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bushel of peaches from Evansville this
morning, for which he paid eight dollars
there, The charges on them from that city
here was only eight ollars more---NeeO At-
bang Ledger. s1 W 81
What smart people you do have at New
Albany. At no time this season have
peaches sold in this city higher than four
dollars per bushel, and good peaches have
been sold as low as seyenty-five cents to
one dollar and twenty-five cents per
bushel. If your citizens can't trade any
better than that they should not expose
their. ignorance by telling it through the
papers, tjt II fff.f <ikttt
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FATAL AFFRAY.-On Saturday evening
a dif1culty occurred in Henderson between
two men named Starting Payne and Rich
ard Allen, which resulted In the death of
the former. The difficulty arose relative to
the settlement of an account, as we are in
formed. Hard words ensued and Payne
drew knife and approached Alien who
stepped back a few paces, and being follow
ed by Payne, he drew a Derringer pistol
and shot him, killing him instantly. The
affair caused a great deal of excitement in
Henderson. Allen, vino has been employ
ed in the store of Minor q DalIum in this
city, gave himself up to the authori-
ties and was allowed TO go at large on his
promise to appear this morning for exam
nation. The shooting is represented to be
a clear case of self defense.
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ES Brick Pomeroy has returned to his
home in Wisconsin, at the request of the
leaders of the Democratic party. He would
not do in this State. The citizens of In
diana read too much, and his past record
was too much to carry Wabash Express.
We shall be sorry If this report is true.
We hoped that the man who wished that
"some bold hand would take Lincoln off,
who rejoiced in his assassination, and
styled General Grant the odd dog of Ga
lena would continue to perambulate the
State in the interest of the Confederate
Democracy. We wanted $4,000 majority i'll
Indiana, but if he has left we shall have to
be content with 10000. The Union men
will have to work more vigorously if
Pomeroy has quit the State
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HahIfmal Consultation.

Z&EEsN TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT CURE. 81
-t$snHse occupations of life predispose to
ITE1nEeness, especially those which allow
'izgRzl A55tle exercise. Persons who contract
E1GlafpEnfortunate habit OF body, under such
Taeru91xlstanceS, might possibly be relieved
SSsyeczrang ing their sedentary employmentS
&4EEro@herS of a more active kind; but this
M=lkEy-Z1o means certain. Habitual cOnSti-
walton is a very obstinate disorder. All the
= f31fxi2Rqry so-called remedies Invariably ag-
s&1zxlsSae continued use of strong aperients.
s-fzzgF at first irritate, and finally almost
Fl EFEE1zzsy7Be the bowels, rendering them so
3 seE9zRgE that enormous doses of, cathartic
2zNezEaesneS have no effect upon them. A
sRzSEi s2perient, combined with a gentle
,-lw%zrKEGfaRt, Is the true remedy; and COM
sSEEassSsSn in the happiest proportion of
& 2ssEsBa1 Ingredients is found in HOSTEL
= ssssTlESsS STOMACH BITTERS. This fam Gus
sszzE-Esseaie iTTyigorates the whole intestinal
'eesxsaGe2. while quietly removing from its
n zssS|sFe through them. No mere purga-
gsasVxSxsss this double operation. No ordi-
HzDazzvTEsl mulant effects the desired objects.
+ .slSaaaEzsof Constipation abandoned as hope
> ssass IVY distiB guished medical men have
AszHEs9E cured In a few weeks by the Bitters.
&3tRS2zaG&e who have tried all the medicines
- ssssSzxe rdispeaSary in vain we say try this
BaNEzsE4able stimU1ant and aperient. There
n MES EDf efficient reason why constipation
awHn1A6 be the. consequence of sedentary
: akzzzt1IaS. H0STETTER'S BITTERS, by sup
eapHz511g the vigor which would otherwise be
N1MaEr71Neso from exercise, will in all cases en-
sszsz2s ahe system to- perform its excretory
Il zaEurT1sons regularly and 'healthtully.
.-rssrs@xFAS:
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Septem-
Der term of the Vanderburgh Court of Com
mon Pleas closed its session on Saturday,
and adjourned until January.
The only business of public interest
was passing sentence by the Court on the
following persons convicted of larceny at
this term:
John McFarrin, four years; Mat. Farris,
two year, and John Van Wyck, two years,
to the Penitentiary at JeffersonVille.i The
Democracy only lose two votes by this OPP
Grafton, as one of the cOnvicts was too
young to vote. +s,4 a
Conrad Rotterman, keeper of the Belle
view, was fined in five cases for retail
ing without license. Not having the
spondulicks, he was sent down to Castle
Darling to ruralize for time
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TOWNSHIP UNION MEETINGs.-There
was a Union meeting at Andrew Koch g,
Perry township, on Friday evening last,
at which there was large attendance of
voters from Perry and German Townships
A substantial stand and seats were alran-
ged in a grove, for the accommodation of
the audience. Eloquent speeches were
made by Col Buchanan, Emil Bischof and
d. d. Doughty, which had good effect.
The Crescent City Band made sweet music,
and fireworks lent interest to the occasion
There was another Union meeting on
Saturday evening at .Balthasar Meyers, in
Armstrong township. Considerably over
a hundred voters were there Gov. Baker
made an able speech, followed by Emil
Bischof, Thomas C. Jaquess, John S. Hop
kins and Mr. Doughty. The c. c. Band en-
Iivened the exercises with music. The in
terest shown by the audience indicated
that there is hope even for Democratic
Armstrong.
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q z SPECIAL NOTICE.
Z l87ILL's GEDRON BITTERs
EReod Mr.. Eds0orols's Statement.

LOUISVILLE, XIV, April p 1858.
4shsEz~TOHN. BULI4-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
'-sFarEVXK- well as sense of duty to the pubs
os zes8SEEssTuires that Isiloul1 give you state
.azsAz&@ Ger public use; Of the great benefit
iaEsSxsrrzaeFived from the use of your Cedron
a5ds&&EExSs'' After aannihtary service of thir-
'sSSsHza rzn0nthS, embracing the Pea Ridge
rsassEszsE=zEgn, and battle, / discharged
A1raeR<s She service taNdc came home to die.
~ sssssssEsia, liver complaint, and general
szsRWGH1s.Iaand every remedy prescribed by
YRsAyERk Sans seemed only TO aggravate my
= rshas4zSssas- > About four weeks agoI was for
st9arEzaaa@ enough TO procure your stCedron
GfSS&Ssszss" sra by the use of them alone
SSxaEx=s5esn restored to perfe IT and robust
zzassgsa. / can most earnestly recommend
saasEsCn as being all ANA more than all, they
o7ssS7ScommendEdt to be. You are at liberty
sz&rnssKe any alse you wish of this state
sszaa@ass. -
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ia EVANSVILLE, IND. Sept. Is, 1866.
Messrs. Geo. Stockwell, Jrlo. j. Chandler, Jas.
. H 1fcNeeEy, Vim. Buck, u. ". Sitcert1lor'n,
A. s. RIeroLf, and others: - is'- aii
GENTLEMEN;-Your truly gratifying let-
ter, of the 18th inst, have this moment
received. TO you, and to many other good
citizens. of Evansville, owe the happiest
hours of my life. And, if my humble eff
forts will contribute, in the least, to your
pleasure or amusement, Though my sole
object, in coming to y our city, was to seek
a few days repose, and visit friends near
and dear to me,) 1 most cheerfully accede
to your request; and, at the suggestion of
my respected friend, R. G. Grierson, will
name Wednesday evening, Sept. 10Th.
With profound gratitude, for this addi-
tionaI proof of your kindness, and the
honor conferred upon me,
Lremain, very respectfully, &C.,
FANNY B. PRICE.
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,Nl1lsrs. .sWinsloW,s MYSTIC Pills

SsEre prepared only for legitimate pur-
SassasI and are the only safe and effective
ssss1s1 cine Tor all those painful and danger
olso 81 70 which the Female Consti-
g<sxs Female Pills extant No article of
sasszacine intended for the exclusive use of
'1HHfes. that has ever made its appear
zzS- WfnsiDw's Mystic Pills. By their in
&4ssratiug properties the appetite and di-
,-1-sEHstxCn is improved, the hue of health is
SzfVsSzored to the cheeks, weakness of the
Hf1@as relieved, and all the indications of
vsfa%rxGus Debility removed, No maiden,
a&enExlls. Try them, and be convinced that
sSs4sey are the Lady's Friend. Price - Der
:. rxx, or 8 boxes for S. For sale by ali drug
.azsSNszs in Evansville
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BowLDERISG.-since our last report on
this subject, the work. of bowldering has
been pushed forward with vim. Two
squares on, Third Street, below Main, has
been completed, and one on Vine, from
Waterto First. On Saturday the workmen
commenced on First, at Walnut, and are
working towards Locust Street. Mr.. Lowry,
the contractor, has a considerable number
of powders on hand, but we regret to learn
that one of his boats, containing ITO perch
of powders, was sunk above Louisville.
The powders will probably be lost. ~
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SENATOR HENDRICKS AT BooNvILLE.-
Our handsome u s. Senator, Hon. Thos. A.
Hendricks, spoke at Boonville on Friday
afternoon, but failed, as we are informed,
to get up much enthusiasm. He is not the
style of speaker to suit the Democracy of
Warrick. Moreap or Voorhees, would suit
them better. A man who possesses any
brains or deceney they look upon with
suspicion. The crowd who listened to him
was not large. 4as9 --l5 .HiA
In the evening Chaplain st. Clair and
Capt. Masters spoke to a good crowd.
Crawford, local editor of the Enquirer who
was arebel soldier during the war, inter
rupted and contradicted the statements
made by Capt. Masters, when number of
the crowd went for him, and it was with
difficulty that he escaped violence, through
the interposition of Ike Moore, st. Clair.
and others, who interfered in his behalf.
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yRECIAL NOTICES.

aasaEsES3LGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
S-s1onzxz5ed Toilet Soap, In such universal
,Ezrxs1a Is made from the CHOICEST mate
Skazayis EILD and EMoLLIENT in It's nature,
11aa6zaE2NTLY SCENTED, and extremely
aE5EzzgE2OLAL in its action upon the skin.
ngszsGaer by druggists and fancy goods
asHa4sers t4 tL A8LE LLtLkA aug4 ly
s1Rs-1zALL'S VEGETABLE SICILLAN
slt841EsesdRENEWER has proved itself to be
assHsrEzcst perfect preparation for the hair
-OSpesras0zsered to the public.
2Ssszssa vegetable compound, and contains
-ezEDssng1xious properties whatever.
e-HszaEZ restore gray hat1. to It's original color
ta9~sa7zn keep the hair from falling out g
s'asasSaeZnses the scalp, and makes the hair
~ssEtzs stzastrous, and sillxen.
1ss1NE's splendid hair dressing
AsSD 29srson, young or old, should fail to
- =. ~, 49,, .,..,,r a..,
7sasSszzES1I authority.
zs1sE for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
.'s' &eNEasRer, and take no other.
R. 2. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, n. II.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
- ~ -. -. 49, 3
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Chickens FOR THE SOUTH. The flow of
chickens through this port for the South
has again set in, and large numbers have
been placed upon the wharf and wharf
boats, Iwaiting for a New Orleans steamer.
We hope there will be sufficient left IN
this State to afford q reasonable supply to
our own people at fair prices ga
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FIRE. A fire broke out, yesterday morn
ing, about o'clock, in the dwelling house
of Mrs. Stalheifer, corner of Cherry and
Center Streets, but was extinguished with
out particular damage. The engines were
out within few minutes after the alarm
was given, but were not brought into re-
QUESTION. Al ..sL
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OUR NEXT CoNGREssMAN.-We had the
qualification of meeting Judge DeBruler in
the city on Saturday, en- route to Newburg,
where he was to speak on Saturday night.
He was just from Posey, and is much
elated by the favorable prospects in that
corner of the Pocket. His chances to be
our next Congressman are very eneourag
ing
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- a ,. An @ espttOltIi -,
~ - -. - RICHARD. EDWARDS.
srx VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.
UrcEspIrRn Miss NO o I2R.

VIcKsBURG, MISS, Aug. 8, 1863
- &Rns. I3HN RUIL.-Dear Sir: / am happy
s1es@aaHass 90 Won that have used your yalu-
EzErEReE, IN. general debility and prostratiu 4
os6&sEzs5HRystem produced by the unheall y
nsessazzsH1sasTnatic influence of the Mississippi
AlzssSGssrOund Vicksburg, having been with
eEf@auezre2 Grants army through its whole
sS'asszsszss1A cam paign. i confidently recon-
T5asasSzn us use to all persons who are ex-
asssaRaaa Ee- unhealthy climates. a
H. w. FOGLE, + 4R
&Ggent U. s. Sanitary Commission.
'IEEsTr sale by PETER WEBBING, Water
NS2FBzSe21. may14
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A HAPPY CoNCEIT.-A friend, on Main
street, on Saturday, stopped us, and said:
" President Johnson has been swinging
around a circle in one direction, and the
rebels have been swinging around in an
other, and have smashed their heads to-
gether, so that can't now tell them from
a Copperheadi" The author of this happy
conceit is soldier and Kentuckian.
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CITY Il JEWS.
UNION CLUR Room

Is open day and night, and the public
are invited to visit it (AIasonic, Hall, corner
Main and First Streets). The room is
comfortably furnished, and well supplied
with the latest newspapers and campaign
documents. Union men will come and
bring their friends. Strangers will be
specially welcomed. Music every night by
the Crescent City Band.
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- SCI sAs 2 3 .1,E ..le.

lassEe uaoFI s4pn [Eor the Journal.
| ANOTHER APPEAL TO THE MECHANICS
AND WoRKINGMEN.-You no doubt are
aware of the coming TO this city, on the
18th inst, of our great and good Governor,
by request of the soldiers of this section of
the State Nowit is claimed blythe oppo-
site party that they hold the great mass of
the workingmen by the hand, and expect
theirf full support; consequently, as they
are opposed to the great Washington of
Indiana. in his noble and magnanimous
course of administration suppose We turn
out in procession, on that occasion, and
convince them otherwise. Yes, let us as
men and mechanics and as good citizens,
write on the very tablets of our hearts, in
characters of living light firm determi-
nation to stand by our noble Governor ia
his opposition to all efforts coming from
Andy Johnson, or any one else. Let us
come out on that day and commit our
selves, SO as to remove all stains placed
upon us by those who always have dis
position to mirepresent us in every posi-
ton we take. r i}t8
There are always some who don't like to
take an active part in politics; but now,
in honor to our Governor, come out and
get into line for once, for we have an enc
my to meet who comes with all the deceit
and cummings serpent, wit b a brazen
face. And il we do this, we may encour-
age others; and not only that, but we will
only be taking that high and noble posi-
ton which we should take along side of
those who are battling for the right, and
for the legal rights of this nation. For
truly and beautifully has it been said that
peace hath its victories as well as war; and
now let us make another demonstration
of that fact, as coming from those who,
like Franklin, have been honored by the
name of apprentice, mechanic, author.
statesman. -
We are assured that this will meet with
thessanction OF every soldier and citizen,
and will only be an additional interesting
arrangement for the occasi on. suppose,
now, we call meeting for Monday even
ing, for draymen, moulders, timers, car
penters, bricklayers, smachinists, fgas-fit-
tiers, painters, and Iaborers of all iclasses,
to come out and meet at the Masonic Hall
and devise for that occasion some plan of
giving Governor Morton evidence. of our
full appreciation. If such men as Tom
Grant, SAMSON, Beliany, Fair & Meyer,
George Liant, Meyer & Bro, and many
others that we could mention, would take
hold of this matter, it would be pushed
right along Are we not all interested
alike in the Government being properly
and impartialIy administered? If so, give
us some idea of it, and come and tell it,
and take part in it, as it is your impera-
tive duty to do, for there is enough. for all
to do; none need be idle. And we will but
do honor to true friend of the working
man and soldier; for this in addition will
give evidence that we are in favor Of hon.
oring the brave and dishonorfng those
who were not brave and skulked out of
the ranks and were dishonorably dis
charged; this also is duty.
aH 81 s34i slla- Bs MECHANIC.
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We are indebted to Mr.. J. r. Lotspeich,
for copy of the Glasgow tScotIand) Week
ly Herald, of a late date. a large qparto
sheet well filled with interesting reading.
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Buildings are being erected with mar
Bile "a fronts, at Evansville, out of common
lime stone rock.-Ne1o Albany Ledger
What is the color of common lime stone,
Ledgers We are inclined to think You
don't know the difference between lime
stone and marble.
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TOWNSHIPS.

Books FOR THE -CoNvICTs. We have
been shown a letter from John W. Sulli-
van, Chaplain of the Jacksonville Peni-
Tertiary, to Mr.. John F. Glover, of this
city, acknowledging the receipt of the
large box of books, some four hundred VOL
umes, donated for that purpose by various
citizens of this city. The handsome dona-
ton was received with much gratitude by
the conYicts, and it is hoped great good
win result from their perusal. Mr. Sulli-
van, on behalf of self and those for whose
spiritual welfare he is Iaboring, returns
generous thanks Tor the liberal donation.
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The Mayor, City Clerk and Treasu rer, on
Saturday, examined and Cancelled by burn
ing, City orders that had been redeemed tt
the amount of S27 $40 Is.
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FLooD.-Monroe County was visited by
heavy rains last week, resulting in disas.
trous floods in the streams in that county.
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( '..lEEszFDRTANT TO THE SICK.

'ss7esaLIHvlte the special attention of our
"sSssiszA1srg TO Dr. Easterly's advertisements,
E-ssKsas@Gsean be seen in our advertising coll
ssaEazg-. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines
'eszzrDs-aassrved1y popular, have rapid sale,
asEwEFETsHeEal satisfaction, and are kept in
1872 szl1s principal drug-stores throughout
1snssa sR2aGheEn and Southern States. 1t will
'.ikS~=ss0O1 aaat DR.. Easterly does not recon-
..zzmraaa0 ~@ne medicine to cure all diseases
b Eszn1 xHzepEFesa remedy for each particular
sz1s1zzzss which can be relied upon to cure.
e z7nmNS91
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EvANsvILhE. IND, Sept. Is, 1865.

AMY IND, sept 1Og 1OOOs
Miss Fannie b. Price, sliil ff9 .i-l.1 .e
Learning that you propose to remain in
the city for a short time, and that Mr.. r.
Grierson is now forming his company for
the Fall and Winter seas 0ns, we would re-
spectfully ask thatyou give, on some even
ing during the next week, one of your
chaste and pleasing entertainments, as
this is, perhaps, the only opportunity we
will have of witnessing a display of your
superior dramatic talent, which we so
highly appreciate. Please name the even
ing that would best suit your convenience.
Respectfully, q h1e no- a''
George H. Stockwell, VIM. II. Holman,
Johh ]. Chandler, -ses A. S. Kierolf,
Capt. f. P. Carson, @. w. Evans, e.,
]. n. SiIverthorn, Jas. n. McNeely,
F. c. Preston, ]. B. Roberts,
n. H. Stockwell, VIM. Buck, III
. And one hundred others. b
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TerTe Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.

' ;
M ~ er Going East. Going WIT.
Mail. :I0PM 5:25 AM
Express -f,..... ,..-.-.-.....lU:32 P II 4:50 NJ
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR ST.. LOUIS
AND CAIRO. In.consequence of change of
time on the o. and NJ. R.R., no connection
for the West is now made by the afternoon
train on the E. and G. Road. Passengers
for the above points will lay over at Vim
cennes till 5;l5 am. next day y 2 39-t1 81
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Notice to Contractors. :.

AUGUST 9TH, 1885,
YT1HE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
& city OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 24th day of September
1856, for grading the alley situated between
First and Second Streets, and extending
from Gum to College Street. ~
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, Evansville, Aug. 10Th,
1855. s au2S AVID
.it HUnion copy.]
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers of Real Estate were en-
tered on record in the Office of the County.
Recorder during the last two weeks, end.
ing September 18th, 1866. i.soi.sef-s
James Murphy to VIM. Bauer, Lot 6.
Block ., Eastern Enlargement, for.....S5G0
James s. Wills to Gerhard Evers, Lot12,
Block SO, LamaScO, fOr.......... --. Sls7 80
Geo. Singer to. Elias T. Runcie,- part of
Lot Dos. Donation Enlargement, for = IS, 600
Martin Vandusen to Rachael Royston,
Lots and %, Olmstead's Division, 90
Patrick Boyle to Josiah Phar, n z or of
S E or. ., 6, 10, 40 acres; part OF S E or n +
or p, 6, 10, 10 acres; and part of S w or N
samuel r. Corwine to John G. Weller,
Lot ii, Block 81, Eastern Enlargement,
+. S. Rnstor to Patrick Boyle n ar y
or %, 6, 10, 40 acres; part S E or n E or 25, 6,
70, 10 acres; and part S w or w or 80, 8, 9,
10 acres, for s. 800
Lot IA, Block IS, Lamasco, for ,..-,.....S 10000
Barney Nerrenbarend to Henry Nerren-
baIend, n E ar n w or, Is, I, IL, Y acres; n
w or Wqr 5, z, Ii, 40 acres, for. ;...;:.s5 600
Barney Nerrenbarend to Joseph Nerren-
barend, 5 e or n + Or 8. 7. II, 40 acres; and
the undivided one-half of Lots 7, 8, Block
Josiah Rightly to- Cross & Crofts Lots
and 7, Block IL, StockwelPs enlargement,
lo Frank WATSON to Daniel Aiken W. half
S. w. quarter, IL, Z, SlOo
Barney Nerrenbarend to John Nerrenba-
rend, S. half S. w. quarter, 81, 8. IL; w.
IL; part E. half, n. E. quarter, 3, z, u-2O
acres; and Z. half 5. e. quarter, 81 o, L. LIZ
0OG R acres Nerrenbarend to Barney Nerren-
barend Jr, w. half N. w. quarter, 4, q, II;
w. half S. w. quarter, 4, 7, IL; and part =;
half n. E. quarter, .. z, StS
Wiltshire, Lots and 4, Block 10, Shapes
Enlargement. .......... $50
Joseph p. Elliott to Abraham Burch,
Lots sand 4. Block EIliott's Enlargement,
-. . 500
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was the order of the day at the Recorders
Court on Saturday. A stranger who had
been observed wandering around the
streets rather suspiciously for two or three
nights previously, was on Friday night ar
rested on suspicion, but as no specific
charge could be brought against him, he
was admonished and dismissed. He ex-
hibited a license to sell sewing machines
and scissors sharpeners, but was destitute
of money. He informed the City Marshal
that number of thieves were providing
about the city, and that he could help in
their detection and arrest. The officers
have some suspicion that he could at least
point them out, If he was disposed to do so.