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ANDREW JOHNSON AND THE UNION
PARTY


The speech Of Mr.. Doolittle in the Senate
Yesterday was a most able and convincing
demonstration of the fact that Andrew John
son Sands squarely on the platform Of the
Union party as heretofore laid down. Not
one OF the statements we quote below can be
contradicted, and time will show the correct.
ness Of the conclusions drawn therefrom:
Dir. Doolittle said that up to the present time
Andrew johnson had not proved false to one
party laid down in 1854. The Senator from
Massach usetts says that ninety nine out of a
hundred Of the Union party are opposed to the
President. He thought the Senatorwas mis-.
taken. He thought that before next fall a ma.
jority of the Union party would be with the
President, and perhaps even the Senator from
Massachusetts, himself Mr.. Wilson.l He (Mr
d. had seen a much stronger opposition in Con-
ward Mr.. johnson. Neither Mr.. johnson nor
he Mr.. d. were to be driven from their plat.
form Of Union principles by anybody. Pro-
fessed Republicans might leave them and pro-
fessed Democrats might come to them, but thai
would not drive him OF. He stood by principle
They had vanquished the Democratic party
with the rebellion. That party Internationally
surrendered at the same time the rebellion did
slavery was . blessing, and adopted the same
platform n We (the Union partly adopted in
1864. Why, could this great party act 80 as to
secure the fruits Of their victory, they might
retain IN their hands the administration Of the
Government for q quarter Of q century He
(Mr. d. reasserted that the President was the
most tolerant Executive that he had ever
known; too much 80. he thought. Newspapers
from one end Of the country to the other, villi-
ned him, and their editors ut the same time
were holding public once. They were now
Keeping out loyal applicants from the South;
they are pursuing the exact policy which Mr.
Lincoln said would distract and unharmon,ze
their friends in the South. What right would
they have to appeal to the South for assistance
In case of diniculty with France or Austria
settled, and our own differences should be set
tied 1rst. The Committee on Reconstruction
have brought in plan which is not recon-
struction, but obstruction. The people want
peace, and are resolved to have it,
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,

Mr.. Wade, from the Senate District Com.
mittee, to-day reported favorably the bill to
incorporate the Howard Institute and Home
Of the District Of Oolumbia," with James N ),
Augustus Chester, John r. Elvans,- ]. Savies
Brown, and Linus ID. Bishop, corporators: the
object being the establishment of q Charitable
'instifution for the instruction of freedmen,
freedmen. 4Afg - T'Ig - $3.50 :
Mr. Clark. from same committee, reported
adversely on the bill to provide for probate Of
snd the recordins OF wills in the district Of
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DEPARTMENr.-

RH IhEASUhI DGPAkTMBNT.
Notice Is hereby given, that the Treasurer Of the
united States has been Instructed to receive and
pay unmatured United States Certificates OF In
debtednese With accrued interest TO the extent of
Twenty Million Dollars, II presented to him before
TIE LIST Dro1tno. II. McCULLOOH,
III secretary Of the Treasury.
TATTENTION, DISTRICT OF COLLIN.
meeting Of the Association Of Dfstriet Of yoInm.
hfa Volunteers will be held At Tenn sersnce
Hall, THURSDAY BVENING, Nav no. At q
O'Clock p. m. when the constitution viii be ready
Al Al nonorse,y diseharsed volunteers from the
ofIcen and snli.ted men. are invited to attend.
IT w vaG9Li jas: 4: TAFT, President.
NJ PREsIDINT9 :OFT1CI NATIONAL
W EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTATioN
meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this Com
paDy. held on the 18th inst. the following resolu
ton WAS unanimously adopted:
Rssolred, That the President be directed TO Issue
acaii for fee dollars share the capital stock
81 the company, payable on May 10th, 1895
In pursuance OF the above resolution the stock.
holders OF this Company residing In WashinRtou
GEORGETOWN and vicinity will pay their resDective
asseesments at the ONCE 81 the Company 32T
Pebnsylvania aveBue, corner Of 18th street. BIZ the
date spscifed- Nay 10Th, 1856.
my WV Presf Nat. III. and Trans. Co.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 9.-Flour buoyant; high
grades advanced 50 cents. Wheat firm. Corn
steady; white SASS, yellow 81. Oats dull at Sc
Provisions active. Bacon Shoulders Ilal4Y
bnlk do, 12Aal3, Sugar firm. Coffee dull
Whisky steady at 225a226
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TREEDMEN's CLAIM OFFICE.

The Division lately established in the Freed.
mems Bureau by Major General Howard, for
the settlement Of all claims npon the United
States for back pay and pensions due to the
widows and heirs Of deceased colored soldiers
Is now in successful operation. Major Fowler
has received nine hundred claims, many Of
which are in process OF adjustment
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PARDONS.

The President ordered warrants Of pardon
to be issued to nine persons to-day Two from
Louisiana, four from Mississippi, one from
Georgia, one from Alabama, and one from
Tennessee, all property owners to the amount
of SoOOOO
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ADDITIONAL CLIRICAL FORCE

ADDITIONAL CLERICAL FORCE.
The Senate Finance Committee have re-
ported an amendment to the legislative appro.
priation bill, recommending the appointment
Of forty-tw additional clerks in The different
Bureaus Of the Navy Department
Applicants will not be wanting for these
and any other places in the gift of Uncle Sam.
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HHAD-CEsTKR (THAD) SrKvKNs.-During
the debate in the House yesterday MT Boyer,
Of Pennsylvania referred to MI. Stevens as
''the nead-center Of the Republican majority
in the House"
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give have received from the publisher.
John +. Ellis, JOG Pennsylvania avenue, new
song "Home and friends around u.s." music by
Thomas Story.
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New York MaIkets.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Cotton quiet FIou
advanced 2Oa30 cents. Southern $40 65aSI6 rs
Wheat advanced 5al0 cents, and the marke
is excited and unsettled. Corn quiet. Rec
steady. Pork firm. Lard quiet whisky duIl
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kH W. Il. WALL 90. Auotisneers.
VALUABLE 5.PsoyED PEoPaEri ON TIKI
III THOs. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPRoyIp PROPERTY !

On wkbS SEEpIYY xFfk A sasSfl Gsy TO- ass
O'Clock. will cell, In front Of the premissa part
go0ery street, and running back 20 an alley The
Improvements consist Of toree good Frame houses
the alley, making excellent chance for An
investment, As the property 10 now Renting for
arate.
Terms One third cash; balance in six twelve.
and eighteen months, with interest. seo0red BIZ 4
deed OF trust on the property. Conveyancipe and
stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
my9 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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Affairs In s.sssxsssvn.

PoRT OF 9EoRekTowN.-EnteFec
Only Son, Neasey, from Alexandria. Norah.
Clarkson, New York steamer Phiiadelphia,
fultz. Philaselphia. Schooner Ella May, May,
Portland Epoch Mose, Chambers, New ork.
Entered and Clearea-Stramer John Gibson,
Young, from and TO New York. Cleared Brig
Roamer, Crsbtre. for Newberry. r.
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Secretary Seward.

HARRIsBURe, May 9..Secretary Seward
passed through this city to-day en- route for
New York.
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This accomplished lady comes among us with the
highest reputation % orator, and With the warm
and earnest Recommendations Of the best men OF
the country. She spoke ct many eints during the
late Presidential canvass. and always drew large
audiences, larger than ever drawn by lady speak
er Aside from her personsl worth, she deserves
well Of all lovers Of our country. en-.
n<FOgRrH WARD TAKE NOTICE
S meeting will be held in the Council Cham
Der on "WEDNESDAY, the 9th instant, 1t IL
O'Clock ,. m, to prepare Q suitable Ward Tick-
TT to be supported 1t the ensuing municipal
eiectlon. INV q
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The Cholera.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The health officer re-
ports four new cases OF cholera, but no deaths
on the hospital ship since the last report.
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ASSIGNED.

Capt. Alex. Bliss, A. z. M, u. s. A., has
been assigned to duty in charge of fourth di.
vision, Quartermaster Generals Department.
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RoBBINo A TLL.-Abost two weeks siues.
Mr. q gorge n. W ard. who keeps n reetanranI
near Grsv~r's, left his place for a few mo-
mpnts, (there being shout $40 IN the tiID in
charge OF Edward Bonner sad his brother,
and on his return they spprised HIM that they
ouid have TO go home, IS their sister
IN. After they had gene mr.. Ward discovered
mis- loss and msde efforts "a mud the boys.
Ofhc~r Mills arrested Edward Bormer last
evening. and Justice Morseif sent them 20 jail
far court. H 80
ALMOST A FIRK.-Last Night, the shoe shop
of w ID. hitney, in the building NJ the cor
ser of 9TH street aud thu canal, WINS eutsred
and an attempt made 10 mr. the place. bat
fortunately 10 was unsuccessful some mis-
crrsnts had st nre 20 a basket in the shop
which caught 20 chsir, but IL went out before
spreading io NE other paru Of the buildine.
Ii this attempt had been successful there might
have been n disastrous coa<iAgratsoA.
EXECUTIVE CLENEscY.|President johnson
issued paroons to-day TO John Brown, Mich
arl Whelsn and Ben iamin 0fsoeyt, who were
convicted Of ASSAULT and battery. IN the No
vember term, 1855, OF tb s<crimiDal Court OF the
District OF Columbia, and sentenced % one
years imprisonment.
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CRININAL CouRr. Judge Nshe-.-rhis morn.
Ing, Lewis Watson, indicted for murder, was
found not guilty. Bradley, sr, and Norris or
oeIense. 49, 80. 49,, - -. ~ - Ie J
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| p1The KansasI CITY Journal says the Mis-.
sosn Pscaac &aaHesd y doing an immsnss
.ssst1s fgsat
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TIhcruRE AND BEADING.
NIB. T. G. DE LEON, f.-..
Editor Of the Cosmosolits,
Will give Lecture on the
WAR POETRY OF THE SOUTH,
It's Origin and Chsrscssristics,
With Specimen Readiues NJ
~ f0RREsT HALL, GEORGETOWN,
WEDNEsDAY EVENING NEXT, ct g o'clock.
Tickets to be had at the principal Book and
Music Stores and at the door my7.M
~TRlAsURY. DEPARTMINT, AfsM AZ,
5 day Of 1855 the interest upon I'll CO ssr rde
o ss: e d;Ro:it on sec:nnt q loan
to the Uniform rs.s o. I'VE PEI c T:
on .sieh 1. sss q
inserest !, specified are requested to present the
certificates may be Issued therefor. .N
mySs Secretary q the TrsssaI,y.
E'0R SALE OHEAP-A GOOD cALAsHE cA1.
H.ef M asa Apply At the Bsltimsrs Dseot,
r. CLARETs
lust Deceived, 100 boxes superior TABLE
oa my 81 and for sale y. hs'nRyAn..po
Whit: sSSsiS s;s ss. & =:
my St J.B. BRYAN 4 BIO.
GssII S ssso1fiI .1 s.Is;: SISRsE Lam.
my s,m "A''n We can risseR REs%S mo
$2O.O0O IIWlNrY THOUSAND Dol.
snms 81 Sno sna IA ars % loon on Real EstAte In
MITcHELL : SON. Real Estate Broks,,
my s-st. southeast cor Pa Az. aud 18TH A.
C1 N2oLxn ssa, ono CHOLERA .9aoLisA IL
ali and IMPURE air espssS ;fa and have
other insects in your bedsfssds, WALTZ O. o. aHy
ture. Address p. MORPHY, Room Purifyer ana
:r. s 5ss: "ss;:
M LOsANO, MERCHANT TATLOR, 81 9th
III street, corner Of D, desires 70 call the .. :.
% 81 as '.S: ssS sss s6oDs
msnsGS g rss:sp.els sstss to s1it the timss N.
nsss, invite. his former friends to ivs him cali,
- sustanSes . perfect fitting and fashionablc
i fo. 'sils BE- s1::s !. III.
50 % FOB S S55STg 2 LTFiE SACKS. -
.' ss.s:r .. sao .n & hHEHTsI5ss
FOB sALt-A dsrk Bay. RoEs1, six 1e.rs od:
u 10 gentle; VIII work In double or sinsis - 49,
nsT,s can be '''n at corner 4tl sss It, ~
S0UTHERN HARR FOR SALE. FTaHr
- ysys old; would breed eood stock. -
corner 18TH and SITS mys Ms,ACS
SWERAL lxGFLLIST second hand
" ''' 10 '''' md -. s sSSanss's;; :. BILLS,
ss.. .s .SssssSs: Ss:r i ss (:
.5ss. =: ana : =. s"'sA' H'''d'o - 4
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E- NATIONAL EXPRESS
GEE rRAHssSsRe,ArIox 1890


The NATIONAL EXPRESS ana TRANsPOp
TATlOh COMPANY having finally conpleted ia
southern Through connections from \ : -
I ~ HHW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA W
T0BALTIM0RE,WAsH Rich MoND
eAvAahAH, CHARLESTON,
md all internediate and adjacent towns - far
South a. ATLANTA, GA, and alse having per-
fected fts Weetsrn connections, ria the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad over mail rosds. 90
/ saA CIACIMHATI AND ST. LOUIS, 'Ha -ti
e now prepared to receive Frsishf, Merchandise,
Aa.0' ins0Rsf AND suGLloH.
sud 20 transfer the same 90 from the places e.
siknated and I'll iutermedisfs points - ,, -
tNas HRFIUIHNTLY HXPEDIrIoUeLY ~
IN. - AND CHDAPLT 80 1aea3 -
% can be done By any other Express Gompany -
Ofsees are also opened IN MOBILE ana NV
run tbronsS. ess MOI f0SaERY 10 these SIsc ~
( ts1TgE 49, =. y rI0KLIE. 0snersi Bupf
+ J.E. JOHNSTON, Prssident ny7-iI
I .ADIEs. ATTENTION =
UsllstyArEs sELBYp, No. sas, Ps,n..
avenae, ard examine their STOCK Of nics DREeS
GOODS, DOuEe1lCs. &C.; CALlOoEs 12s
Oents. !. .t,oF EEI my t-st
Cf. fmOTHY q HALL.-The luties q III a.
y G1tlt3on win b. reo9nsd On osDt. y, II. ~
ees1s, be-, see eetalQys cd circular g sAs ~
O1ssfS sdsba = S sassSsssA
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SECOND EDITION
Cd 4."'cGsscA r. N.
GOV M Rm kRI skCUnafl9s.
- a sVAaHIseron. May ssfaoA
.ay Oeeks q 90. furnish the rollowlpsau
atoms Of (3ovsrnDsut sec urtties:
new YORK yIRsr poA.p aAIn

= Coupons. ICE; Five TWenhes, lsea, Ias
Five Twentses, 1854, l0lE; Five Tysenties,
1865, 1Oi X: Ten Forties. IS IS: Seven Thirues'
lC2X; Certificates. iO0S; Gold. ts01S.
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INTERNAL REvRHUH.-The receipts from in
ternal revenue, yesterday amounted TO sss3,.
1890 and the receipts for tb-day were eaaa,-
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n. SUMMER NEGOTIATION, 1855.
RNx RIBBoNS MTLLlHBRY AND
STRAW GOODS.
ARHsTl0NG. GATOR 100,

STRAW GOODS.
ARMsrl0NG. GATOR 90,
vk hIISsR1ss ESS p SsLks Ar
sTkxw soHNEfs,
LADIES' .E Ebb,s sS aoob SsR Be- Usrnr.
No. as1 arS L1is1 e ass I sn street.
Offer stock .n..rp.sssS IN III. United States in
0 Oysn '0i.i'ed and prompt attention given.
Ri JAS. G. MCGUIRE Co, Auctionesrs.
% E ;s on &. q: r..
corner I'd, q neat Frame House, ceptainins i've
fooims; In oamplsts repair. Possession given in
Terms: One half cash; balance in Elk month";.
Am eo.v,ssnci,g and stamps at the cost Of the
JOSEPH KRpFRRN, Trustee.
my sat J: 9: McGUIRk co. Auct..
RE D. L. WELLS CO., Auctioseeu.
PUBLIC SALE OF COMFORTABLE FRAME
6 6sgs H. 0r s yoTR ROOMS AND kIroHks.
ON s1ci az g e si
part 81 Lot Z, in square SIS. fronting Is feet on
asans ss s1s
two ssory Frame House Of rooms and kitchen;
street stree, south 9TH Inc mouse known
Terms s. Half cash bal.no. in 6 sus !, months.
ny s,dts D. T. WILLS & CO.. xrcss.
SlT W. L. WALL 90. Auotieaeers.
VALUABLE MPaoyED PROPERTY ON THE
ISLAND Ar AUCTION
O'Clock, will sell. in front Of the premises all Of
Lot No. 3, I'm Square Ho. 4s6. fronting 90 feet o.
and running back ls5 fees q inches 9. 70 foot
alley, the improveWenp combating OF q large two
building. The property Win be sold together or
separate. Title l.Ifect. =
months. With interest, secured by deed Of tr,esf
on the property. ConveyancfnE ana stamps at tha
nys W. Z. WALL q co Aucts.
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CHANGE or uppors

Jenersonyiile, Indiana, has been announced
as the pricipal depot in the Quartermaster's
Department in place Of City Point Va, dis.
continued. Captain r. q. Rutherford, A. q.
NJ, has been placed in charge Of the depot.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
GUARpIANs SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BRiSK HSHsH AND LOT AND FRAME


Ss = s.e1S IN e
Children q 6ssss Diseases. S thf in G safs of
Of and :s ;Sus
plat Of the same will Be sISibitsd on day Of ssi..
ii.ms.J With tSs inproasmsns, eonsissina Of tat
meet subs,snti.l three; story and b.ssmsnt BRICK
Which ts the northern Souss Of The two u bpef:
Which TSns ives, On The P.Se space At the inter
snS I'm rS. sSs
ps.na nsss Ss :,a
md an siShi; room. front and back, staircass
entrance: situated on yi.aints avenue. near and
east o IN street tire No SOS a, the same time nd
fo5.eoiss property; insissStsSls Ode '''' IN
Tern. 81 sale One third s,sh Sieo DON on
and l2 months. from DAY Of ssis, With inssrs.s,
secured by Hen on premises. Conveyancine and
.,,s 'h Is' da xS.stI4 Nfsti sis. 2a.
M Iss SANFORD has just returned from Nss
sns
Sbeice assortment OF Straw Bopnets, Hats, *
The new Gypsy Queen. tn. most stylish share
out, the present rage In Psri. and New norE.
my set. between IN and sth .sreei.
RUGGY FOB SALE eHEAP-shiftins-to top.
~, wiiminef9n mnesi In good order: Also,
cSso afs ssasl.. 81 4 sst-..s and sa
lORsE FOR SALE CHEAP, Oh WOULD
II exchange for . good COW. Apply at n
~ 3 9Th street. between and q, before sJ~N
.. m. or after y. m. my 7-as "a
CHINA. GLASSWARE, CRoCKERY, AID
SPLATHD wARE.-we invite the stten. ~
tion Of citizens and Strangers to oar stock
:, III :s SS 9 the Ss.s Ga. 81 sesS:
known 10 the trade. and prices win be found q
low as ordinary grades are usually scid. 0ools de-
lvsred In all parts Of the DiSfria free of rIa,rs
WEBB BEvERIkGE.
my Lot 304 l0dd Fellows HALL 7th street.
The Evansville journal., 1866-06-27

tutional liberty and republican self
government 1t has purged our ma
tional escuteheon of It's only stain. 1t
never for moment despaired of the
great American cause. When the
Democratic party had denounced the
war as a failure, when thousands of
faint hearts had despaired, and all
Europe, except Germany, had pre-
dicted our inevitable ruin, the Union
party did not desert the ship, but pi-
loted it safely into the harbor of peace.
And it now proposes to complete the
work of reconstruction on the basis of
liberty, justice, loyalty and magma
nimity. Will you allow it to do so, or
viii you entrust the task to the Sons
of Liberty and the Knights of the
Golden Circle? rs.,. -.--
The Evansville journal., 1866-06-27
Notice to Contractors.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF PIKE
in August, 1856, between the hours of Ia
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock, PM of said
day, at the door of the Court House in,
EetersDurgns the county seat of said
County, let to the lowest Responsible bidde,
the contract for building "a new Court
House for said County. NV
a plan and the specification ofsaid build
ing with the terr.ls. and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are to be seen at the Auditors ONCE IN
7 lFetersburgh, where sealed proposals will
pe received, up to the time of letting.
NO DID VIII be considered unless accom-
ptIled py proper recommendation and fhe
ftI zines ot the sureties, to be given for7fhe
~ tlsIllul l performanee of the contract. -
by order of the Commissioners Z iis4
w, c. DAVENPORT. a PC a
'"iio o'Ai' ioO0' 1857 ii Junl4dtd
The Evansville journal., 1866-06-27
CITY NOTICES.
Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that

MrOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
in the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, in pursuance OF the PROVISIONS
of an Act of the General Assembly of the
State of Indiana, approved March 8, 1855,
entitled " An Act to amend the seventy
first section of an Act entitled An Act
granting to the citizens of the town of
Evansville, in the county of fVanderburgh,
a City Charter approved January Y. 1877,
and to add supplemental sections to said
Act" will, on the 11th day of June, 1866,
present to the Board of County Commits
sioners of fVanderburgh County, a petition
praying for the annexation to said city OF
the following described territory, and set
ting forth the reasons for such annexation,
viz: a II the territory situated n0rthe -sSt OF
Eighth street and southwest of tenth
street, described as follows, viz: Beginning
at the middle of Eighth street, in the City
of Evansville, opposite the southeast side
of the alley which separates Bakers Addi-
tiOn. of said city from the territory herein
described, and running thence northeast
wardly by said alley, seven hundred and
thirty-eight (73S) feet more or less, to the
with Eighth street tby line which would
be the middle of Tenth street If said street
were extended), three hundred and fifty
west side of the Wabash and Erie Canal;
thence along the northwest side OF said
Canal five hundred and twenty-four (524)
feet more or less, to point in Tine with
the middle of Eighth street as the same is
laid out through the southern Enlargement
of said city; thence south three hundred
(SS22i- 1000 feet more or less. to point
where the middle of said Eighth street OF
the eastern Enlargement iuteTsects with
the middle of said Eighth street of the
southern Enlargement. and thence by said
Eastern Enlargement, along the middle OF
said Eighth street, six hundred and seven 1
ty-five and three-fourths (675s4) feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning; said terri
tory being contiguous to the city of Evans
vile, and not plated or laid out rI
w. BAKER, Mayor. r
, A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk. q u9j'' @ia
mayl0 till junel l8 f9bN8 81 raGi lFNf
To the heirs and legal Representatives of Hugh
Ronald, deceased and all other oi0ncrs or
claimants Of real estate, comprising the ter
ritoTy described i1g the foregoing notice:
Notice is hereby given, that the petition
referred to In the above notice was pre-
sented to the Board of County Commits
sioners of Vanderburgh County, on the
11th day of June, 1866, and that the same
was received and considered : and IT was
ordered by said Board that the further
hearing and consideration of said apphca-
tion be continued until the "a day of July,
1866 and that notice be given by the Coun-
ty Auditor, by publication in the Evans
Vile DAILY JOURNAL, that said applica-
tion is now pending before said Board, and
that it will be heard and determined on
the said I'd day of July. 1885, 80
Fss..s.I,t VICTOR BISCH, tia.