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Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Green LCIay smith Requested 10 Re-
slgu

NRw YoRK, Jan. "A --1'he Herald
has the following special, dated Cincin-
matt, Jan. 21d: To-day q consignment
Of 300 bbls crude oil arrived from Creel
boro on the Cumberland river, new
source just discovered.
A resolution was introduced into the
Kentucky Legislature TO day requesting
Green Clay Smith to resign his place in
Congress. The reasons for this is his
radical Republicanism and the extreme
measures he has advocated in putting
down the Democrstic and Conservative
party at the Presidential and other elec.
tious.
Nearly all the white troops have been
Withdrawn from Kentucky, which is now
garrisoned by negroes.
Forty one flowing wells are nov in op.
GRAFTON in Barren county, Ky. s
On Monday, the first train, for a mum.
ber of years, ran through to Browns
vile on the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road, the bridge over the Hatchee river
having been completed during the pres
ent week. Trains will run to Humbolt,
q distance of so miles to Memphis.
Bishop Morris, of tbs NJ. L Church ia
lying dangerously i'll at Xenia, Ohio, Of
paralysis,
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
PUBLIC SALE.
Valuable City p, opsrty at Public
Auatinn

f'HE CITY OF EVANSVILLE WILL SELL
1 at Public Aucti on the promises, on Sat
urday the 10th Gay OF Fsbruiry 1866, the follow.
Ing real estate, viz f
The Engine House aud Lot OF grou 1d situate on
Second street, between Main aud Locust streets
The Lot 10 20 by 80 feet, or less. Possession
given on the 10th day OF Augn't, 1866 aE
TERSS-0ne-third part Of the purchase mon
ey payabie ON the day Of sac, one-third in six
moa ths, and the remaining third part in twelve
monthe from the day Of sale, with interest on the
last payment, from August 10Th pntil paid.
Also, eight lots Of ground IN HHstnn'a Ad-
ditiop, on the corner Of Second and Division
streets. extending 100 feet on kscond street ard
2OG feet on Division street. Possesslt given I'm
mediately. Terms, one third cash, ana the resi-
due in SIX and TIVE We months, with interest from
the day Of ale Def rred pay msnts to be secul cd
by mortgage. Sale to commence at the Engine
House at 10 o'clock, A. nj aaa1Es
BY order OF the Common CouIeiise
Uaion copyl ja'sts. w. BAKER, Mayor.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Excitement I'm Commercial Circles.
New York, Jan. 24-The suspension
of business by the Columbian Marine
Insurance Company, creates intense ex-
citement in commercial circles. The
Company's building. was thronged yes
terday by the Stockholders, many of
whom, on ascertaining the cause of the
alledged failure. proposed to stand an
assessment of so per cent in order that
business might be resumed by the direcs
tors. A meeting of the later will take
place to-day, at which tits expected that
some satisfactory arrangement may be
entered into. The exact amount of the
liabilities is not yet ascertained, but
they win reach very high figure.
The Reralds special says the Navy
Department is in receipt of fgeorrespond-
ence from Commodore Goldsborough,
which leads it TO the supposition, that
the rebel privateer Shenandoah, may
shortly be expected from Liverpool.
At Mr.. Adams request, the Commo-
dore will probably detail small crew to
bring her across the ATLANTIC. A board
composed of all the Admirals in the
Naval service, convened yesterday in
the Navy Department, but 4he purpose
of the eonvocation remains unknown.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
New York Monsy market

NGw YoRK, Jan. "a The Post says,
the loan market is easy, but rather mose
active at 5 per cent. The accumula-
ton of idle capital is so great, however,
that lenders have difficulty to place
their surplus in call, without some fur
ther concession in terms. Very little
commercial paper is making Prime
names pass at 2, and in some cases at
64aG4 The stock market is torpid and
inclined to lower prices. Governments
are dali, bat steady; Z 80 and compound
interest notes are in active demand at
fnll rates. Gold bearing bonds are in
less active demand.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Array ON Board the N sIanhattan.

NEw YORK, Jan. "a "A serious afifay
oc ,urred on board the steamship Man.
haitian, at Pier No. 8, North River, yes
terday afternoon, between the firemen
aud coal passers and the SECOND mate,
Henry CuFnin 1he latter being serious
" beaten and hard pressed, drew q re-
volver and discharged it into the crowd
the shot taking effect in the head oi
Michael Holey, fireman, producing q
probably fatal wound Curnin was ar
rested, and the wounded man taken to q
city hospital, where the surgeon gave az
his opinion that Holey could not live
through the night.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
S0:dtsrs' ana Ss amen's National Con,
Vemlf0n.

NEW YoRE, January 24-The Times
Washington special says Mrs Stephen
A Douglas was last evening married to
Major Williams, U, s A., ut her resi-
dence ia Washingtop. The ceremony
was performed by Father Lynch, of the
Catholic church, in the presence of a
email and select circle of friends Of
both pgrties,
The Soldiers and Sailors National
Convention, now in session at Washing
ton, adopted q petition yesterday asking
Congress 10 raise the pensions of private
soldiers TO Sl5.
General Butler addrt ssed the Conven-
tion hast evening, and General Banks
will speak to morrow night The objects
of the Convention are to promote the
interests Of the disabled loyal survivors
of the rebellion,
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Eire I'm nmnkirk.

DUSKIRK, Jan. 24.-A row Of wooden
buildings on Third street, in this city,
nearly an entire block in length, was de-
stroyed by FIRE last night The FIRE orig
mated in the Germans emigrant House,
through the careless exposure OF coal
oil Four bodies have been taken from
the ruins, burned beyond Identification
They are supposed 10 be emig rants. One
man was rescued from the flames, buI
80 badly burned that his recovery IL
doubtful.
The amount of loss and insurance il
not ascerlained.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
EDUCATIONAL.
OF The Public Schools.

The semi-anDual examination of the Public
Schools Of the City OF Evansville win commence
on Wednesday, January slst, 1866, aud be COM
tinued as follows:
WEDNESDAY, January slst.
Tsnth Primary, (eiri'sj. Miss Graut. PrIncI.
pat, from l015 O'Clock to II IN.
1 Eleventh Primary, (mixed. .schosD, Misr Wack,
Priaeipsl' from i.s to & 7 o,slsss :, M MI r.,o.
Principal. from to AZ o'clock p.
THURSDAY, February lst. ta
Fifth Primary, (miIed sosoOl). Miss Coun,
Priucpa from 3 to l01z o'clock a. IN.
Ninth Primary, (mixed SCHOOL, Miss Elliott,
saoipsI. IrS@ ire. lo1s ,s,l ,Sls a. ,,... .,.
cipal, from ~ TO o clock y. m
Sixth Primary, Miss Warren, Principal, from
to ~ oclocs p. m.
~ Friday. February I'd.
Fourth Primary, (Boyl)f Miss Woodbury.,
frSfs' TSirG Primary S% aT @ ssf Miss Mocps Puelpa
from l018 t. IL Il.
second Primary. (Bos's) Miss Davidson. Pr .
First Primary, (Girl's) Miss Havlsy, Psiaelpal
from 3 to AZ O'Clock p m.
MONDAY, February 9th.
First Boys fnternediate, Miss o'Byrre, PIfaci-
pal, froua 0 to IL o'clock IN.
First Girls Intermedia ., Misc arlgsby Pfinci'
pail from l1a TO ~ eel ok p. m-
TUESDAY. February oh. .s
seco. Boys Intermediates, Mise Eat n, PrincI-
pal from TO II o'clock 10.
Second g,rl's Interlaedlate. NJ lss 1ow Principal,
from ~ to IA O'Clock p. n.
WEDNESDAY, Februuy LII.
seco GIrl's Grammar, Miss Cali, Pnncipa'
from to IL o. lcck m. ta AH@ e"
Second Bog's GTaemar, Mr.. Peck, Principal
from II 10 AZ O'Clock p. III.
els TaURsDAY, February sth.
ssssFIrst Girls Grammar, Miss Fisher, Principal,
| from 10 II o'c'ock m.
RFirst Ro,'s G amman. MFR Byers. Principal,
| from IA to ~ o'clock p. ~.
,s8 FRInAY. February 9th.
High School, Mr.. Hutcheson. Principal, from
O'Clock a. 10 41s O'Clock p. M.
| The Mayor. MsmLeis Of he Common Council
parsnis. guardia-s aud friends OF education ara
| INVITED TO attend.
| The exercises will commenye promptly ut The
hour al pointed and 10 avoid III eruption. Visi
| tors are rean ,stei hs present. at the opening
Children will not be admitted
| ASA IGLEHART,H q -
aAh E. BIS, H0~, Tiustees.
ISAAC CASSELBGRRY,J
+. ] RICE, Sup't tB2t
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Cola weather an Ksns.s.

KANSAS CRY, Jan. 24th.-Arrivals by
the Santa Fee coach report continued
severe weather on the plsias. Three
snow, bound trains between Forts Union
and Cameron suffered heavy in loss OF
stock. Three Government trains lost
over 800 head. Over half the stock
showed in between Arkansas river and
Fort puion perished. The snov is only
Two feet deep, with heavy crust.
From Red river TO Arkansas river,
nine men of one train were badly fro
zen. Many Loaf their feet, and all who
we're exposed to the weather suffered
more or less.
Five inches Of snow fell here yester-
day, aud the river is reported blockaded
again.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

General Lew. Wallace has resigned.
General Brisbin has been assigned 10
the command of Pine Bluff, Ark.
The Kentucky Democratic State Con-
vention will be held at louisville on
April 3. .......,. lasiaa Rsasasl-H as ..-~
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
The steamer Meteor in Charge of U.
sAa s. Cnacers.

New YORK. Jan. 24.--The steamer
Meteor is still in charge Of United
States officers. Ex-GoP Andrew, aoi
Mass William NJ. Eyarts and Joseph
A. Choate have made. strenuous efforts
with Attorney Gen. Dickinson to have
the vessel relased, stating her character
was never hostile, ashley were inform
ed by the owners. It is believed the
ship has not been thoroughly searched,
and tits thought powder aud ball are
stored in some part Of her. Large quan-
titles Of heavy plank found on board, it
is believed to be used for the construc~
ton of a forward deck sufficient to carr
ry 800 FOUNDER, which, according to
information received by1he District At.
torney, she was to take aboard. The
crew consisted of SO men, Dickinson
will probably refer the. case to tie Sec
retary Of State, the matter OF National
Importance in the event of action Of the
authorities being sustained, the vessel
will be condemned and sold for the ben,
fit of Uncle Sam National officials
here have no doubt that she is intended
for Gillian privateer
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

COunterfsit Interest Coupons Dfa.
covered.
New YORK, Jan. 24.-The Tribune 8
Washington special says the Treasury
Department has discovered five counter.
felt interest coupons, which have been
paid and retained here within a couple
of days.
Authorities and evidences are being
hunted up with all vigilance preparatory
to rutting the pirate Simmss upon his
trial.
The claims of Hon. John Minor
Bolts for ground appropriated BY our
troops in the winter of 1863, will proba-
bly, not be paid BY the Govern N ent,
owing to an order issued by the Quarter
Master General in 1884, requiring that
ell applicants for damages sustained
from our armies, must be u citizen Of q
State not in rebellion. The claims
of Mr.. Bolts amount to $l4 900, oil
which sum be has already been paid
"a. 900 by Quartermasters in the Federal
armV
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Atteran ATTACK OF sickness,

AFtGE WI htHhVhA n UH = Y n NNHHp
When the aaimal powers are exhausted the pulse
weak, the mind dspresstd, and oil the powers OF
viiali at low Gbb, 4 ere Is no Testorat We com.
parable With the BITrERs. They renovAie every
org an, gently stimulate this circulation, improve
the quality OF the blood, clear the del brain,
aud fmpart to the ttemLlI,g nerves stability and
Il muess eoid by all Druegsts. iAn26lw
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Th, shaLinr nIartyrs

VI Fever AMI Agus, instsad Of being dosed for
months with quinine, to the ruiz Of the general
h alth, are promptly set upon their feet again,
without danger Of q relapse, By this prompt rem
edy fer every kind of Inlsrmiitent. taken as a
safeguard against mlasma, II rsnders an at Ack OF
Chill s aid Fever absolutely Impossible.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

North American Insurance Co. oil
New York. Cash Assets 500, 900,
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25


NEw YoRK, Jan. 24.-A large meet
ing Of cigar makers of this city and
vicinity was held in Turner Hall last
evening for the purpose of considering
the ineiiiciency of the present tariff 90
imported cigars, aud the burdens of tax
alton on the domestic article. The form
of petition for presentation to Con.
gress wa } adopted, setting forth that those
engaged in the trade of cigar makers
are in measure deprived of the means
of livelihood, by reason of the increase d
value given to domestic cigars by the
high price of the material, and internal
revenue tax, which enables importers OF
cigara to undersell the manufacturers OF
good quality of cigars, and request.
ing Congress to take further action in
the reduction CT the tax On domestic
cigars.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
COURT NOTICE.

? vandsrbarsh County g.
Malta FOrthmAn' In the vandsrburgh Circuit
p.,m Forthman Court April Term, 1866.
ut APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT ON FILE
4 ia nv Office, that the said BERN Forth man Is
= n1n resident of thu State of Indiana, notice Is
hereby given him Of the pendency of the above
ssatsd action, (for diYorcs), aud that the same
i atand ior trial at ths next term OF said Court,
10 Re begun aud held at the Court House. In the
cStv Of Evansville, Indiana, ca the second Mon
witness Blythe Hynes, Clerk Of said Court,
Ianrarv 9s. 1860. BLYTHE HYNES,
Clerk v. @. q.
shaekelf,.d & Hornbrook. Plffs AtL'y's.
Ian2f w3w
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
IfYonare BIIIous..

There is nothing that touches the Liver, the seat
of the masdy, so quickly, and restores Il SO cer-
tainly to perfectly healthy and regular cOndI'
ton, IS HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
II of bilious habit, the tendency Of your system
to that form Of dissas may be held In check for
lifetime by the occasional use OF thIs harmless
vsQe able antidote.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

R@- The trial of one-armed Berry is
in progress at Louisville. The defence
set up is that be gave his parole, the
terms of which have been fully complied
with by him.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

General Grant and family took pos
session of their new house in Washing.
ton on Monday. sasal 1ai'i Z -sf.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Nav YoRK, Jan 24.-The prize mon.
ey for the crews of the United States
steamers James Adler, Niphon and Day
light, for the capture Of the rebel block
ade runner Conubia, will be eready for
distribution by the Treasury Department
in O few weeks. ags
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
sTPVEYoR's NOTICE.

LLPERsONs OWNING on INTERESTED
n ia lands adjoining the ionowing WI 1,s ,aeaerloea
nssa1,ber. 1895, we viii have the County Sur.
1~sor of vsnderburgh County. Indians, 60 pro.
eeed 90 run the Hines and
~ ~ sso ha1f ~ me southeast quarter the east
ssIf cf the northeast quarter, the southeast quar-
ter or tbs soc:hsast qnartar, ana tns sO's nhS me
.nshvssst quarter OF section g. township D. range
i0 ~sst' "a ths Viucsnnss laad distrlct;o
1boLPH sUBKEINRIoH.
ss.s A. BENNY MAIDLoW.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tne Horrors OF Dyspe, ala

And the dismal train of disorders to which It
leads, are ~ srtei BY ths OF no o,TErTER'S
BITTER5 as preventative, or cured with aston
ishiog celerity by It's direct and genial operation
upon the stomach, the liver aud the nervous sys-
fan
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Makes Home Attractive, and refinss and elevaies
the minds OF all. Beautiful in it's appearance
and thects.
ssventsen-17-Firsf Premiums were awarded
to the American Organs ia the month Of 0ctoter,
1868 over ell competitors, st different Stale
and County Fairs. $500 tl
First Premium awarded to the Ame rican Or.
gans at the Great New York State A gTicultural
Fair at Rochester, september. 1854, over the
whole Catalogue exhibited by the Most Celebrated
Makers. - Na 50 s-'i t4tiN
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
EXPRESS.
Adams

EXPRESS COMPANY.
frHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY fE:
patrons-the public Of EvansYills and vicinity
that, With increased tacilIts for the transporta.
tion Of -s ftI
: EREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY,
AND FALUABLES,
They solicit continuance Of former favors.
Fspscial care taken In the collection OF Bills,
Drafts, Notes, and the transportation OF valuable
packages.
Any information in regard to the routes, &c,
can Be- obtained at the once on First street, next
door 10 the Postofice. THOS. 9AITHER,
% tA# ftf p Agent.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

General sweeny, it is said, has been
restored to the service by General
Grant who extended his leays of ab
ssnce, in obedience to the Generals az
Phcation at the time Of his dismissal,
which makes it all right again with the
General.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
The 90. LAwrsnoe River Frozen over

The Sc. Lawrence River Frozen Over.
New YoRK, Jan "a The Iri6une's 5
Washington special says the ST. Law
renee river is frozen over, and conse.
quentIy affords extra facilities for SNUG
glers. The Commissioner of Customs
has ordered an increase of his force OF
revenue officers stationed on the Cana
dian frontier. The Commissioner states
that MANY of his officers are armlsss
soldiers, and, Notwithstanding their dis
ability, make most valuable and Efficient
officers.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Colonel Mosby has been released from
confinement, and is now at his home. in
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
DYE HOUSE.
Nancy Dve HOuse.

u. GRAUPNER, Ooh. OAK a CENTRE STS.s
(Near the Canai),
Has 0 ened Dye House at the above place, aud
10 prepR- 81 20 color silks. Woolen or Cotton
Goods, Hair, sc In al colors.
have been 81 gagged In the business over thirty
ave years. and have been employed in the largest
ma holi mysslf responsible for all damage
sustained BY goods under nay charge.
pA. Cleaning and Securing OF Ladies' and
faiE trsds. (d10.eml y. GRAUPEER,
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

BosEoN, Jan. 24--Iohn Pitt, of Nor
ris Brothers, Pitt & Trowbridge MinstI els,
died this morning sitter an illness of sew.
eral weeks duration. ID
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

NEw YoRK, Jan. 24-P. NJ !,
COTTON without mate ial change; 49@50e for
middling. - =
FLOUR without decd change, and only q
moderate demand at 2 G097 s5 for extra ! tate; +;
35@8 so for extra X Il. o.; 8 559l0 20 t,r
trade brands; market closing quis..
WHISKY quiet; 21 for western and rehned.
WHEAT dull, Bnd common grades declining I;
] 90 for mixed spring, and 76 for prime ambsr
Milwaukee,.
Rye qtiet.
BARLEY and Barley Malt dull and nominal.
CORN dull aud lswer.
OATS were active aud 1c better; 40G43c f5r ua.
sound western 55@56 for sound.
PETR0LEUM dall; 3l15e for crude; 5495Se
for reaned bond. -----
PORK heavy and lower; % 3715@29 50 for
new mas; closing at % 3715 for r gular; 2s SOC
2S 6z1a for old do; closing at 26 90 for regular;
q 25@2l 80 for prime, and 2Sc for prime mesa.
LARD quiet and lower; 159isc
y MONEY rather more active at &c for call loans.
STERLING rather more steady at lOS1a9
10e5zc aA ~
GOLD firmer; opening ct 1882. advancing TO
1895 declined to 1899 ami closed at 1891
GOVERNMENT SHOCKS dali
5 COCKS dnit: U. 8. 6's 5.2I, coupons. Of '62,
ios q sG5, lol5 7-So ., first series, sS7si do
Exports Of spstia to day, Sss6,s9
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
The American ORGANS

Not only have tina Wind Chest, or Sound Box,
but have the large Organ Bellows. giving power
and great stsadiaess OF, tons. These with tbear
extreme fne Voicing Of the keeds and pen iseting
OF the tone, make them the fflfff
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a The river is
falling with 90 feet 9 inches in the chan
uel
1t rained all last night and this morn-
ing. Thermometer 81 degrees. :
PITTsBURa, Jan. "a River 6 feet 4
inches, and full OF floating ice, and
falling : -
Weather cloudy. About 4 inches Of
snow fell last night, but noy melting
with rain.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
NOTICE.
To Contractors.

CsEALED PROPOSALS FOR CARPES1ER
- work, plastering aud painting, necessary TO
finish ths upper part Of the Synagogue, wall be
received until the alss day Of this mouth, at the
offiez Of BIn snns u BoSc. Architects, VIII re ihe
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
Cincinnati market.

n OIHolhAATI. January Z4-P. NJ.
( FLOUR IN fair dema nd, and the market rules
extra; 6091u % for Rniiy, aud ~ z6@ll 90
for iancy braEds. 8fffF
4 WHEAT Is quiet aud unchapgei; No. old red
2 C0@2 so; No. / new 1 7061 40. al
: CORN is dull and lc lowsr; No. shelled 54c
OATS duh and 1ze I wer; No 7, 39@391Sc.
= BYE quiet at 75e for No. l. f4aF.T f-sf gl
GROCERIES unchanged ae quiet.
C0TT' n dull at 46c for middling Ga
( WHISKY steady at % for free; 2S92 2sL
in bond. sLss-f1 sslA = -tA4aLF tti->T
HOGS dull and prices 25c lower; closing at
III .59ll 90 for city dresfed receipts 2,2O0 head
MESS PORK 10 held gee orally at 20 90 for first
class brands, with buyers at 25 50.
GREEN MEATS are firm at 914c, l21S1l2c, and
1691616c for shoulders, sides aud halns
! BULK MEATS unchanged and firm
- BACON unchanged a. firm t
LARD firm at l75zc for prime city. ~
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN und rsigned, administrator of the estate Of
HehFy Bee ker, DECEASED, viii ofer + sale at pub.
lie outcry, at the Belview Garden, the late resi-
dencs OF deceased, In ri con Township, Wander
burgh couaty, on Monday, February 10Th, 1906,
the personal property of said estate, consisting of
Liquors, Cigars, Bar Fixtures. Dancing Hall,
unexpirCd least. hold OF said Belgiew Garden, and
9th r articles. Sale TO begin a. 10 o'clock q. m.
TERM j-sums ofthree dollars and under cash !;
over three dollars, oue-third cash, one third in
three mouths, and ons-th Ed ia six mon this, the
purchaser giving notes for deferred payments,
with interest, and waving benefit of valuatipa
and appralsemen ut laws.
HERMAN REeKRR, Administrator.
iAb2{ 3wi = .L.5I. a..
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
The American Organss

Ave- the only real Reed Organs now before the
publis. Tue only Organ having Rsverbratirg
Sou nd Box or Wind Ihsst-whfch has d Q same
important part to perform as the Sounding Board
has In 3 Piano Forte ito give boiy aud resonance
Of lionel and without which the Organ becomes
merely Melodeon III an Orga Case. f"As'''V
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Insurance Co. of North America,
Philadelphia, Pa. Cash Assets
81, ,642,727 81. "a
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Motions and Fancy Goods too
ssisn Numerous to Mention.
Let all buyers coming TO town
call and see for themselves, CON-
pare the price, as they will find it
as low as in any city west of New
York and Philadelphia.
sepl6, ON. sqasl eidE B. BAUM.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25

Manhattan Insurance Co.. New
York. Cash Assets $o05, ,3e1 90.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
a14t9O NOTICE.
Notice of thu Opening and Ex-
tending of Fourth Street. g

NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho Common
IN Council of tho city cf Evansville, at iits
sion on the 10th day OF J.uuary A. d. 1906, pass
ed an order "a the opening ANA lay NJ out cf
Fouvt I'll street of sad city Of the width OF co iee
| inche3, parallel W ih Third ST cot, from the
s0uth east de OF Gun street 10 the a ley oa out
lot numbered 4, In the Upper Enlargement Of said
city, ard ON thence of the same width parallel
with sixth street TO ov ell street. the line divid-
log betaeen lots 81 aud 3S. IN Block No. g South
srn Eaiargemeat, to form tho eastern | ne OF said
rect from said alley to Powell street.
| All persons owning or Calming real estate ad-
jolning or aputtlng upon said proposed street. and
ie' lnR III. nlselvss sggrieV q hy tho passage OF
said order. may esredrssB by application to
said Council within six weeks from the pnb.ica.
tl0n cf this notice.
BY order cf the Council.
A NJ EcGR!FF, Clerk,
City Clerks Office. January q. 1886. jaD24
II [Unioq eopy1
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-25
RIver and wsn,hsr

New YoRE, Jan, "a The Scotia to-
day took 1887 900 in gold for Europe.