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, 1865-05-20

Not M H1uHxoEp.-By N oversight, the TEL
BUZZ announced yesterday inat d.. J. Davies, the
writer OF the letter whlch appeared IN that letue
several days aRp, md as no4r IN Chicago.
, 1865-05-20

Mining 8tocka.
INV IoRk, May 10. 1855.
Prtees ef mining stocks BID In Bostcn to dav: Cen
'tra' M nd: Copper Fails, .t4: r. tnkiin. 37A: Han
coca Sk: Huron, II: Isle ho3 &isr 94; Mantsota. II
nu1brx Gt HprE'And ~.
, 1865-05-20

BA7z1RY A-The remains OF George L. Whit
tier and VIM. Kisk, members Of Ba1tet5 A. who
were killed II the Siege o! Vicksburs, having
been brought to his city, tho funeral services
will be held on Sundsy, May 81, At the Aru1ory,
OF adams steef, at NJ past O'Clock. TIE care
leaye fur Ro~ebiIl c. metety. 81 quarter before
O'Clock. Friends Of the d. seeased are invited to
attend
, 1865-05-20

FOE TIE 153D RE01Axx7.-S. s. Green OF the
1854 Illinois regiment, etltjoned at Tullshoma,
Tenn, vail take any lettrs OF suaal packages to
the regiment II le at the Rtore OF Doggett d E4s-
son, No. 70 North Clark street, before this ere.
ming.
, 1865-05-20

Fatal RAILROAD Acc1nEsr--0nP Friday mora
tnr, u the morning t1ain on the Milwaukee road
was approaching Wankegnu Station, The engineer
discovered mtn walking on the track IN front ot
tha engine, ard although the breaks were 1mue-
dizeiy 1biet.ed down, he WEE struck In the breast
and thrown sore twenty feet from the track. IN
lnring htm 60 severely that he expired soon after.
When the train quilted the statton for Chicagp,
he hsd not b. eu idenii0ed. lie appeared 70 be !
labotlrg mar. OF German descent, and Was about
tAiFty-nvt yexF4 Of are.
, 1865-05-20

TOR SALE AtMendeta, niin1iB
/ separately or together, Betting. shattin9 and
Hangers. Fulle5s, 50 Inch noneless tse blower. TN
p pe. plow mould: board p1ess. tyre Eons, anvt1B
5as aas st as
dns brick building suitable fos iscsoEy, LOUDLY
e2E W4 Efieas Ssaaes saMfR g. OF '"~ 'A0p ADR &
E7GR SALE-Nlachirery-At a
Bargain. We offer for private sale and low price
sa1y Ior. . ntst,class packing house, consisiinK
ien, Il by sx q aet IN ets1ets viii sssiy vsi!a.
9s iii 81 IL
tached; two Lard EeceiEess, e!9hteen Gs) feet N
leng b touE @ fett = Width and tArss 9 g L. degsn
Above sfe ii msde Of sha very pess chaseel bo1
ton. and with all the latest tmFt oVemenS o. VOTE.
aaHsaip and desaoilty; Ano AZ mn .ny q
addition 70 the above aIs several Ca!dron Aest'Ss
Connected Win N q tn's End Th,s
property has heel used but very !ltIe. an1 Wlu pc
led @ 81 f. F. .s oox v 6 snd M
cash. Of Exchanged for anfy horse powe. Stationary
Ereire ard Boiler. For further Information, address
aAKL1N g. DALEs. Secretary Peoria pspss G9WR"' C 1s2
nor SALE -Four horses, irclud.
ssns:ss sas "a Esea a95ea Sosa
sszs ssys, nf HsTs had ho1ss @
sna Il nsx ZEE 55s s. S.ae se e: =
W5R SALE-Two s0-bushel iron,
s4le s1n Carts 4toot .ro1 aad M Hsoe Pn931e1
With fhrseinch Iron sheft, And ore ~ vifh e5s1
ssae - let 91 abSs!
~ ~ apans iJ CO.. IN of No 1856 Meth Ws
s.Yect EhlcaRc. S2....-0 =
, 1865-05-20

r OST-A Bunch OF Keys, Who
i ever will return them 10 the T:i5una ONCE viii
,ecfis N pie reward mylok4a2t
r O6T-The party who found q
EITecs.Te, With = gold bsad set with diamonds,
9il pIease 1eAye the 4ane al the TEenonf Houts
qtass. "a@aA"ssa
, 1865-05-20

SOLDIERS HoxE AND REsr.-Tbe regular week.
II meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the Sol
dieTe' Homc and Rest vas held on Friday alter
noon, In the rooms Of The Youu1 Men'e Christian
Association. the President, T. B. Bryan, Esq., In
the cbatF.
The committee OF the Rest reported the arrivals
at the Rest, during the past week, at SIG. The
number OF fnc.le E. Tved were e,g9B.
Mrs. DR.. Hamiil. Miss julia Hami!l, Mrs. Bristol.
Mrs. Ktnbnrk and Mr4. Robinson, were appointed
AZ the committee ut the Rest for the ensuing
week. nj.
fsn motion 1t wns detrr1s-S1 ~ Soam. tmr ron,
- A1AAAfS EAE @VA-
rrrA nff tho Erpat Fair.
, 1865-05-20

Cool TuAksroH1A71os II SuHHEn-HuT1E8
c1ns.-shippere Of perishable articles By. snil1osd
hare of>en been subjected to much anhoyanee aud
loss in GUNNER ~ tho heating oi their goods IN
cars vhile <n route. But er and ft1lts especlal'y
otten .Po ena 1re W1b!Tss e is Hill
,nnn mer. sud 5u:nb<rle.s have been the contrt'
ls5 Tnoa sse = Transportation and In
~r+.nce Compapy-onice on tie northwest corner
ri Randolph and LasaIe stseets-aae Alfef mucn
rssl, succeeded N constructing ,S "A ~
po.ed or th,se THY Eave now ~ shfFty nassneo .aS'
sI,d nlaced on the rziss at fheif chicago Heagn'
cfnce (P. Fl. ". & c, Depot: j., .,n.on,,
,erf. pa.d ses.s1aay visit Of inspection. md *
amined lhe cars thoroughly; without saeepIoa 10
they expressed thcn<elyes alGag rhs Yo,in@ ~
inr were Of lie party. besides reprt esntstiyes
tic Chseaso pe,,tss au Int ,he last naned Sen Sc
tc1ncn belong 10 chtfago: batss. sto1s .e 9 20 ),
33ss;: kS, fsan psts e. &udsoei Ds1tsr
Samuel Iafe; George FAR; G: t. burnaam
Henry snouay. OF Syracuse. n 7. ,a..d.
rlsctd three inches from The ouisice covering
The tptce between IL pscked with easdust mak
IF ass tnehss fn taiskness for tne enae, roo! s
ever. thing perfect, cool, The doors are als
islpne ,zeiacat g % orain.rg 1an ~ ;eixht s.rs 49,
On other poirt Is cepccislly worthy cf mention
ibe road between Chicago, Fbisadeiphla, Ne,
York ard Boston. They thus avoid The daneer 0
inIusy ls<m transfer from one caz 70 another, IN
.he delay often eDsuing from the "a ne caust
Tue creai advantage Of this arrangement ID show
in ths isct tls' ths co@p.p,s.s able to eua,aute
ersiiy msrc It tu much lets. We asw yeeterdsy
MY ia-a ,aree ]ot OF goods lying IL iheiz war
house, marked rs :. criyed "Eew York May il
the uasssre being made In 1se DAYS iociusts
sunday excepted. Prompsness and dispatch .
he crcat idene OF the Company. sud are neTer Ia
s5cht Of. r. ". chnndleE. Esq, the gene'
sErnt IN Chaeseo. and 4. G Barrett, Esqr C
1sncting aeeot, are gentlemen always on the ale
srd ses t15at eyer, body is like themselves ~
dtre." thoueh in the case Of b1tter they knt
how 10 - Keep eoul."
, 1865-05-20

IpEK11Y1ED.-Tbe body of the man found dost.
ing in the chicago River. near The Rush street
bridge, On FfIdsy morning, has been identified "a
that OF Michse1 Cory, an ltshmsn, laborer,
sged about 26 years. who had served three yeats
On Saturday evening, IN saloon ut the north end
OF Wells street bridge. He left there about ten
o'clock. somewhat inio1icsted. Coroner Wagner
xas ralled, and found very extensive fracture Of
tho frontal and paea! bones, which may hare been
caused BY either fall OF human violence. The
body was removed to the Cemetery where an in-
quest will be hvld a. soon as the witnesses can be
Summoned.
, 1865-05-20

FATAL AoctpEEr.-Ear1y yesterday morning,
Charles Otis, bright little fellow Of ft~elve years
Of aee, son OF Charles O'1f. Esq. took new re-
vp}vc. into the bstn attached to his fRthere resi-
deuce for the purpose Of testing 1t. The weapon
vss accidentally DISCHARGED, mud The hail passed
through bis heart In lees than three minutes he
vas q corpse. DT. j. Davies was called. but Of
cou.sa cuuld render no aes,st4tce. The deceased
rce1ded on Randolph erect. uear W1liard's Place.
When val psrents cesse to indulge their chill:
dscn tu the ne Of fire RIMS? They might as well
allow them to tfine with a Iattlesuake.
, 1865-05-20

LaRcExx.-Charles Hodges, haflsne from the ter.
r'tory Of Eet etraeka. cane to Chicago to look for
work, but, being unable to procure employment,
WIN compelled 10 steal, ~ he eaya htnse,f "to
get rome place 10 shy" IL default Of $500 bail,
he3wzs eenl 10 jsti to sWait TRIAL At the Recordera
~e$
, 1865-05-20

NV 6oxa AKD Caonus.-Mr. Il. II. Higgins,
our enie1priaing music dealer and Publisher,
has Jost Issued = new song and chorus. written
bY George c. DemIng, entitled, "The Richmond
Prisoner It's narrative, in vesse, Of au In
Dd>onment IN Libby prifon written By ono who
Apent several months In that horrld Institution.
The n.nsic IL well aqapted 10 the words.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

die. aed that she didn't care, for then
she would have better time, and would
not have to work. At first it vas sus-
pected that more mature mind had
instigatad the deed, and that the child
was but the mere instrument and tool,
but the evidence elected proved no such
fact She was remanded to jail to wait
the next setting of the Grand Jury of
the Circuit Court to answer an indict-
meut for murder. Her aceomplice,
Clara Singer, was recognized TO appear
as witness, and VIM. Brockmsu, joint
ly charged of the crime With Caroline,
was discharged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

forced By Hoods corps, and Loring )
division of Polk's corps. johnson says
be creased the EtaWah River at the
representation and recommendation of
Polk and Hood, and says it was step
be has regretted ever since
Tne rebel loss st the battle Of New
Hope Church, May 9th, was 450 In
the assault on Kenesaw Mountain, in
which Gen. Haskins was killed, che reb-
els lost zoo killed, wounded and mis-
sing. The losses Of the campaign foots
up 10000 killed snd wounded, and A.
700 from al other causes, not including
the cavalry loss, which is unknown.
The effective force Of the army as
transferred to Hood was IS, 900 infantry
and artillery aud 10000 cavalry. John
ston states that be planned the battle Of
Peach Tree Greek aud the flank attack
on the army Of the Tennessee, in which
Mcpherson vas killed He also claims
that he intended holding Atlanta
Among other opinions given Is one ex-
pressed BY Bragg in which Joe Johnston
concurred, thai ShermAn's army was
larger than Grains He alIndes to the
Union army as the United States army,
and maintains digni6ed style through
oet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22


hEw foEK, FEB. ZZ.-lhe Hmes's
Washington special says The fears OF
some timorous persons that Lee will be
able 70 precipitats himself upon sher-
man and, united with Besuregard, check
the progress Of that General, are not
shared BY the Government or sensible
men. These persons forget that Grant
and bis army win have something 70
say on that issue. Lee is closely OBJ
served By Grant on every point, and the
first intimation he gives Of any inteu-
ton 10 withdraw from Richmond will be
the signal for the tiger spring by Grant
Gen Grant IL perfectly eogniEant Of
every movement on the part Of his ad.
ssrsary.
Deserters from Lees lines arrive al
the rate Of 100 pes dag.
A distinguished military man to-day
pointed out that the present situation Of
Lee ia precisely analogous to that Of
Napoleon 10 1919, when France was in
vsded by the allies. Notwithstanding
that be lavishsd All the resources OF his
Empire, and With his Incompatible
genius to resist their advance, be vas
Nf~@ - . -
forces OF bis opponents, and was finally
compelled to capituiate IN his Capitai.
The indications are that sherman =
pasnlng his triumphant coia mhs straight
on hsieigh' which post De Wlii reaeh
early nexi week ne writes priyateiy
that ine people o. tne ola NORTH siate
are prepared 70 hail the advent OF hls
army snd promptly wheei the state INTO
the Union
since tns iah OF Charieston, winning
ton ana MOBILE are the only TWO points
remaining Oh tne numerous seaport cities
iormeriy under rebel rule both are
doomed to fall, II not already IN our
possession.
Powerful sxpediiionAry foFces are di-
rscted against both pOints
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Additional River Items
wEDNEsDAY NOON


Matters have been very dall on the
RIVER this morning, with bat two or three
arrivals since dark las, night
The Charmer arrived this forenoon
from Nashville, light. Capt Gus. Du
Souehet is in magnificent feather. and
Duke Nicholson looks bright as Nay
morning. They report 5 feet on Har-
peth Shoals, and the river rising.
Here the river rose ? feet. aud is
steadily swelling.
The Navigator arrived from above,
Al noon. her destination We have aot
aseertainad.
The Glendale, Capt Dan. Clark, is
loading for Nashville, and will leave to-
morrow evening. She will take all the
freight and passengers that offers, aud
viii afford an excellent opportunity and
rare comforts TO passengers for Nash
vile.
We regret 10 learn that our excellent
friend, Billy Dunn, the popular Clerk Of
the Armada, vas severely bitten BY Hall
( Ruads watch dog last night, and is
quite lame today That dog should be
carefully secured.
The grand Armada is kiiing up rep.
idly, and will have q nice trip out at 9
o'clock, At which time she will tarn heI
head towards Cairo and way ports
The Morning Star win be the regular
packet for Louisville this svening She
has no superior ia style or pleasant ae
commodations
The wamadee started up the river al
noon with 8 coal barge
We inadvertently said, yesterday, thst
Capt Hall bad chartered the justice tC
/ 20 TO the Wabash 10 raise the Juno. II
was the Gen Haileek he took for che
trip
Capt Dan. Clarke goes on the Arma.
da with his crew. 10 bring up the Gen
Anderson whieh - supposed 70 be ahoa'
BY this time. II she gets in BY nornins
she viii leave for Cairo this Afternoon
With the mail.
The great Indiana is expected hers
this evening for New Orleans She is 8
very superior steamboat, and deserves =
biz trip. She belongs 70 the fAmoul
Peoples L Merchants Line, Of whicl
Capt Dave Whi,e-"0ld Enterprise =
is chief Hall & Rudd are her agents
The rain last night and this morning
has converted the wharf, which was yes
terday nice and dry, into q quAgmire
That wharf must be houldered For th'
reputation Of cur city IL must be done
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
REMOVAL.
THOg. @. MAGHEE

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-.
faonring Establishment 10 No. FIRST
STREET below Main lie has a large and ele
CANT assortment of Homemade Work, AZ hns a.
The hneat, guaranteed as gsod a. the best" and
ipf sale IS cheap tbs cheapest" aud little
cheaper
Hia entire stock consisting Of hns Buggy,
90ach, aud Carriage Harness, Light TrottlnR
Heavy WHg0H Dray aud Express Harness, sad.
any quantity, Collars, 0irths, suroiugles, Check
hines, Military Work In short, everything IN
his line, from Hame Strap 10 a " Monitor sad.
ale'i--lras bern manufactured under his iHpme.
fiiais supervision, By akillfui aud experienced
workman, aud IL now offered 20 the trade a.
HABTEkA PRICES. Being able 20 oompats sue.
eesafully with anything iu the market, ia style.
finish, durability, and price, be only asks trial.
Call and examine for yourselves. APIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Regular Report


Nav YoRK, Fec. 22-The city to-day
is gaily draped With the National colors,
flying from the public and private build
ings and shipping. SAlates we're fired
from the forts, navy yard and battery.
The day has not, for many years, il
ever, been celebrated With more general
Joy, spirit and patriotism.
Dispatches from numerous cities and
tcwns show general rejoicing.
The exhilerAting effect of the news Of
cur military successes in South Carolins
vas greatly heightened during the day
By the announcement of the fall Of Fort
Anderson and the probable capture Of
WILMINGTON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
il Fearful Crime.

The Louisville Journal of Friday
morning contains the evidence in the
case of the Commonwealth of Kentucky
rs. Caroline Miller and Clara Singer
her accessory, for the murder of Caro-
lines father. The Journal, in COM
menting on the case, says;
Among the many peculiar and start
ling events which have lately transpired
in our city, none is more to be deplored
than the case heard before the City
Court yesterday of q child numbering
her natural father. From the proof, it
appeared that the daughter Of the de-
ceased, of the tender age Of thirteen
years, had long meditated the destrue-
hon Of her parent, She naturally sup.
posed that drug which would kill rat
would put an end TO the existance of a
man, aud accordingly went to drug
/ store aud asked for rat poison, and re-
eeived compound put up for that pur-
pose, the principal ingredient being
phosphorus This she mixed with the
/ dinner she was want to carry to her
father, who was good, honest man,
and compelled 10 support his family BY
his manual exertions In this the girl
was disappointed, for her father eat but
two spoonsful of the dinner and ther
threw away the remainder, as the phos
phorus odor was too offensive. Thi'
was on the Tuesday preceding the dealt
of her father. On the Tuesday follow
ing.she applied to another druggist fol
arsenic, which was not given her on &C
count of her youth. She then gave th,
money to another girl (Clara Singer)
who purchased it for her
She carried her fathers dinner tha
j day as usual; put up from the Dime
which was prepared for the whole fam
lily. The next morning her father com
planned OF being sick, but vent to work
and returned that night with an intens
: burning in his stomach and pains in hi
limbs. He continued getting worse Ill
death put an end TO his s1fferings O
a the next day An analysis of the cor
tents of his stomach proved that arseni
had been the cause of his death AboU
), one hundred grains were found, enoug
to kill half dozen men. One girl d.
= posed that Caroline Miller told her, o
Thursday, before her father bad take
sick, that he had the lockjaw and woul
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
The Rebel General Jehnston's Re
port OF Hss Last Campaign-Hov~
re Didn't Do IL.


The Rebel General Jshnsten's Re
port OF Hss Last Campaign-Hovv
re Didn't DoIt.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 2l.-Ths report Of
the rebsl General Johnston Of the oper-
atious of the army under his command,
in his retreat from Dalton TO Atlanta,
Was Published By order of the rebel
Congress, in direct opposition, as IS
stated in the Richmond EzantHer, to the
wishes of JEFF. Davis, who desired to
suppress II
The following is summary Of some
Of its most important points:
On the last day Of 1868 the effective
force of his army at Dalton amounted
to thirty six thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five infantry and artillery, and
i've thousand six hundred thirteen cav
airy. A portion of the force was sen.
+ in January to oppose Sherman in Mis-
sissippi In February. 1854, Bragg, as
commander-in-chiefa At Richmond, sketch
ed an offensive campaign for Johnston,
/ but It vas found impras.ticable 20 give
/ him the men necessary for the move
meut When the campaign was opened
on the 6rst of March, 1904, By Sherman,
Johnston Sc ffecsive force uumberedForty
thousand nine hundred infantry and ar.
tillery, and four thousand cavalry.
BE was subsequently REINFORCED BY
Lorings and French's divisions Of
Polk's corps, making bis force during
the campaign subsequent to the battle
Of Resaca, about $4,000 men. On the
morning Of May 18th, when NePherson'l
army appeared in front Of Rssaca, i
was hsld By Unly q 900 men, disnount
ed cavalry under Wheeler. Il vas 20
until the 10th that the place was rs-sn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Later frsm Europs--Arrivai Of the
China.

Later frsm Europe--AErival Of the
China.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 2I.-The steamship
China, from Liverpool on the llth and
Queenstown on the 18th, arrived to-
night The news is one day latter
Hop S. Stanley, son Of Lord Stanley,
addressed large gathering Of the friends
Of the Freedman's Aid Society of Man
chester, on the evening of the l0th,
founding remarks on impressions &C
quired during his recent visit 10 America
He expressed bis hearty admiration of
the anti-slaEery movement Of the North,
and dwelt upon the favorable results
which may be effected from the American
war in relation 10 the principle of eman-
eipation. he earnestly hoped that the
South would be subjugated and saved
from . triumph which would only lead
I to their own destruction.
The Spanish Government is said to
have resolved 70 prohibit the Pope's En-
I cyelical in Spain. The Bishops who
had published il will not be prosecuted
Official instructions from the Russian
Government for the reorganization oi
Poland had reached Warsaw The Office
Of the Government Of Poland is sus
pended, and the public admin stratiou
will hereafter be only through the de-
partments Of the respective Ministers al
| St Petersburg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
coRPoRATIos NOTICE.


February i3fH, is65.--And now it IL hsrsby or
dered and directed BY the Common Council 81 the
city Of Evansville / At the esners Of ali lots or
parts Of lots, fronting or adjoining the Horth
side Of Einth street. bstwssa Third and Fourth
Avenue, in said city. cause the sidewalks thereon
To be brought 60 8 proper xrades and that thsy
Gauss = sidewalk Of elass No. 70 be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
Of this order. A. PFAFFLIS, Clerk.
By A. n. McGHTFT, Deputy.
City Clerks Office. Feb. 70. lss5s--z~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

WAR DErT, WAsBISGros, Feb. 2l--
8 o'clock p. NIT is ordered that a ma
tional salute be fred tomorrow noon,
February 22d, At West Point, and At ev-
cry fort, arsenal, and army headquarters
Of the United States, ia honor Of the
restoration Of the flag Of the Union
upon Fort Sumter
f. N. STANTON,
Sec. Of War
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
cnnpnRArIoN NnrIcE.

OaDEn Fea A FLASK SIDEWALK
February 18Th, ise5.--Aua lf 10 hereby ordered
and directed By the Comaon Council of ths city
of Eyansyltie that the owners Of at lots or parts
of lots. fronting on or adIoining the soHth sias
Of franklin Street, from Washington Street
westward 20 the corporation iins IN said city,
cause ths Sidewalks thereon 70 Be brought 20 The
proper grade, and that they eanss y sidewalk Oi
class No. 20 be laid down thereon within thirty
days from tbs publication Of thls order
A. PFAFFLEN, Clerk.
ByAM M. MeGaITT, Daputy.
City Clerks 0tzise, February 20, isss.--zw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
CORPORATION NOTICE.

February 18th, Ise5.-And nov It Is hsrsby
dered and directed By the Common C0unEll of the
city Of Evansviis that the owners OF all lots Or
parts Of lots, fronting or adjoining ths south
ssst side Of Gu u Street, between Third and
Fourth Streets, Ia said city, esHss the sidewalks
thereon 20 10 brought 70 the proper grade, And
that they cause sidewalk Of class No. TO b. laid
down thsfson within thirty days from the publf-
cation Of this order A. PFAFFLIE,
Clerk.
BY A. NJ Me6RfFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Once, Feb, 20 issB.-2w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
CITY ADVERTIsEM'Ts,
conPoRATIoN NoTIoE.

Okbkk kok FLANK sidewalk
February 18th, E5-And now II is hereby or
dsred and directed By ths Common Council o. the
city Of Evansville hat the owners Of all lots or
psrt Of lots, fsontisg on or ssi0iuiug the South
east side Of Ingie Street, from Market Street 70
the canal, ia said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
10 be brought 20 tbs proper grade, aud that they
. side Eaik OF clsss No. 70 be laid down
thereon within thirty Days from the publication
Of this order. A. PFAFFLiH, Clerk.
By A n MsGRTyT, Deputy.
City Clerks 01aae. Feb. 20, Iss5.--2w.