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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13
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Annexation Of Territory to the City
$780, . of Evansville.


MTOTFcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the Common Council of the city Of
EvAnavhle. ~ pursuance Of tho provisions
of tn Act of the General Assembly of the
entitled An net to pS amend the seventy Z n.y.
hrat section or 90 Act entitled AN net
granting 10 the citizens Of the town of Ey-
City Ehartery approved January n, lsl7,
and 90 add supplemental sections to said
Aet,n Will, on The 10th day Of September,
inlAslonere OF vhnderburgh County q petit
tlpn praying for tho ANNEXATION 70 said
city OF the following described territory,
heSatioh, Viz: All that part 6fthe ESQ south
west quarterof Section No. 70, Township
soptn "a k9n 81 10 wsss IN Va,nderbnTgh
ning ~ lie wes ~ said aoetion
"a, ana funfiiiig thence north four hundred
and thirty-flye tis6l feet, more or less, 20 the
ida,s Of ths alley easesag ths South South
from the territory hereby described; thence
east along the middle OF said alley two
thousand six hundred and forty 2,eiOl feet,
north aud south through the middle of
said seetionjf thence south by said half
mile line four hundred and thirty-fye lls5l
section, and thence west two thousand six
hundred and thirty-soven t2,6S7) feet, more
Of eary benin PsfS e he s s o IsE
#A AaAA AFtHAR rfR tW.BAKER, Mayor. 4
" Attegtb NJ. McdRIFr, Clerk.
To the h6irA ana legal representative OF
!, Isaac B1acleford, deceased, and TO oil
II Others OF claimants OF real estate COM
priAink the territory described in the
foregoing notice: 81 hHG ~
Notice IL hereby given, that the petition
referred TO In the abpva notice was pre-
senled 70 the Board q County Commits
10th day of september, 1866, and that the
Same was received and conaidered; and 10
was ordered by said Board that the further
ton be- continued until the third day OF
December, 1865, and that notice be given
by the County Auditor, hy publication in
application is now pending before said
Board, and that Il win be heard and deter
mined on the said 81 day Of December, 1865.
HtHs shHjgal NIcTOR BlSCH, ~
naefa Auditor Vanderburgh County,
Evansville, sNov.7, 1866. tnov7 Till dec3
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Annexation Of Territory to the City
N ..,'. .,s se Of Evansville. ,a

$50 NTOTICE rs HEREBY Civ tlN, that tho
"ettHk ~ Common Council Of tire city Of Evans,
,npN Act 81 the General Assembly OF the state
49,. of Indiana, approved March 8, 1886, entitled
ehA& hA Act "a Airittid the sevAnty -firstsection
OF an Act entitled An Act granting To the
citizens Of the town OF Evansyiile In the
VOLT D spprdved yaHqary vi lsa, and y aad mp
element al sections TO sntd Act,' viii, onAthe
.fiGa IL 10th day OF Heptomher 1858 present 10 the
9tiuuW lN hoard OF County Commissioners OF van
Snnsnaton 10 said city q The SHOWING
described territory, and setting forth the
HarTon D reasons for such annexation, vls.: The
southwest gun rter of Section NO. 90 Town
.fHRuas9 ship No. south. OF Range No. 10 west, In
.iasara being known is the Lonsworth Tract
isaf Aaid territory being contiguous TO the city
7sin~ .iiof EyanAvile and not pIatted or laid on
is,ll .iasnAttesti A. NJ, McGRifF, Clerk.
i1f8 ia To the heirs and legal representatives OF
Nicholas Longworth deceased, and all
fsais other owners or claimants Of real estate
comprising the territory described In the
hnrase 30 foregoing notices: E.r
Notice IL hereby given, that the petition
tfnf referred TO In the above notice was pre-
t.ti' ,loe sented to the Board of County Commits.
Nf"A}H sionera OF Nanderburgh County. ON the
10th day OF September, 1866, and that the
-ti iua same was received and considered: and is
adtf3t was ordered by said Board that the further
hearing and consideration of said npplca-
2f9n' fH Mon be continued until the "a day of De-
eember, 1906 and that notice be given by
in fnA W the County Auditor, by publication In the
seotlaii Evansville Daily journal. that said appli-,
ahp ~ cation IL now pending before said Board
'saai and that e viii DO heard and determined
ON che said Sd day OF December 1866.
st93fie h1fHE GIT VICTOR BISCII
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, Nov. =. 1886. tnov7 till deca
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Annexation Of Territory to the City
OF EYansVilla.

e4.ffEHt ald Va ENdlbNlllt. l. t ,r
NTeTIIc1lE:ll Is Isl. uEnEnY GIVEN, that
81 IA Act 81 TIE denefai Assembly Of the
Slate Of Indiana, approved March o, 1865,
entitled 4 An Act 10 amend the seventy
firat section of AN Act entitled An ACT
granting 10 the citizens of the town Of
Evansville, in the county Of Vanderburgh,
o City Charter Approved January y, lsilJ
and 70 add supplemental sections TO said
Aet,f'wiii on tfid i0tnday Of 9eptembet, 1883,
present ~ tic Hgnrd 0f County Commits
sionefs OF VnnpsfbufRh County q petition
pray ing for the anne xnfion 10 said CITY 81
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS territory, and hnt-
ting forth the retisons for such anne Ration,
VIZ: Az that nart Of The southeas. quarts,aa
west, IN Marlborough County bounded
and Described as follows, yiz; HgRlnninY
nj the northeast corner Of the kpnthsttst
quarter on said Section 10, nud running
thsnce west along the half-nlle Hpe which
naHses east and west through INC lnlqule
Of said section four hundred ana twenty
one and q hall ta2lzS) tset. more OF l9ss, 70
tnspt thence south By the eastern line Of
Hofzgrnfbs Enlargement one thousand
three hundred and thlrty-sl.ght ,SSsl feet,
street thgne6 east along tho middle Of
Adams street four hundred md twenty
one aaa = hli ~, la ~ ,s.s eo
by Anid east line north one thousand three
hundred md tiiirty-eigbt Il $3.50 feet 20 tho
pince Of beginning; said territory, being
s Soa s.ied y l sh & " AYAnSyil'o' ana
w. BAKER, Mayer. 4
A. NJ. jMcGafFF, Clerk. gaifI
TO samuel M, Archer, George w. Rnth-
bone, and VIM, H. Preston, and all other
owners or claimants OF real estate conn
priaing the territory described In tho
foregoing notice 1907 hnh as
Notice II hereby given, that the petition
referred 70 Ia the above notice was pre-
scented 10 the Board OF County Commits
Aionete OF vhnderburg1 County, on the
10Th day OF september, 1893, and that the
same WINS received and considered: and IL
WIS ordered BY Baid Board that the further
hearing aud consideration OF said appIicas
ton be continued until the 81 day OF Do
1856, and that notice be given by
the County Auditor. by publication IN the
Evansville Daily Journal, that said nppil-
cation ~ now pending before aatd Board,
and that II win be heard aud determined
on tho said 81 day OF December, 1865.
Wta VICTOR BfSCH,
Auditor Marlborough County.
Evansville, Nov. z, 1860. tnov7 till deco
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Auditor Y pndofbuFsh tounty,4.
BynnsYille, Now, 1866. tnov7 tin tleca
Annexation Of Territory to the City
e,s 4 M f. OF Evansville. en


aa f..gsts 9 ..3h &. of Evansville a .e 4
n NOTHCE IN HEREBY GIVEN, that
h4 - - tile Common Council of tho city OF
.t.9N Evansville, In pufanance OF the provisions
~ OF an Act OF the General Assembly Of ths
~ state Of Indiana, approved March s. 1855.
entitled = An Act 10 amend the seventy
o erantins 60 the etissh s e Of the town 81
anpe Evanayillc, IN the county OF anderhurgh,
+ ab and 70 add suppismentai fectlons to said
20 Aet,Rwiil,on tlisl0th dry september 1866,
gan aiouers OF vanderburgh County petition
PRAYING for the anngxation % said cityo
oi ting forth the reasons for such ann exatlon
49,, viz, All that part of the northwest quarter
west, IN vanderbnrgi' County. d6acribcd
S as toliows negn,nfng st the N, northeast
,slG ont y oss Nj Ey nas.,d hs S cos
fiil1 nef Or the Northeasiern Enlargement Of
.gfff The city % Evans,yillSl, and running
TO the middle OF william street. extended
th SS %s Srths" "ada so Of
~ said William street, extended three hum
SoandaT S @ @ va o G tSesce
north by said Dlxon's Addition six hun.
said oato 81 ad V themes ses s t' BY n MD ID
le0u north line three hundred and thirty $3.50
s ssi n haf ~ 81 said ou1o number s shS
territory. being contiguous TO the city of
EvanTvie' ana not PSe'RIgaa R q lslq MAYOR 2i,
+ apsi. Attosts A. NJ. Mcclure, Clerk -'i''i' g
ll,6. To Jacob Miller, Lnclus n. scott. Jacob
ageA Blanth FaW Cox, VIM; johnson, John
ta. or. Frank Walters, john vickery Cattle.
sSe Edgsrs Mshl,er
sesneia ,;a ao oos MleehS gehn Al Sep
Eo on n,'I EDWARD ward n n NJ J. dri fs
.aasn Anna Thomas Elizabeth Johnson, Rob.
srs snh, NsnGy sn and a o otber Hoaaon
: i,..a q or claimants OF rom estate comprising
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Annexation Of Territory 10 the City
b s'inptn of Evansville. M

.ffss.f. AIlUbAtLtVli VI ~ w h{iD O1tJ
a ~ ilupm of Evansville. iii M
-nToTIGE ~ uEREnY oIvEN. tgat
issd % IN thu Common GoHnsli Of lhe city OF
.nol Eyansvillngln pprsnRpeeo The pfovislpns
agfas Il fan Act Of tile gepefal AssftpDty Of Tho
.ssaif State Of ladiana, approved March o, isB5,
na sfa entitled 4 an act " amend the reventy.
granting 70, thel citizens q the town Of
ifaaa Eyyensylllo "a ths county q vaiidet6n,gh,
ana s e Rda ~ sections 20 s ,ede
-apal slonsfs % ynnderbnrKb 1ounty 2 petition
oai w Tho follawlnH described territory and set.
ting 'ofth ss rsa1 ms i9f sncl nnnti?n
Gaa atrret. deserDod ~ ftsll e9s w. negihhlne
q M ~ th no Y sotRta sS s sd
g MY J s ,sl 9sss' a ASa
assedill5ea aga T Tunlns nsnis ng,tbea 81
'.i thlftyEeiehtl78s feet more OF less % Tie
middle OF Tenth street, thence parallel
qe be the liidie 81 Toiih street ifsaid Street
were extended) three hundred. and Nifty
west sde II the wabash ma and fs sr Canal
hsnse seng d6f nGGsswSst s as Sl sesG
- tsss 9s1 q u ii en u ~ ee ssS %5a
1904 laid out through thsnouthefn Enlargement
ana sna XVI ses sa 9g fGs heG1a
Where Si ts mds u a ID Eighth street. u
the the s aSs y aaa ssh 5" street Of w
4afE Nouthfrn Enlargement and thence by said
8H 4f Eastern EulnrRemett, along the middle Of
said Eighth street, six hundred and seven
tyrnve and three-fourtha (DTDs4) feet, moro
or lpHs, To tho place Of beginninR said terri
tory being contiguous 20 the city OF Evans
villc aud not plated or laid out
w. BAKER, Mayor,
t.fs a Am. MoaRfFr, Clerk. %
10 Thomas A.. Gnrvin and the heirs and
.3sa legal representatives. of Hugh Ronald,
deceased, and Nil other owners claim !
ants Of real estate comprising tho terri /
tory described In che foregoing eotiee
r.s Notice Is hereby given, that the petition
5ate referred 20 In the above notice was pre- |
sentod 20 the Hoard OF County Commits |
aonafB of Nanderburah County ON ths |
iDtt day OF September 1866 and that the
same was received and eOnaidered: and II 4
was ordered by aaid Board that the further
% henrlnR aud confederation of stid appiiea-
|if tfon be continued until tho Bd day OF Dies
cember, 1865, and that notice ba given by
the County Auditor, by publication IN the
Evanevilis Daily Journal, that said npph=fl
cation In now pending before said Bolird, 4
and that IL win BIO heard and determined
on the said I'd dmt of December, 1896 u zd
s'i#@ iti#MNfaHFR VICTOR BIACH 2
3~sssaass Auditor v n ndefb n COUNTY,.
BynnaYile, Noys7 1866. now til deca !
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JACOB sINzIcH. JOHN J.
]. SINZIOH a son,

Water Street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In r.
Boat Stores, Fancy Groceries.
a.Ho5at Corda0e, all sizes, ~
Hemp Packing, all sizes, tami3
Gstna Packing, all sizes, uu go
Cotton Packing, all sizes, -vaH
Blocks, 4 r Z NN'A-A Tonnes, all kinds,
Lath Yara,F ~ oyOakum, .lHY0 :
Rosi,,. Pitch, isar 9a
iYsdngS Sheet Lead, dc. agiaoi
Also, Wrought and Spike Mails. &
Lard OIL, Coal Oh, Laibricatin0 Otls!
Orders. allied promptly, land at the leyess
rates. tAuS Oily
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Second Fall and Winter Stock

1000 3FAH 3pihH s2fof 9dA
lsagua lagas9e o.l ni n9dai 1l 7a"
~ 'bolDH n19diuos 20 so9ns .",s
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@. y. oRAMMER. tiil 8. ID. WEIGH.
39aai GRANIMER az CO., +
Commits MeR-chan t@
ta3brs...l,,f and Dealers In 81
Feed and oil Western Produce,

ylfanns No, 355 Front Street, aiItl ~
MEMPHIS, TENN. +
References: II. II. Ehrman q Co.; Cox a.
Prompt attention psid to all business en-
trusted TO us. Orders solicited. Liberal
advances made Oh sonsignmenta [ocg dt'
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Notice Of Order to Widen and Ex.
81 tend Front or Water Street, below
LAat Street 1870 - .-..L-

LeeL SJreeC. nof33fsH ia ssaa
MYOTHCE rs HEREBY GIVEN
Az that the Common Council Of the
city or Evansville, Mt its session on the I'D
dhy OF October, 1868, passed an order to
widen and extend Front or Water Street,
below Leet Street. of the eityiof Evans
vile, Ia The following mnnDer, viz:
The upper or northeast line or said street
70 commence at the corner or LotNo. 3, In
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
81 water and Ieet Streets, and running
thence northweHtwnrdIys 90 a point on tbs
southeast side OF GoodseH 5treet, II fty-nino
and half lJ0%l feet northeast OF tho pres
ent Zine OF said Front or Water Street, as
SHOWN ton the map: and THENCE by n
straight line Ia the same direction until it
intersects The north line OF siiid Front
street no a point thirty two go feet west
ward of the west side Of the alley running
through Block No. 80, Lamasco, aud the
lower or southwestern line Of said street To
Re eighty 1907 feet distant from said nrst-
described line, and parallel thereto; maxi
ing said street OF the width OF eighty (S0)
Ali persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or abuttine upon said street
al fproposed 10 be wsdened aud ex ended,
and feeling themselves aRgrieyed by said
order, may have redress by making APP
plfcation To said Council within six weeks
rom the publication Of this order.
BY order OF the Council.
-" esYtiH % "a. M. MC9RfFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, octol91r 30ths 1855.
oc30 d6w
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THE VALPARAISO AFFAIR.

The official dispatch of Admiral Nunez to his
government concerning the bombardment of Val
paraiso and the circumstances which preceded
that event, put very different complexion on the
affair from that which it wore at the first accounts.
The Spanish admiral's dispatch furnishes another
illustration of the danger Of coming to decision
on en- payte testimony and Of the usefulness of the
advice to hear both sides.n Even while reading
Commodore Rogers's statement we were i'm.
pressed with the conviction that there was some
thing behind which might extennate, or even
justify the course of Admiral Nunez- something
which would show that his conduct was not dicta.
ted by wanton brutality, by areekless disregard
Of the lawsreguiating civilized warfare. The Amer
lean commodore made ont a case consisting of in
ferences from assumed principles of international
law and convinced himself that he would have had
right, had he chosen to exercise it, to sink the
Spanish feet up to the mastheads, as soon as the
first gun should be opened on Valparaiso. It is
fortunate that he did not act on this presumption
The deductions Of bluff sailors and arbitrary sol
diers, from even known and admitted premises,
are not apt to be very accurate; and their premi-
SEES are seldom sound. 1t is not to these authori-
ties that we apply fer solution of the difficult and
complicated problems Of municipal and inter
national law. It is quite reasonable to suppose
that, in an affair Of this kind Commodore Rogers
was much more apt to be wrong than t. BE- right.
The same might be said Of the Spanish admiral
and the English naval commander, but from the
latter we have as yet had no report. and
the former confines himself to simple state.
ment Of the facts, Ii these facts are truly
stated-and there seems to be no reason to
believe otherwise Commodore Rogers, If not
guilty of absolute falsehood has ateastsuppressed
the truth. He has said nothing Of the efforts which
were made to procure an accommodation between
the belIigerents, or of the respective offers made
BY the two parties; or Of the important fact that
the course Of the Spanish admiral was finally adj
mitted BY both Of the intervening officers to be
or Of the confession by the same
officers that right moderation and dignity were
on the side Of span.n
II does, indeed, appear from the Spanish &C.
count which, by the way, is renderedina remark
ably clear consistent and modest style-that every
reasonable concession consistent with the logic of
the situation occupied by spainin the controversy
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was made by Admiral Nuuez. The rejection by
Chill of the terms proposed to her and sanctioned
by the naval commanders of England and the
United States, transfers to her the liability Of the
charge of wilful and inexeusabe obstinaey.
1t appears, even, that Admiral Nunez agreed to
desist from his purpose of bombardment provided
that he should receive satisfactory assurances oil
appreciation and reciprocation on the part Of
Chill. The answer to this reasonable demand was
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been divided into squares and town lots, and have
been sold to number Of proprietors, great many
of whom still hold their lots and squares on specu-
lation-there has been so little progress made to-
wards settling these extended plains, or why the
clearings have not been pushed into the cypress
forests, beyond their ancient borders or limits.
For this state of things we have assigned the
true reasons in our foregoing number, and SO it
remained only for us to state howt looked in front
of these very localities in former times AT the
present moment the front owners of these subur-
ban districts have but little no culture of the
soil as their particular branch of industry Vege-
table gardens upon a small scale are carried on
by number Of German families, who also keep
some cows, and try to lay by some means by the
sale of their dairy products. There is, however.
most evidently no stimulus among the masses in
habitng all the small dwellings in the rear of the
front proprietors these latter in former times
carrying on either brickmaking or saw mills, or
some other occupation, "a good many furnished
fuel or frewood to the ocean or towboat steam
companies,) now seem to be waiting for a turn OF
the tide.
We have detected very little activity even in
that quarter, where in former years numerous
set of hardy Lorraines would be busy in breaking
up latboats and saving up the gigantic trunks Of
raft timber, come down from above. All these
former branches of industry among the laboring
white population, down in that section of our su
burbs, must meet with some obstacle, some diff
Guilty, which we have not been able to dis
cover. Formerly that colony, as it was called by
the French Lorrain, was very lively settlement
just as the New Germany, by the inhabitants o
that tongue SO denominated; but there is paral
ysis, a halt among the people, which to me
quite inexplicable when every one says that labo
is so high and not to be procured. Why then, d
these people not go ahead?
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1866.
THANKs-We are indebted to the officers of Il

THANKS. We are indebted to the officers of the
steamer Judge Fletcher for late ouachitn papers.
We are under renewed obligations to the OH
GERS Of the steamer w. R. Arthur for late ST. Louis
and Memphis papers.
The attentive officers Of the steamship Alabama
have furnished US with very late fles of Texas
papers
The officers Of the steamer Gen. j. A. ouitman
have our thanks for late Vieksburg papers.
Our thanks are rendered to the officers Of the
steamer Louise for Mobile papers.
The officers Of the steamship Florida will please
ACCEPT our thanks for late numbers of the Flo
ridian.
Our thanks are rendered to the officers of the
steamship Alabama for the latest Texas papers,
We are indebted to Mr.. W. 3. Finch, agent o
tie New Orleans jackson and Great Northern
railroad for copy Of the Houma Civic Guard 0
the 2Gth inst.
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EIs .REcaalOriGase.

This feeble tribute to the memory Of Lieut. LOTT NJ
soNES Adt Sd Regt Miss Infantry who killed in the
battle Of Franklin Tenn. Nov 9oth 1861 offered by
who knew him intimately childhood Young and
ambitious serving his native South pure
and lofty patriotism he forth to battle among the first
fell sacrifice in the SO noby espoused Poor
Lott when last and exchanged those of fidelity
to each other and the South not think that 30
we would separated from each other genial and warm,
hearted friend kind and gentle companion loving
dufu and brother the distinctions which marked
his course through life Becoming mbued with principles
christian knowledge he attached himself Presbyterian
church. died in the faith of Christ But alas who
comfort or relieve anguish of his dsconsoate parents
is not dead seepeh his spirit has passed gently from
earth to heaven Then why weep him he happier
Dear Lott-frend and brOther-farewell Beloved and
spected by all life in death thy memory will shine
resplendeut of brancy in the hearts of all who
knew thee ....
"Noue knew thee but to love thee,
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MON ASSOCIATION,
meeting hedlast Saturday evening, Mayth at the
Han Of Louisiana Hose Company, And organaetho FIRE
MEMS MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. Eject: To
erect monument to the memory Of the late jim F. CRU
Der to the Confederate Dead Of the Fire apartment and
to those who lost their lives while perorr duty as active
Firemen since September Goth, 1860.
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