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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
sHoorINa soRAPR "a very


SHoorISG scRAPR "A very spirited,
but disgracefuI shooting affair, says the
New Albany Ledger OF the I'd, came of
in that city on Saturday night. AS we
learn the facts, Thomas Halstead, q
marfied man, was buggy riding with
young woman for whom George Fetz ap-
pearsao have a rather partial feeling.
Fetz came upon the parties while they
were driving, and after few words both
parties drew their pistols, and COM
meneed upon each other. Fetz shot
Halstead in the cap of the knee, and Hal
stead shot Fetz in the thick part of the
thigh A ball from the pistol of one of
the men passed through the cloak of
the woman, whose name, we believe, is
Bloom. Fetz and Halstead were arrested
and each held to bail to appear and an
swer, on Monday next, to the charge Of
shooting with intent to kill. The whole
affairswas a most disgraceful one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

WARSlSG.-Passing the Office Of the
Adams Express Company, yesterday, We
noticed quite crowd Of our merchants
stamping and cauceling stamps :, for
goods and packages delivered by that
Company, which duty they had failed to
attend to. There is penalty Of fifty DOL
lars for each failure on the part of per-
sons receiving goods to stamp the re-
ceipt,. and we learn that but 3 few days
will transpire till the books will be sub
mitted to legal authority, and all who
have neglectedthis duty will certainly
have to suffer the penalty. o ,sr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

CoILEoroR's oFFICE REEovED.-The
undersigned begs leave to inform the
public that he has moved his Office 20
No 8. First Street, opposite the Masonic
Hall, where be may be found al all
times during business hours. 70 z ~
ian3dIw, JoHN SCHUBERT,
1890. 7l City Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Local Notices.

n H@-Large manufactures are now
busy at Louisville, KY, furnishing Bag
.ging, Rope, Flows, Brooms, &C., DC.
The Clay Pipe Factory of Stephen r.
Shepherd Is so extensive that three hmm
dred are made for one dollar.
land liz 1aa-ss 39ds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

PosK MARKET The pork market was
quite lively yesterday. All of our pack
era were well supplied Messrs, Aiken
a. Co, J. P. Elliott g. Son, and Mr.. Cav
isk, all bought largely. Messrs, Eliot
& Son received near two hundred hogs
yesterday. The pork this season is I'M
usually 6ne, being well fatted and large.
Prices were steady at $40 for light, and
$40 so for hogs weighing over 300
pounds s&ANs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

81 ft ~ lEiir''sas
wos glelas1-s9 "a
sEcls s1s@ eea ~
- noiiGsl ~ 5 ~ :
50 lsiaA 30 iao
gigq tla@afaaEq
.sshnuE fea7iiA
ag3aiHge 81 aiaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
PAssrsc CousrHRrr1r MosEr.-Janss

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-James
S. Munroe was arraigned a. Indianapo-
lis on Monday, before United States
Commissioner KimhalI, for passing
forged Treasury notes. The presump-
ton of guilt was Sufficiently strong to
warrant the Commissioner in binding
Munroe over, in the sum of 81 600 to
appear at the next term of the United
States District Court. He attempted to
pass the money! $50 billion mer-
chant in Columbus, in this State. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

ST. LOUIS AND CAlkU
ismvFpR Evsnsv he u 2: so, p NJ, max close con-
aection with the o q. M. Il. r. 81 Va cannes !;
arrive at st Louis at /: 80 A. M, and at Cairo at
8: So A. NJ. lft,g fiin4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

"A note from Mr.. Lusk, of the
shawneetown Mercury, informs US that
be viii be in our city to day for the pur-
pose Of soliciting advertisements for his
paper, The Mereurysis SO we'll known
to our business men, we need say moth
ing III its behalf. *
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
a% Mr.. siIvsrthorn, our associate, i

"a Mr.. SdEeFthorn, our associate, IS
confined to bis room by severe illness
This il our apology for any deficiency
ia our local or river departments. We
trust be may DO 30 restored to health as
to return Il. his post in q few days. On
til then We ask the forbearance of our
river patrons and readers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
- Wsreceived Yesterday from Nh

pa Wsreceived yesterday from Mrs
Maginness, some beautiful oranges,
which were sent to this city from New
Orleans By her father, our old friend P.
G. O.Riley. The fruit was splendid,
being fullyripe and sweet Oar friends
will please accspt our thanks for their
kindness. sass -fae
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

$50 REwARD-If DR.. Currsn attempts
to cure patients disease and makes o
fsilure. And no cure, no pay. Office
No. 95 Main street, opposite the Court
house. 4a sa8 ssy de2o-d0t =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

ARRIVED The F fifty seventh regiment
Indiana Infantry Volunteers, from Tex
as, numbering tweuty-three officers and
one hundred and sixty-aight men, Lieut..
Colonel McCraid commanding, arrived
at the ''soldiers' Home" Indianapolis
Monday, and will probably have q recep-
ton in due. form. ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
THURsDAY......... JANUARY 4
City and State.

REooRDER's Court There was bus
one case before the Recorder yes
terday for investigation, and that was the
case of James Hughes, charged with
striking woman, for which be was fined
S. and costs-rather light penalty for
striking a woman, we should think
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

RuEGLARY.-Night2 before last the
boarding house of Mr. Burn'si on Di-
vision Street, was. entered by burglars
who travelled from room to room in
search of something to steal, but we are
told did not succeed in flching much of
value. Abouttwo dollars in all were
stolen. Two printers had their pockets
searched, and one lost his pocket book,
but fortuuatelyit contained no money.
The thief, no doubt, feeling Disguised
with so little success, threw away the
pocket book, which the printer found
yesterday in the street The grascals
were no doubt crazy to think of obtain
ing money from printers pocket.
The house of Mrs. Ashby was also en-
tered on the same night, by the thieves,
who stole a silver watch and a gold
chain fe.9r-Hf lG4 Hl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

r e
1@- Mark & Warren, at No. IL Main
street, are this day receiving large adj
ditions TO their stock Of Brass, Bronzed
and Glass Hand-Lamps, Parlor, Kitch-
en- and Dining-room Lamps; BurnersS
Wieks and Shades Also, a fresh stock
Of Lamp 'Chimneys, Flasks, Labelled
Bottles, aud Patent Bottle Shoppers.
Our stock of Qaeensware, Glassware,
and all other goods in our line, is very
complete, We also have 200 crates Of
QueeDsware toarrive within afew days,
which will be sold at reduced rates for
cash. Call and examine. de2S lw
WARRIoK COUNTY ORDERS. = viii
purchase two Warrick County orders if
offered soon. A. JOHNSON,
Third street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

Acquired james Ward, charged
with larceny, was tried before the Court
of Common Pleas yesterday, and dis
charged, there not being sufficient evil
dence for his convictions Peter Smith,
charged with stealing a pair Of panta-
looms from William Marlette, was also
discharged. 90 olaa1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

D6s- E. s. Trover, Esq, junior editor
of the Cairo Democrat, left this city on
Saturday evening, for Jeffersonville.-
Hiiaois State Journal.
4 Was heacting as agent for any theat-
ricsl company Ifso, we caution print
ers to be on their guard. he took US
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
ESTRAY.
TINNERs.
JOHN SCANTLIN,

Tin-Ware, Stoves, Crates.
Hollow Ware Copper Sheet iron japan wars,
no e6 Main st., above Cd, Evansviile, lad. i
81 lob Work promptly sEecrtsd, IN the best
snmMMaM 0fdarm @eliaakad.N ~ taas aal.&m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
--AuCTION.
DISSOLUTION MOTTO,

NToTIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT nj
~ pArtnership heretofore existing tetvgel
Matt McKinney, w. b. Ellington, M L. nero
and 7. T. Watson, under the name and Ftvio
McKinnes, Ellington Co, n this day dissei,l
BY mutual consent. The bus mus Of the oId al
viii be settled by W. b. Ellington. AZ Caofe.
Reasucky, ard I. IT, Watson, Evansville. H.
The house formerly occupied b. thia arm Is /
rent For particulars. inquire Of 4 r. Wstao
or Baird 4 Start, Evansville, Ind
MATT. MCKINNEY
W. 3. WILMINGTON
~ l n. a. WATSON
declS dln n. y. HAQJN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04

e-er ess n
A SC They eail particular attention to the novelties Of
---e--- -fs-a THE AMERICAN COFFEE RoAsTERs *
"a 4i sEgeh, wound like clock, roasts ccf
leo without further attention. broSnIpg every
ant4v exactly aanaecelors and which, u used
In cenunetion with OF eur Old Dominion
liz Coffee Potts. w enable everybody TO have perfect
fss - sgea seonse. - ls 81 u tore seAls9r -
IVES PATENT COAL OIL LAMP AND SHADE
49, &C., At.hats. ATTACHMENT
- hich 90 eoncentrsth the light that there Is no
4nea9W nnesr the LAMP and allows Lazup
Il ~ shade or chimney. % ~
gs2 ar 49, " portable and cheap
siaes esf q a~-' - = .s+1 - ~ IsE tas EYES
E efas1r ss .all'ss uNIoli CARPET swREPERs sdeoi
- WIZ 1hich o. child sweep a room while
Anaaekins No 10 playing shorseysh PIT = ~ TT
Y ~ Ang Auess aasortmant Of fancy BIRD CAGES
-aH s@A AAs Of large small Folding Chairs
49, ss.s 49, soshon and
ss.nsas 49, 0nsir yet made and guaranteed perfsot
AM 800 ena wQkkmanshp. HT
fGe1a,a~ We - share Of public patronaRe. and "
a. eAs ne3s - deserve IL g rSk7Ik ~ -
-szssa aa3f if5ih = - AAxxnnWa EULLERTnlz
a@@n61w&W&W. Ha q nEaan'ef rssset
.1atss09 s4atAA 2 60 a@s
WIS gees te - 2. s~t'Ate~&tA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
BANK.
Tenth 0uarterlv Report

OF THE CONDITION OF TAE FIRST Ma
" tfonal Bank Of Evansville, Indiana, on The
mornlr Z Of the first Monday Of January 1866:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Third QnarterlY Reporta

OF THE. MEROHANTsa NATIONAL BANK
~ Of Evansville, Indianas On the mos ming o.
the flfst Monday OF JannAty, 1865. o-os, stt ...f
sssr iEi.Tal II RESOURORH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-04
Eok SALE 80
SO, 900 FEET
BEST POPLAR FLOORING
For sale by A. SIMPSON.

- -. For Sale at a Bargain,
- & q "A 80 aPoRTABLE BNeINEg with good
n Thrtshng Machine AMI two good Corn
Fhe'iers attached by J. q. BURNETT Lower
Bsyo tire mi above Benderssn.
& cit a&sf
DATENT LOOMS FOR SALE
Lambs Pa emit II Weaving Loom .
yard Of Jeans in thirty minutes ttweayes eight
different knd Of Goth the anse
double b snketa teaEaiess sacks aud
requires o ok II to Call and soc at
No 8 Firs 1, Evans ille
uT-d4w3m VIM BLAKELT Gent Agent
s-~rr.rr-T s-TrF5 House and Lot for Sale.
49, ss3-tkA A NICE NRw~4ERAhsE HOUSE. WITH
"a large lot, set with shrubbery.
ne Of the best locations 10 the city, corner oi
Seventh and Chestnut ct! eets
Also, IL desired, the whole, on part Of the
W II be included 10 the SALE
Inouire Of DUgOUCHET,@
street, SamI 0rr's Block.i
JANE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
" 1900 feet Lumber. 80 100
iyS-u j. @. VEhNE AN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

THE Claremount (N. II. Adcocate says lady
in Unity lately gave birth to fine daughter
a few days after a Copperhead neighbor called,
and after congratulatng the mother said - |
suppose you II call it Abc Lincoln NO, she
replied, I'm sorry can't for like your friend,
jeff Davis, it will wear petticoats T. He left.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

WHY will the emblems Of America outive those
of England, France, Ireland Scotland Be
cause the Rose will fade, the Lily will droop, the
Shamrock will wither and the Thistle will. die,
but the Stars are ETERNAL.
THE widow Cliquot-she of the champagne
is eighty seven years of age and worth eight mil
lions of dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
S3.993 81

HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMESr--The phi
losophy of health. asthma, Bronchitis and the
affections Of tie chest Disease is frequently the
effect of circumstances, neglect, exposure, want
of precaution being among its active causes-tri-
hes, light in themselves, often lead to the most
distressing results. Colds and coughs for exam
Pile, are sometimes unnotieed until they settle
the lungs, and consumption is the conse-
quence the same is applicable to asthma, bron-
chtis and diseases of the respiratory organs
Holoway's Pills and Ointment should be used on
the first symptoms of colds and coughs-the Oint-
ment well rubbed into the regions of the throat
and chest will give freedom to the breathing and
nip in the bud 1all tendency to inflammation while
the pills will fortiy the system against the rgors
and inclemencies of the season. Sold by all
Druggists
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

bids for the redemption of county Warrants were
opened on the last day of the session of the
Board, and the following accepted and ordered
paid ont of the Redemption Fund
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
Society Aotites.

s.- Trfutfv Chapter, w. 49, Royal .sren ma
nect ON the second fourth Tuesday in each month";
at the Masonic Hall, Weaverville oo,,,s c.o.,rv
Avs a D. boo'iiS- N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

Reports Of following road overseers received
and filed F. p Bussell, Stuart district VIM.
Guthrie, Canon Creek district f. Myers, Trini-
ty Center district H. Potter, Tyson district.
Ordered that license be granted John Sam
mons to keep toll ferry across Trinity river at
Manzanita Flat, for year.
On petition from citizens of Junction City, il
was ordered that that portion of the road lead
ing from Main street, Junction City, between the
fence of L. Raab's stable yard and the store OF
Tinnin Il Owens, and extending to the bank OF
Canon creek, and the road leading thence down
the river, be abolished.
Petition of citizens of Lewiston, relative to a
trail from Hoadley' house to the summit of Trim
ity mountain, rejected.
The following persons were allowed Sl2 each
for services as Grand Jurors B Block, o. Voll-
mers, Geo. Williams W |. Hupp, Chas. Thorn
as Wm. Weller, J D. Wales Wm. Condor, W.
J. Tnnin, w. p Macomber, J. W. Philbrook, NJ.
HYDE, Jos. Craig. =. Mclean, ID. ii. Trufant H.
Junkans, II. Martin. W. W. Mitchell, VIM. Little
H. Mcrz and 5. X. Turner were allowed 50 each.
The following persons were allowed 80 each
for services as Trial jurors F. \. Buck, j. &.
Smith, j. c. Wood, d. Foley, p Fisher, Louis
Damn, VIM. Quinn, G. II. Lord, &. NJ. bowels,
Jas Brown, NJ. W. Personctt, T. Carr, }. Hall,
NJ Chadbourne. H. Overmohc, p. p. Martin, G.
b. Jumper, NJ Lang, NJ Ruch, G. W. Ward, d.
Hardin. A. Love, J. Tesh, d. Bennett, Geo. W.
Ward. F. W Young, II. \. lIaskin, NJ. W. Per-
sonett |. Howe, J. d. Wales, W. Roberts, Peter
Mclean. J. Loots, p. Mcclure, +. A. Buck, Geo.
NJ. bowels. f. W. Young, II. Overmohle, }. Nc
Gowan. V lIoslnger, II. II. Gray.
The following persons were allowed 50 each
as officers OF election A Pruett, }. Reach, :.
Noble, +. Collins. G. F. Dener. T. ID. Draper j.
\. Campbell r D. Draper, r. f. Dawson. II W.
Everest, II. Knowles, j. w. Carter, +. ID. kel-
lnrt. J. II. Vanderholf. - Powell. - Gwinn, }.
W. smith. j. Pender, j. c. Johnson b. J. Coon
rad J. Musser, c. b. Eastman, I. Williams j.
NJ. Grove, W. Durham. j. c. Clark, J.P- Spaul-
ding. J. c. Johnson. w. Guthrie, j. c. Mason,
l.. j. Kellogg, j. J. Biggs, j. A, Duncan, B. Kim
saul. J II. Vanderhof, X. B. Martin. w . Brien,
J. McElvany, J. p. Spaulding ~ Stiller, ). H.
Tourtlette, J. H. Tourtlettc, G.. Anstcad, w. Me-
Ionev. A. Pclletreau and John Harrison were al
lowed So each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
Board of Supervisors february Term.

Board met February 9Th. Present, \. G. Price,
chairman S. r. Short, R. y. Davidson. The
following proceedings were had:
Ordered, that road poll tax for ls6G-'G7 be as
-ad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
1 ON General Fund

Following bills allowed on General Fund
r. Clifford sheriff, S5o0 40
I Looms. clerk. 80 70
II + Gordon superintendent schools 1873 80
Or. VIM Wilson, attendance on Chinese, 10 90
Strrdirant services - 90
4 j. Ross constable, oo
Union Hotel, feeding prisoners, az 50
A. Bowler, constable, - ~
f. F. Allen, convictions, ~ w
= u Iore;ov ! p 81 90
no,olas CIV Rifles armory rent &c, $50 90
b. F. Trask, constable, - 10
d. f. Gordon, printing, o3 oo
IN Farl ! p IL 90
ri Tonnoo p 4 90
w L. Hudspeth, coroner, 10 90
Dr. Vim. Wilson, post mort. examination, 90 90
A. r. Earl, J. P, 10 90
r. Clifford, iudgm't in 9th Dist. Court l,959 50
Bill j. McCammon, $50, for making statistical
renort laid over until next term.
Following bills allowed on Hospital fund
p Murphy, milk, - -
McGinnis Il Co., meat, - o.
Tinnin h Co., groceries, etc, ~ -
Williams Co., merchandise, 90
A. Sebert, steward, lou W
Mrs Dockery, washing, % W
NJ F. Griffin, medicines, % W
Following bills allowed on Building Fund:
7 C. Gibson, work on Court House, $40 90
NJ Bartlett, plastering 200 ~ ~
Ira Howe, furniture l@' o0
Following bills allowed on General + una
A. G. Price, supervisor, 9.o 90 90
s r. Short, - 90 " ~
r. y. Davidson, " % G "" -"
A. J. Loomis, clerk of Board, 80 W
G F. Noonan allowed Sc, and }. d. Mathews,
r price /. Foster and j. Barleyeorn 50 each for
services at election.
Reports of Auditor and Treasurer received and
ordered printed.
Morris 4 Brady awarded the contract of feed
ing county prisoners one year at 81 per day each
Sheriff authorized to work prisoners conhnea
for misdemeanor to the best advantage
r. y. Davidson authorized to superintend hit
ting up Of new Jail and armory.
The following unanimously adopted
Rcsoired, That our Senator and Assemblyman
be and are hereby requested to use their inifu-
ence for the passage of a law dividing the Col
lector's Office into three departments, to cores
pond and extend over the same territory of the
present supervisor districts
Resolred, That the law relating to the collec-
ton of Foreign Miners licenses be amended so
as require each license to be signed bv the coun-
tv Auditor and county Treasurer Said law as
to the signing, TO take effect immediately and
the law dividing the Office on the lst of March
A. D., 1868.
Ordered, that special per capita tax for Hos
pital purposes) of 81 be levied and collected on
each male citizen of the county.
Rate of taxation for the ensuing fiscal year lev
led as follows County General fund, 60 cents
Redemption so cents; INDECENT Sick, 20 cents
School, 90 cents Building, 25 cents Road, 5
cents. Total, 81 80.
Ordered, that the money in the Road Fund be
apportioned and distributed among the several
funds.
Warrants for S. each, drawn in favor of tht
following persons were burned in presence of The
Board u. A. Stephenson, D. Foley, c. Dannen
brink J. p Ross, ]. W. Mclaughlin, A. Pelle
treau, II. Norris C. G. French, II. II. Tolley.
In accordance with an Act of Legislature, al
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate of Levi W. Dodge are requested
to present them, duly attested, to Vim. A. Bach
elder, Weavervile, without delay, and those in
debted to the estate will make payment of the
same to said w II. Bachelor.
JOHN c. DODGE.
Minersvllle, February >. 1866. 5.to.
, 1866-04-06

State, its none of our business to borry it all
If Andy wants to run tho machine his own
way, let him pay his own expenses. What
in the Dickens is Provisional Government
for, if it aint to get up provision and pro-
vide for feller generally. made snp my
mind that perhaps we had been hamorin
Andy about long enuf.
We had as much right to Governor as
Alabama or South Carolina. He wants us
back about as bad as we want to get back,
and little Bladder, perhaps, and he incident
put on so many unnecessary airs about this
Senator business. If he fools much with us
we won't elect nobody-I golly we'll take
the studs and go backwards 1 forthwith res
turned to the capitol, and stretchin forth one
Of my arms, ses |, "Mr Gibson, sur-Im'
your friend I'm the friend of your wife and
children--but eff Mr.. jenkins amt norgora>
ted soon the State will collapse; bright and
glorious star will be obliterated from off the
striped rag, and the President will lose
about nine supporters in the Federal Com
gress.. move, sur, that eff we cant git our
Governor at once like sine qua non, we
break up in row and depart for Mexico"
1t took like the smallpox, and we're carried
tumultuouslY.
, 1866-04-06
Lt.SsII Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS
In the District Court Of the First judicial DiStre
To EUGENE CROWNE.
You are hereby notified that William A. Mix has
filed a complaint against you in said Court, which
will come to {, heard at the first term oi
the Court which shall commence more than two
months after the 26th day of January, 1866 and un@
will be taken as confessed and the pTarer thereof
granted. The object and prayer Of said complaint
is to recover from you the sum of one hundred and
sixtyfour dollsrs, the same being balance due BY
you to plaintiff for goods, wares and merchandise
sold and delivered to you, and for money lent.
VIM. A. MIX.
Ky MS Attorney, J. D. MIX,
Malla Walla, January 26, 1866. 6-2m.
, 1866-04-06
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10 EDWARD sAWTELL.

VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON THE
Il the 9Th day Of April A. D. 1866, will apply
to the Register of the Land Office al Vancouver W.
1852, and the amendments thereto, the Il Of the
n \ Of Section 8, in Township No. s, North of
Range No. 81 East, and the E \ Of the E = of
Section No. 81, aud the W y Of the W y Of Sec
ton No. 80, In Township No. 9, North cf Range No.
81 East, Willamette Meridian containing one hun
dred and sixty acres which, was entered By You
under raid Homestead Act, the 18th day of July,
the Clerk Of the United StAtes\ District Court Of the
First Judicial District, W. T., at l O'Clock, P. NJ,
April 2lst, A. 1866 which depositions shall for
ward to the Register Of said Lard Office, showing
thereby tina. you have abandoned said land for
more than ak months at one time, and have thus
forfeited your right thereto. OF this you will take no.
tiee and be present at said Clerks oee al the time
aforesaid, to question and ex anime any and ali
witnesses which may be presented in the said case
"a ...EE p EPPS HARDY.
WaIla Walla, March %, 1866. iI-4w.s
, 1866-04-06
To n. Leigh

VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on the 7th
IL i day Of April, A. D., 1866, | will apply to the
Register Of the Land Office, at Vancouver, W. T.,
70 enter under the Homestead Act of May 2Oth 1867
and the amendments thereto, the &. W u Of
sec II, Township 7. North of Range No. SO East.
winch land was entered by you under said Home
stead Act on the 18th day Of August. A. D.. 1864
the U. S. District Court, lst Judicial District, W.
T.; at o'clock, P. NJ, March 3Ist, A. D.. 1866,
which depositons shall foLHard to the Register Of
said land office, showing thereby that you have
abandoned the said land for more than six months
at one time and have thus forfeited yourrigh there
TO- Of this you will take notice and be present at
said Clerks office the time aforesaid to cross ques,
be presented in the said case
80 '--~N PHILLIP SHAUBLE