
western aveaue. Is feet Wide, parallel 10 Ecst Lake
Warrant 20 weat dated ocs 1s,h tsa, aud lzsued eor
tno soleEGon Of = special asscasme1t 1cvted for
Of sec. II = u 70 Fort Wayne l:asl.oad.
the collection Of specA1 8sseastnt levied fnr -.
tending aGnker asreet east to Despa.aes street qf
: the width Of 50 feet.
N8r7.nt .9. West dated Oct 18Th ls md 1s1ued for
the cofecton Of special assessment levied for OIL
Ing. grading and p1ankinG alley n south bIock IT,
School Sec. Addition to Chicago. -.
Warrant 5S Ee1t dAted Oct 11th 1Ss and Issued for
The couec&!e0 Of EpecaA aasessment levied ior ILL
Ing grading and plsnS1ng te alley running east and
west through block {G, Canal Trustees Slbdlyts!o1
Of Sec. :. T. II. X. II, East.
All persons Interested tn said Al5eesmtuts arc 70
puestcd to nske Immetlat payment At my o1to. Ia
default OF such payment the said assessCe1ts will be
Atihe COST and cIpeusc Of tho liable
therefor a. Il. HEALD,
oc3attV-Ht CiEy Collector.