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THEFT.-Elizabeth ellsworth, who states
that she resides at No. 22l0 f street, had hear
ing before Alderman Beitler at the Central sta
: ton, yesterday afternoon, charged with shop
hitting. 1t is alleged that she went into the
store of Mr.. Sharpess, at Eighth and Chestnut
streets, and made purchase OF several articles.
AS she was going out it was discovered that she
had more goods about her than what she pur-
chased; and on an examination being made it
was found that she had picked up remnant of
cashmere valued at three dollars.
man named Peter Hook was arraigned be-
fore Alderman BETTER yesterday afternoon,
charged with robbing his employer, Mr.. Samuel
Henderson, coal dealer, at Fifth and Willow
streets. Mr.. Henderson has lost considerable
money lately, and suspicioned Hook as the
guilty party, from the fact that he has been
building houses recently. The wages he was re-
ceiving would not admit of his constructing
dwellmghouses. Yesterday morning early De-
tectiyes Levy and hyon arrested the prisoner
under the following ciIcumsCanoes:-They Sc
cured several parties, to whom they gave money
peculiarly marked, and requested them to buy a
certain amount OF coal, which they did. The
prisoner was then arrested, and on his person
was found four notes which had been previously
marked by the detectives. Hook was bound over
for further hearing.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ Depot, THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BE1HLEHEM, DoYLLST0WN MAUCH
CHUNK, EASTOH, WILLIAMsPoRT, and WILKES
At 7S0 A. Nj. tfxpress), fer Bethlehem, Allentown
Nauch Chunk, Hazleton, WLliamsport and wilkes
barre.
reaching EBston at Gas L. NJ. '
It 5 Is Z. Nj. tor Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Danvile and Williamsport ""'1
For Doylestown at sS5 A NJ $50 and AIS NJ.
Fol- Fort Washington at 10 A NJ and IL 2. NJ.
For LGnsdale at 6I5 i. ".
white the Second and Third Streets Line City
Passenger Cars direct to the depot
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
8 is =. M -
Leave Doy. estown at 80 A. M, SI5 and 5SOP.M.
Leave lans dale ut 6'lO A. NJ
Leave Fort Washington al 1880 A. NJ, and 2.l5P II,
ON SUNDAYS.
Phlade lphIa Tor BETH chem at o A. NJ.
Philadelphia tol DoyiestOwn at p. NJ,
DoylestOwn for Phi adelphia al Z 20 A. N.
BetLlehem for Philadelphia al 7. NJ.
through Tickets must be at the ticket oceE
So Ellis CLARK Agant
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EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II al the Stations on the CA MDl n and AMBoY and
AND ISBS9 9Sesafh hRoAD AND
TEAHsryR CE AS Tdr AIi0E VII . 09MtASX 5r tkeh1 LsEs
f. 3 dSg "a sTGasYf IeXSePted
warded the same cay. Returning, TIE above lines win
leave New iNSy ~ York at T. noon, and and P: NJ.
we6 snG a az o. points INT on the Camden and Am5oy Rail-
the buF9ItoI apq Mount Holly Railroads, received and
5.nsd the BsgaGTs @ Rs Ps R9iIgSa9 Phil
kacpunk with all points on u Delaware Lackawanns
and Western Railroad, forwarding syracuse Buaio
, The New Jerey Raj road connects at Elizabeth with
me me Jew Jefstyr Sentrs KSlroad and at Newark with
A slip memorandum specifying the marks and num-
be sent yith oac load Of goods or receipt Will be
owen Increased faculties have been made or the
Try he route When stocE If furnished in fuanea t1 o
Of oTeth st9e near he prove Yard or at rier SSt So
orth river as the shpleIs my des gnate at the time
OF WIS fPE fHei ~ e 6af sp9 to
Ill No. 226 : DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia.
pHILADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND
. NoRRIsl 0EISS, ', M I ! lILR9AD ~
rofhV Z. GiRMH nfa MH0,Ifo 0%,ITfoowN
S,f T. 5 5l,6 I, 3, 10, ii, \ NJ A A' l. - '"'
9e5ya fSI%aG 6S }9Tp r. i&sSS 0lo nAM'
1he 2 SGyn train, and 81 and So up trains win not
r,,o rhuado7, OHlSoUN OH SUI DAYS. ,o,gn
Leave Leave Gei@S4Po%anss eSSSiPRa sV NJ * lP < M
CnLSNUr ELL RAILROAD.
Leave PhiladelDhia6 S, 10 l2 A. NJ, 8 aA 5N,7,9,
10 $40, so, $40, S,l6 and l9l0 minutes P. NJ
Leave PhiIsdolnbiaS 90 70 mnateS A. NJ sna7Pw
Leave Chenat IiIi74O minutes A. NJ, 70 10 $40 and
. % FG I7ilu 4 Geo5HSsHoHo e oCKEN AND NoRR1sTowN
,Leeye PhiIadephis $3.50 m'i,9ues lO5 AM, lh,S.
cave NoIrstown so, L 7JO, o, liam. IL, Az, g. ana
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AT HALF-MAsT.-The flags on the Italian
vessels in port yesterday were at halfmast as
token OF respect to the memory of the late Prince
GiacOmo, son of Victor Emanuel.
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The PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE OF
THE Al. E. CBURCH.-The annual session of the
Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will commence in ST. Georges
Church, Fourth street, below Vine, tomorrow
II is expected that Bishop Ames will
preside. The coming session promises to be a
very interesting one.
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AN INTERESTING OcCAsIoN.-Professor
Mark Bailey, OF Yale COLLEGE, VIII give one OF
his readings at Concert Hall, this (Tuesday)
evening. From what We have read in the New
England papers we have every reason to believe
that our citizens wlll enjoy a rare treat on this
occasion.
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Have been opened at 63l Chesnut street. Continen
tai Bote and Girard House, where tickets NAV be pro-
cur to all important points IN Pennsylvania we'll as
the West Northwest and Southwest; and all partcu-
lars given time and connections by JOHN O.
ALLEN. Ticket A gent
The Ticket Oftice at West Philadelphia will be conti-
nued as heretofore, where all Information res Getting
routes, well tickets, be had application to
THOMAS II PARKE,
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SwINDLING THE FARMERs.--Several
farmers who have had produce to sell in our
market have been swindled recently by the con-
fdence game. On Saturday last, farmer in
Shippen Street Market sold a lot Of potatoes to
man who was to pay for them on delivery at
his place of business, which he said was at Thir-
teenth and Market streets. The purchaser of
wagon, and when he reached the Farmers
Market the stranger got out stating that he was
going in the market TO pay bill, He remained
Jew moments aud returned to the farmer,
stating that he lacked six dollars Of the amount
required. The money was loaned to him, and
that was the last the farmer saw of his money
or the purchaser of the potatoes
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RAILROAD LINES.
RI DHTLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND
4 BALTIMORE EAILRoAD.

Il lHILADELPhIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTIMORE EAILRoAD.
ccmmsncing NoNb&Y yal6h n1H la 1866, Trains win
,eSSyy97 ,S ~ dDero; corner broad stteet ana WASH
Lxpre,s Ifain at AS 4 Mondays excepted) for
naoS Pcnyvs O. msvfe dc. GTaee ABERDEEN S'ef eErT M
nan Aetnoii, hsses and Supmei s Run.
eercd ioi Salisbury, l.oid endiuiermedaie stations
Bs more a. st5Snir 5Sa M e gnaSyo excepted 0r
,lS' mont ond IN regular stations between Wilmington
Lzpress vain ct II IS A. NJ. Sundays excepted) TOR
I73ress Trap at Is p NJ tsundays excepted, for
6sIhSre L.l 9po Wcashmgio9 oppins at Shester Clay
VI G u ayre-o Grace Aberdeen Perrj mans Magno-
MGlt Express at ll00 z. N for Baltimore and Wash
Passengers by Boat from Bstluo-, Tor Fortress Mon
tH9s tH9 No5 9Is, Si'y Font and Richmond, Will take the
WILNINGfON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS,
Stoppng at all stations between Philadelphia and VIII
:, rs LSaye hil4ndSg@hia @ st sl5lI5AM $50 $50 and
ware heilrosd for Harrington ana intermediate
Leave Wilmington 7CO, 10, and $50 A. NJ, SOC and
Trains fo1r. Ncw Castle leave rhladclpha at sl5A
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave gsIIP dmEs IR a FdR Il tO fna y H NJ
Leave tIesterat q sJS ana lO14 A. M 1881, 34s,
~ FROM B1LIiaoRE 70 FHLApELPHIA
Ezgfcss; iiO p Nj, Express; IS i. s, express; s56
-l'' - S1JRAINs FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 4 49 an o 90 a. NJ, gnd 323P.M
Leave Wilmington at O. % and 1888 4. NJ, and4P. NJ
SUNDAY IRAN
Express TTGn at 10 A, NJ. Tor Baltimore aud Wash
GhPsdes Abesen Feymn Magnolia Magnolia
Cha es and 5 emmor's Run.
Night ENpross Hoo 7. NJ. ior Baltimore and Wash
inCtou.
Accommodation Train at ll'SO P. NJ for Wilmington
and intermediate statiOns.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ba timore at $50 N stopping at Hayre-de-
Grace. Perrvyile and Wilmington Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark ito tai passengers for Pnadelphia
and leave washington IN
ana Chester to leave passengers from baltimore or
" Rshington. VI
A special train viii leave wilmington for Pbila5a
phia and in termedate Stations at $50 p NJ.
Freight Trains. with Passenger Car attached will
leave Wilmnston Tor Pefryylo and intermediate sta
tions 80 Z NJ Leave Baltimore for Hayre de Grace
and intermediate Stations ut 445 = NJ.
32 II. Il RENNEY. superintendent
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CHARITABLE BEoUEsTs. - The will Of
Caietan Mariani, expositor of the Italian
Church of st. Mary Magdalen of Pazzi, in this
city, was yesterday admitted to probate The
deceased gives his estate to Bishop Wood in
trust, among other things, tor the following pur-
gheny, in the county of Cattaraugus, New York,
5000, for the celebration OF twelve hundred
masses for the repose OF his soul; TO the Roman
Catholic Society OF the House of the Good Shep-
herd of philadelphia, 500; 10 the Roman Catho.
b lie 81. Johns Orphan Asylum of Philadelphia,
$500; to St. Joseph's Orphous' Asylum, Sll5; to
ST. Josephs Hospital $l00. Joseph Eneu, Re
coIder is appointed executor,
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Urilrne AaIc.

ITHEEEAS Aionirsaa ). T.arbar did on the 2Ith day
- 81 DEE .s4.r 70 l-i, execute and drIiyer the
r.lFrta % ti- -u.l the premises therein and
-- '..i -. -. t. s.cura the payment Ut eight huu
-.si dollars. '.-. iFHH.- o. The sI TLuTJer hy the
-.. .-L s...5 I'm ~ money MT HTcesdins
vance t' - Iiuraer ~ .s- request with interest all
Tie money advance. 10 TIE I'i@ q t"n per cent per an
and where's the UI Il T-T-l hath advauced ths
-l Tarh-r t- fan -u ~ tn thousand doliar, which
- .Es- ' Sine terms ~ -it mortgage decd u now due,
---. they % .t.l ta- interest thereon.
hul N..r- y rt terms of aid mortgage deed should
%. ..'.i i-' .A .l' l.', M - -Hlt sli % money or
r"r part thereof .r f.~ Interest thereon the uner-i-n ed
was "rey authorized ami empowered to sell tle real
i'e EA .-.T.'- al TIE DOR # the Court House in
r- tT 81 Ottawa. oHct.r 't L. sale and Of Hi
H.-, t. tla highest h:iler :ar cah, a'trr publish
4a- a-. Nif 'f- t-..-" til- day % su.h -slr ia
u-r-aa. Irar. ~ si' e5rg OF ottawa. -igu. the time
as. I.s. . -- sal. and T., Make execute ..i deliver
T. H- IUr.i purchaser Of said Fsa ,-i-.te- de-d
.s.-l- SAB .l .-;4t.. t1f Use the proceeds II such
50" g-..-- DID, SAL gage -ei Y.it: In payment
ef ;e money One u,au -i3 mort AID the costs and
r ul s..4 --- al 81 which. PROVISIONS lnl cond
a- rg-.i il FL. r.. no i, e. he ,,Irr -; r'r1is
ar.-r.el.lly directed.
A1L w'..r - --.-t L-,l been made il. tls payment II
sal I-rnrys va interest and there is i,e Ghd unpaid
Ga -ra = = @ 6 auI Interest frlai tn llte u th.
alEr....-lUel4f.g costs and tx e:.s.s.
4.."ri... -..- D. hereby -rF-- that F.rtge y and 2
n'.rni'E VIII i-. l@@.- a1- provision c1h'ained IL
s..i mortgage decd. and fr rHf fu-fe-- pf paving the
amount -r- tie u. "---ls. o---i. with costs and
sE. .-s l-'r'. nH Iaiv. th- iay ~ April, A.
- -. --. -arI- 0t ars.. l! three uci'~k P X.
81 -. -'#'l "A; t. Court l'a,a ia s! e,Fy ofo;sava,
.- ..... -.I jog Dee highest anil l.-: price thu;
t-e wild ..-.- rasf It, u.Gr. 9 t.fl TO- e,-v-
~ IT,. twelve ~ .i t-iir ie.l .ll ID .'c s.yeneeu.
T. a L..t .-li.l -a t.u % MaT-,il!es an the
r-F -il llI ais t.a iui.. u i'm s.rlu ci premises.
.s. mis-. -..-.-. g-t tI.-f,.- ...-.. 4, ~. .anaI
I.4ae t it feet. t-I- a'TtL ta Else : T. ruTIsr Of
- 10 tl!-rH. 49, t-u-- v.. my .a.l f,.t 10 the
Place q. . 1i., t.-'.'r With %. ana -.us'!tI the
m ..sn--e aI' -'s-, ..e -..ae Icing Tho tisfai.r>
--.-4--'r- .- -..I- d. '.'--=- need ..
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CUdHccIy AOttcc.

STATE OF ILLINOIS. 81. County Court Of sail county
/ Ia SALE CHvSTy s. March Term. A. D. lsss
William q. HpU;ze administrator with tho will annexed
OF Hiram. Thornton. deceased The Unknown Heir.
ami Unknown Dcyi-ees # Hiram Thornton deccased-
u thaUcery.
Public notice l. HEREBY given TO the said ieeIls
Unknown iies and Una Dryis-es IF Hiram Thornton
deceased that said conn claimant iled hi bill Of complaint
III said the ChauceIy side thereof the sth
Of February. 4 l>i6 praying for the appointment
some suitable person Trustee, sell the following
cilaeJ real estate OF which said Hiram Thornton,
ed, died seized in fee simple, The south sa. quar-
ter OF section six. O. in usp ry-five u.s. range
one a. east o. the Sd Principal Merdian also the
half oil the south west quarter of section five 81 in the
nr hsp and range last aforesaid and the half
eight : IN thr township aud Aforesaid according to
lhe directions Of the last viii ami
ana that summons thereCPon issued OF said court
against said defendants, reratlc the first day of the
next of said court holden the Court House in
Ottawa IN said county, the first Monday March, D.
lSut u l. by law required.
Now, thei eore unless the said Unknown Heirs and
Unknown neyi-os Of hiram Thornton deceased shall DO
and appear esre said court the first day the next
Term Thereof To Pc holden aforesaid and shall then and
there plead answer, denr except said bill COM
Vaiut the will he taken for confessed as against
AID the and things therein prayed for De.
creed acclr ,iE-}y.
Dated at Ottawa, this 10Th day Of February. A. 1865.
o. G GRAY, A. u. MOORE,
Compliments Sol. Clerk
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egeoal Embellishments.
Tdr SAFE NOfice.

.TOTICE Is hereby given tia. ;: sao ot Ir.iu u,nt
l4aI. and i8wIi lots Is the Treasurer and eN-oigio
Collector Of la sale county aud state ct Illinois r the
state county and other taxes ard costs ue thereon lort
year 1853 aud previous years, held at c court house %
Ottawa, s;Il county thoz 1tday 81 june, l. b. lSC7.
the undersigned purchased The iis"ihS Nl7-4''a zeal
estate, sitGatgu ia lid county. - Wit:
Its and il the south cHt quarter q sec'ioh 10,
town g. range
wcst quarter OF section % town -. range one;
The south lt the south quarter Of ths st!'
east quarter of section >. tp"n 81, rsi'.e l.
The e: 10 ACRES q Csc ,Jisii Gust quarter OF sectoi
town % rauacZ:
1e south east quarter Of the north east qugrier the
north o;t qa-rcr II south quarter .ul ta south
r"r OF IL" south st quarter Of section u, 10"
20, rtrgo 2:
ne e.sr 10 sore. o. the north east quarter Of the mort.
west quarter " 5rctiJ' &c, town 20, range .;
Che south half O.! tle north quarter Of the south
ea-t ggari'r OF section =. t"s.u3l- rang 3;
The e-st 10 d In "st 100 Of tl.e north
east quarter o.! sccuou-li town g. range .;
The north west quarter oI the sVuth quarter Of
ton {. town 81. range i
The east 10 the eTst A-f Of the south quar-
ter Of section s. town p. range !;
Tr L. OF the north quarter Of tbs south
lot 20 in Ilock SO in the town q: La sale;
Ii l. in l.ock = in states Addition 10 ottawa;
Lat iIi LlJck Il l.. states Addition % Ottawa;
bots : and j. in block % III states Addition to VI
s ea.t 10 sct Of 10: "A ii block = in States Addition
lie e-st "A feet Of lot in block o. in State. Addition
JII-vt
Lst 6iu Bob il C...a, North;
1t f. L!--L-1 il Ottawa NORTH:
Iat- J. end in aues II IL Ottawa $or;k;
II 80 .-lslvai1a ri 80 ga ottawa city;
IN . 90. tly.. ? ia Naaa.- addition o. OTTAWA;
. 1t : :. Jl4lE3 B NiasYa'- Addition to ottawa:
Lots and il I.9cE ID u Gla'arz Addition % Ottl+A
II i. block d. .at il BIOL: = and lot ia block i
30 & l.ycr's addition 30 Ottavr:
The time Of redemption Of tie above described real c.
'r.l li- ss,lr. m a. i-e the = II
tx 1906. THOMAS ii. CLARK.
OTTAWA. fen. IN. I-,G-aw
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TIA. .SnZe NOficP.

is'lE hereby gives notice to the several per-
4 sons To whom the following described lands
s--e and taxed Ton the year 1868 and all others
concerned that tie said lands seyeTay sold by tho
Treasurer and eX-oco Collector Of La Sale county
Pursuance u law, the 9th day of June, 1864. for the
taxes and costs due and unpaid thereon for the year
lNd and that the undersigned purchased said tracts OF
Land at said sale ana is the lcg; of the ccrh
Gates Of purchase Of said hands, and that the time Of
compton thereof from sad SALE viii expire the s1th
day oi june. A. i. 1866.
Assessed to Ira Iial,lcy-wI NwI4 Nwa Mex Of SEQ
ton l. township -, range east Of third principal msridi
an, containing five acres
Owner uukuown-E - acresWl5 NV I. NEa section e.
township %. range ., cast of third principal meridian.
Owner uuEnown-S II SN a section -. township S.
range J. cast of third principal meridian, cOutaainG
10 jS acres
All OF said lanGs located in Ia Sale county state Of
Illinois. JOHN ;. ARMSTRONG.
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Erecllfnl.'S .NlLc.

VIE Undersigned. executor Of the estate of VIM, liz.
zel"n deceased pursuant ~ order of the county
court of IL Sale county will sell auction a, the late
Residence Of sd deceased, in the Bruce Sale
county, Ill., on Monday the 18th day Vt March, 1856 ths
following personal property of said deceased to-wt:
planter, hay rake stulle rlow pair breed gsnd
ny straps scoop shovel, set harness. crib In
thG he stack OF hay, pair o. bob slsds, and ohsr
ucles. Sale 10 commence at O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE-All Sums uuicr - cash; balance
credit OF months. the purchaser giving note with ap
proved security without if paid when due
wise ten per cent from date. JOHN NETrE,
fob a.
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EInaE .NeWcment.
ESTATE or Henry wAssra, DECEASED.

ESTATE HENRY NAssER, DEcgAsED.
NOTICE is hereby given all persons interested In aid
"a estate that Louis Bernard adminisirator said
tate will appear before the County Court Of the
La Sale and of Illinois, he House in Otta
wa said county the 10th day of March, A. 1866
purpose Of rendering his proc scdinss
in III, administration II said the final
Dated at Ottawa. this 10th day of February 1850
Iw A. H. MOORE Clerk.
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N1iice.



n 0rlCE is hereby given. that the undersigned Admin
~ straOr OF the estate OF Horny Schmidt late OF the
county OF la Sale and State of Illinois, deceased will
before the County Court of said county, the third
MONDAY being c 18th ay) of March, 1866 at the Court
House in Ottawa in said comfy, when and where all PER-
having claims demands against said estate are -
tilted to attend and present the IN writing fr ID
lrIstment.
Dated. Sd day Of Fe brRry \. DISCO
CIV JOHN 7, WEIGANT, Ad'ninistfate
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E 81 this 2ili dag 4 February. a B.lssS.
JOHN iii.E. Adilin.i-aior.


fsiO al vl.uI {, may Stce sheIeJyF given,
Z hat srr OF lands and IN ioif deiir' urnt for
t,e state ru.fy and other zss and dur thereon
fg H. yer p g. a1tc ~ BIS igeaS'-eF u IA 50
~ouuty, t stt .. Illinois, ,al ei tic .st lose
IN s.I county sl sFnabeil,e ou the .s isy IT una"
l. L. 1866, a:I e.ffir !r. Tag day III terf.c- %
law Lid t.,e l1 day %: Jruo isci ~ sad sale
a1e tie flowing described t,tct 81 Land Situated IL,
il ,Ylar. aut taxed "a tie names herein t,lPesite 10
each tact. 80 VII. ~
9ys,.y-t,5J.4ss. 3 I! a.. -ffrIr "a SoIlrh tIr>d
Tua5[ sW '.Sif, IS g. ) e3! GD Erar-o Rumps
Uudl-l2 Si5. SIX 80 % . rafpra Gs,rSeJ Eunp pc,
NWI< II 81 ~ p u I " &C ? DraiuarJ
SWIi IS q scSlpm
Lot > IN sub. OutI.
e. SWfri. II ss e5!pn T. z Sanger
And on rnil p ID d.y - JUNG SAT- sale. Wifan, W.
Gilman -sh-- the syuth east gaarsy &c t- .suth
quarter Il section seven a. ut t~D,hrp tirt l35b
north range one. I-. 81 J.. ~. taxed In t.rs u
II D.rst1 tire i'd William " GiiIn., has sssgus 81
tcn II purchase Of s, ,Ct Of land 10 Iiss der'
,iCu-l:
Not Z. therefore hereby given to all concerns, tina:
the tiur 9t redemption % aid au from sad sal VIII
czI ifa+l two YEA 'm IL. sy sail -ale - VII
. the - &. d,s o. Jri:., 2 .. 1866. Il
TEL 81 fsj-;'w V. =. WHITNORE.
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= '->iTae- ~cep@-la IS & Leo, 1isilcri ~ Ezt7ac:
- IS . Ter sic snd VIII ret IS c-ch in I'll cases
In sc - =.cl on purely sc,cc.,ac p.,ac.p.c3-:a
c'sa-G arc lie rlast Gctive measures CT ether that
Ca .s l,-cc Ic@Iy and coucGsvG lest viii 10 COM
Ia = ci t1r properties with those icrt l. 10 f-
lS~i-a .o..5:
s. fi-PezFctf by CT Sic Cnitef s:atcs
-t---5o L.'--5 yi-&J5 u-,.s on the Practice
otc--.s.c.
Sc 5earFs a1e y tie celebrated Dr. P:rrsIc, pla.
. fef = ace r. II. IpuaA.-I II l>oyszL- cec-
f=,ea F.zcl "a a1i EcGaScr Ct TIA EoraI CoIlcce Of
Iicsorp l-c!af sd pUtl.9 Il the transactions c:
i-c Eias end Ciccl Is Jourral
SEC s-saic5-c -;-caI rcTe7, rursbe1 Nv pr,-,.,
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-25
ADDTTTONAL RIVER NEWS.

The only additional arrival last evening
was the Tarascon, Louisville and return.
She was late, having been detained by bar.
She had a fair packet trip.........The Manga
tuck, over due from Cincinnati thirty-six
hours. had not arrived at dark last night.
......-..The Romeo went into the dry dock
yesterday, and will be thoroughly re-
paired. If the rise in the Wabash contin-
ues, Capt. Shoemaker will take her back
there, and during the low water, will en-
ploy himself in clearing the river above
Terre Haute of snags and other obstruc-
tions,........We learn from the officers of the
Tarascon that the Naugatuck is aground at
Flint Island. The Tarascon went out full
of people last night.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-25
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