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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24
Annexation of Territory TO the City
OF Evansville. ~

nyOTICE ~, HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN tho Common Council of the city OF
EvnnaVill~ In pursuance or the proVlhiphs
OF an Act of tho General AsseInbly Of the
State of Indiana, approved March y, 1850,
entitled can act 20 amend the seventy.
nrgt eection Of en Art |, ~ t ~.
lnsville, In the county 2f Vanaerpln1IR,ma,, 1 y
CITY Charter approved Janunry XII loaJ
and 10 add supplemental segtiuns w ahlu
Actn will. on The 10th day Of September,
isaN s,Yesssnt 10 the Board OF County Com
miasioners of Vanderburgh County y Peti,,
ton praying for the enns5iesi2h " s,1
city OF the following ,aesons for sueh NJ.
w west Quarter Or section No. ~ Township
d, south OF Range 10, west, In VanuerpurEh
county. described na f0ilc-7s, viz. Begin
ming nt the southwest corner o Hnlu Hectlon
Nj and running thonce north four hundred
and thirty.fve 1857 feet, more or less 70 the
middle OF the alley .epareIing inc so oviIle
nom the tssrrifory.iioreliy described thence
east along. the middle OF said ailox two
thousand six hundred ana iofIy Ss'p nISs
north and south through the middle Of
said aectlon;. thencc south by paid h L..s.i
mills line foaf hundred AMI ~
saatlpp and thence west tw2 th u ns w
hundred and thirty -seven t2.6S1 feet, more
or less, TO the place of beginning shln . 70,
ansyille, and not plated or laid on
" = Nv. ia KIfR, Mayor.
= Atheists A. NJ. McGIuFF. Clerk. 9n'
10 the heirs and legal representatives oi
isaac Binclxford. decensedy and 70 all
others or claimants 81 reti estate com a,
priaing the territory described IN tht
foregoing notice; nnfawb' ~
Notice IN hereby given that the petition
referred 70 In the nboye notice wae pre-
| scnted to the board of County Commits
| sia,,era of VnndsrburRh County, on the
/ 10Th day of september, 1866, and that IN
same WIS received and considered; ana y
waa ordered by said Board thnt the furthe
| hcaring and consideration of said npplicn
i fian he continued until tho third day Q
December, 1859, and that notice be givei
bv the County Auditor, by publication u
1 tfa Evansville Daily Journals That sal
duplication In now pending before SAT-
! Hoard and that 40 win be heard and deter deter
''''''' VICTOR BfsCH,
Auditor vanderburgh county.
EvanAville, NOV, J, 1855. now TIL oec
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24
Notice of Order to Widen and Id
tend Front or Water Street, belo'

ms MEHEBY GIVE
~ that the Common Council OF the
cItv of Evansville, III Its session on the "a
day az October, faB, passed an order 20
Widen and extend Froat or Water street,
below Leet Street, Of the city OF EVANS
willie. In the following manner viz;i
The upper or northeast line Of snld street
10 comInonce nc the corner Of Lot No. y, NJ
fhe lever Enlargement, being the corner
~ Water and Leet Streets, and running
thence northwestwmrdiy 20 point on the
southenst side OF G~odAell street, fly
and a half (6D1s1 foot northeast OF the pres
emit line OF said Front on Water Street, AZ
shown on the map; and thence py, u
straight line In thesasne direction untib y
interaecte tho north line OF said front
street ut point thirty-two I'D feet vest
ward OF the west side of the alley running
through Block Ne. 100, Lanasco, and the
lower ar mnn th wcAERrn line of said street 70
be eighty (HOl feet distant from said hfgt-
described line, and parallel thereto; max,
ing said street OF the width OF eighty loV
rect. r1fsf'f Boo alhHsioda
All persons owning or claiming real es,
tate adjoining or Auditing upon said street
na proposed 10 be widenednnd extended
md feeling themselves aggrioved by sale
| order. may have redress by making ap
plicafion TO said Council Within SIX week.
from the publication OF this order.
| Hy order of the Council. ,i..I. -.
lEsFFsg~'T f-f1f A. M. ,McGRlFF, Clerk.
city Clerks Once, October 10Th, 1866.
| Oc8O dew Hft
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COLLECT0R'S SALE.
~Wrrrp ~ TFEnEHY GEvEM, that

III Tohn Schubert, Collector or the city
- 1rvnneyii1e, between the hours 81 . and
h o,eIo.,k ain, and 8 and o'clock pm, ON
THURSDAY, December 18th. 1896, ~
viii sell ut public auction, 81 the door Of
fh. eoHrf~hotise in the city Of bv9neville,
Indiana the following lgts paFM a., o. d0t
,rsstfa. aasessed for the payment Of city
taxea Tor the year lhgG, due nom the owners
tbereof to the city Of Evansville lanid taxes
Icing now duo md nnpnidis aud for the
Goats Of said sale; and THAT the said sale
viii he continued on the next day therq-
AFTER. viz, on Friday, December 18th, 1873,
nj Z o'clock pm. at the SANS place, for the
purpose Of selling such properly 80 may
have been sold ON the day frst above mem
Toned and not paid fors f sa
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Annexation of Territory to the City
of Evansville.
RTOTICE Is HIEMEBY 0HyEN, that

RTOTIGE - HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ tho Common Council 0f The cily OF
Evansville, In pursuance OF ths PioVlssg9ihs
rtate Of Indiana. approved March B. 1856,
entitled An Act 70 amend the seventy
irnts section Of an Act entitled An Act
granting To tho citizens Of the town 81
Evanavilis. In the county Of vanderburgh,
and u add Anpplffnsntal sections 70 gaid
s nres,e1t ID Inc hoard III County Commits,
tffJnefs ff vaudefburRli County ~ pstltion
praying fof the Affnazhtion 20 said city 81
the following -described' territory, and nss~
viz. All that part of the Eouthehnt qunIt9da
Of Section 10, Township south, HnnEe X
weat, In yanderbnrRh County D9 ,s,1,1,a
NJ ths northeast corner of the scutnghss
quarter of said Section 10, ana runp,n lE
thence west along tho hnlf-mils line WSi ~.
pAahss east and west through the m lnalo
OF said section four hundred ana twenp{
ono and half t42ilz) feet, more or l9as s, "
the eastern limo Of Hoizgrafs's bn nm. ~
three hundred and tiiirfy-eight q, 3Ssl feet,
more or ioag % thg middle H. Of a,d n.,' If
Adams street four hundred and twonty-
one and = half (42lkzl feet, more q, lgt,a, 70
fii, enAt line OF said section ~ anu gngnes .
hundred and thtrty-efgbt n ,sSsl feet 70 tho
place of beginning; said terrltory, being
contiguous 20 the city OF Evansviiio, ana
not plated or laid OF. rwp Ns.vo. =" +,
A. M. Mc0RIFy, Clerk. -'ii'
To Samuel M. Archer, George w: Rhth-
bone. and VIVA II, Preston, and III ether
owners or claimants OF real satsat. COM COIN.
prialng the territory described In tho
| foregoing noticef
Notice II hereby given, that tile petition
referred TO In the above notice wss pre-
| sentad 10 tho Board Of County Commits
| sfofisfh OF Vnndsrburgh County, on the
| 10th day OF September, iHf9, and that the
| same WAS received and considered; ana ~
| WINS ordered by said Board that the further
hearing and consideration Of said Applltcan e.
1 tion be continued until the 81 day OF dee
| eefllher 1896. ard that notice be given by
the County Auditor, by publication IN the
! EvanAville Daily Journal. that said nppli'
/ cation Is now pending before said Board
| and that IL win be- heard and determined
| on the said 81 day Of DeccInber, 1850.
| ~ VICTOR BIhCH,
Auditor Vnnderburgh county.
Evansville, Noy,7, 1866. now I'll dec
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Annexation OF Territory to the City
tHd FAa Of Evansville.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
& 1Nntlie Common Council q tnn cry ~
OF an Act Of the General Assembly OF IN The
state OF Indiana, approved March e,.ls.ee,
n gsst saetysgn of an Act entitled An Act
granting 10 the citizens Of the town 81
y YIN Sh"lt ~ approved proved January III lsi1
p + ANA e. add supplemented Hretionh 70 snia
Act'wilDn the ivhh aa y, ~
aionera OF vnnrlerburgh gouny y pgl.ition
praying for the annexation 70 said city 81
ihe following described territory, anu set
ting forth the roanons for such annexatio,n,
via, All that part Of the northwesa gnaf'gio6
o. sss ssGtlop v ~ a1T county, Described
a. fbifdwa; Beginning NJ the northenAt
corner Of ,ont'hot number nya h Y, se ~
, noint Rbsalia aiino ia sihc noSthwtst cor:
ner OF the Northeastern Enlargement, p, %
inc thsns ss'y south ii by aaid Ncrtheestern En-:
iargoment SIX hundred and sixty Se,o! i n..d
westwardiv from said Northeestef,n En-.
iargoment; thence west by the middle 10, oI
drsd and thirty (ajO) feet, 60 the eastern
boundary line Of bixon'a Additioni thence
north b said pn9 MI - the North line Of
aaid outlet b; and thence east ny hniu
- north Inns, three hundred and thirty Cs9,Ol
feet 70 Hof The Plased q oulot number said
territory being contiguous to the city OF
Evansville and not P,e'hIeaa RT lsiq Mayor 2
Attest, A. M. McGnIFF, Clerk.
To Jacob Miller, 1ucins II scott, JnCop ,
Hinuth H. w Cos X, VIM. Johnson Lohn
arifiith AndreaA Thomas, Levi - W nlk-
ar Frnnk Walters John VicKery, Cnthe-
zine Buruclter, Edward Miller, Alexnn'
der Aharra, AbraDam ShRiFt Philif
Sehneider, Louis Mleohel, John A: sep
nioh Ellen scott. VIM. II. smith, JAMES
month"; fltdwarn Bltftia, NJ. j. Grimm
Anna Thomas Elizabeth Johnson, Hob
aafte ertssJmith Nancy Shnrra, John Hodson
lM srfd Charles smith, and NIL other owner
or claimants OF real estate cotnprlhinl
the territory described In the ioregoinl
notice.
Notice IL hereby given, that the petition
roferrod TO in the above notics was pre-
aented 10 tho Board of County Commis
alouefa on Vandofbufgh County, on "
10Th day OF September, 1866, and thnt IN
anmo was received and censidefedi anu
WINS ordered by said Board that the turthe
rearlng and confederation OF said appiicn
tion ho continued until the 81 day OF pt
camber 1865, and that notice be given p
ri thN County Auditor. by publication In w
EvnnAville Daily Journal, that sala nppl
cation IL now pending before said Boar
and that Il win be- hoard and detgrfnkne
IN the said Sd day Of December lNb.
VICTOR BfSCH,
Auditor Marlborough county.
Evansville, NOV. 7, 1866, lnoW I'll de
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-24
Annexation of Territory to the City
OF Evansville. H7F

.0THcE IA HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ cgnIsn ~ SeSSi sS oS an
Aei o. the General Asse,nI,ya Is ias I ontitied
OF inou 4 10 amend the seventy FIRST section
An A. q entitled AN Act granting 70 the
u IN ~ II the town of EvnnsVliii1n ~ , si.S
SSany , ySnssgG ~ fs and 70 add ssp
E,H,msntMss, septomher, 1865, present 70 py ano
a.sn u'y s~rc unity commissioners -, ~ ~ .ho
derbSrsh cou MY s,,d Pe city q the fehowinS
n assia ,e 70 md setting forth rse
- southwest anart ~ pr ss,,Se No 10 west, in
ship No. south, ,niv Indiana the same
Marlborough Cot ne I.ongworth Tract
Deiing known as " contiguous TO tho cry
-, q Evansville, and w. BAKilR, Mayor.
,,oe.i IN Attest. 4, N, MAbA trr' 0le H! 80,
% mod To the heirs and iegaa fgGaPerascd, and al
4uUona iNichclns Longworth,a ,lnia OF real estate
other owners OF claim = described In thu
comprising the territor 'NNSsfF .lrTF. 4 q
nyasssa ~ ,sa,'' haiti the petition
referred to In the above unty Commits
scented TO the Board of Co n,ctv ON tn
sioners of Vanderhurgh O. md that th
same syns reaoivetl and coDsla erGu , mn
wiln ordered by said Board thai tt1 anniica
hearing and consideration of aa sayof ID
ton be continued until the "a civen b
oember, 1868, and that notice be "a IN IN
the County Auditor, by publlcats, "a ami
Evansville Daily journal, that Ronr,
II cation N now pending before aaia rtnine
fst., and that y VIII be heard and dsss
SAID sfflpff fa.fs bu VICTOR BISCHy ,tv
Auditor vandsrenrgh Com de
Evansville. N~v.7 isaM iDnvT tiA
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Annexation or Territory 10 the City
Nfgr az Evansville.

q
NTOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That
II tic Common Conneil 81 the city OF
Eyansyitis, IN pursuance Of tho proyissi9sin en-,
Eta1s 81 Indiana, approved March o, 1855,
entitled i An Act 10 amend the seventy.
st secon hst S' " he t m@ A ~
Evanavfiie, In the county Of vnnderbnrgh
i a city Chatter, approved January n, 4l7l
G. ea " l ~ n H ny ie
present 10 the hoard ~ County CommiH-
prayne for tbe annexation 70 said city Of
The foifowlns deaeribel tsfritory, and set
ting f the fsaons anli9aat2;
eighth street and aouthwfat OF Tenth
streef, described ~ follows, VIZ Beginning
al the middle OF Eighth street, ~ the CITY
of Evansville, opposite the southeast Hihe
Of the alley which separates Bakers Addi-
70" sy 6sSR hs e ssesg nssr hsrs
wnrdly BY said alley, seven hundred and
t9Sstgeight 7s feg. more q Isss 70 Es9
with Eighth street (by "A line which would
be the middle Of Tenth street 4 said street
were extended), three hundred and Hfty-
f,.ns (aay01 feet, moro or loss, 20 the north
west EIgE ~ the WapsgA lId a hIie ~ wa na,d
canal ave hundred and twenty. -four t94ill
sst meH q M stlset A. TIE sl sam mss Il
laid cat through tho southern Enlargement
OF said city; thence south three hundred
and sehty-two aud twenty-six hundrodths
9sGS n sss q srsh r5 RS y
the eastern Enlargement ihlsrseets WIN
the middle of said Eighth street. OF ING
Southern Enlargement nnd thence TX 3 ~ hal y,
Eastern Enlargement, along the IIiiaala N
F said eighth street., six bunnTrft Rglu Fevens
tV.nve and threa-t OurthA BIyt4l fsst, IngI~
81 ispa 10 the place Ut ekipniug sun tsIrl-
tory being contiguous 10 Tho city Oh hVhhs-
Vile. and not plated OF laid out 49,.
'''' '''N w. BAKER, Mayor.
srrtfA. M MeGHTFT, Clerk. vs.
To Thonaa II. dn1'vin ana the heirs m.
ieeaI ref,rfhsfttativea OF Hugh Honnlu,
dacanaed and all other owners gr cihuni'
ss ants III real estate comprising lls tersi-
TORY described In tho foregoing notirei
Notice Ia hereby given, that the petition
referred 10 Ia the above notice was pre-
asnted 10 the Board Of County Commis-
sionera of Vanderburgh County, on tne
fs io1h day Of September, 1888, nnd TINT tns
$tN same was received and cohnideredf nna "
VIVA ordafad by said Board that the furthei
hearing aud consideration Of said hppllca
ton 10 continued until tho 10 day oi pe
rarnl,rr 1866, and TINT n0tlrn be- gives ~
me County Auditor, by publication ~ w
Icvanaville Daily journal, That snid appl,,
cation Ia now pending before shid Bohru
and That IL win be heard ard determined
an the said 81 day OF December, 1860.
W. '''s VICTOR BIsCH,
= fefsfH Auditor Vhhdcrburgh county.
sisffs leynhhyflle Nov y, 1886. now VII aoe
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TAILoRs' TRIMMINGS, in full stock,
every variety.

5 Our M. Peele Is late OF the hou ,s,or ~
Sonneborne & Co., the largest cloih puE ,..,,'
importers and jobbers OF New ors S ,.,.,
and agents for European manu .,,,th shis
We have made arranRements, wsn,niiad
celebrated house to keep us itiiS - a X aesf
with goods of the best qunlltles a - -a,,tae
styiosI With these faciliheS' We
our customers TO H .alHl
DUPLICATE NEW YORK PRICES
and compete with any house IN the "e"'
NWpctt ANT TAILoRS OF this city and
,,,s y, ~ ~ .st re invited 20 call and examlne
our STOCK anu F'T tsepl dSm
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J. Smiths Shirt Mandatory.

No. 3 Second Street, In Bray's Block.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
- measurement, and ant warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collars
always on hand, and at prices mat VIII
ing Bosoms, SC, done with neatness ana
dispatch.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully solicits q continuance OF the
hast ave wears. J SMITH,
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Baltimore advertisements.

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UPHOLSTERING DEPARTMENT
Window Shades and Curtain Goods of all kinds.
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February 9-1yr
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NeEeCycSs Poetry.


From the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury.]
TIC SIX YEARS AGO.
Six years ago the stars and stripes
- ~ Were floating proud and free;
s., Without an army on the land,
Or the navy on the sea.
The Constitution was our guide,
1t hung upon the wall
Life liberty and justice then
Were free to one and all.
Six years ago our State was free
From negro equality's alarms;
And in the place of national debts,
We cherished national charms.
Then the Union blessings came to US,
In place of q Union duns,"
And Congress sent out garden seed
In place of guarding guns.
Six years ago we had no use
For "provost guards and clowns"
With big brass eagles on their caps,
Parading through our towns.
A police sergeant with his squad
of half dozen men,
Was quite enough, by day or night,
To quell riot then.
Six years ago the press was free,
And men could speak their mind;
Nor had the thabeas corpus writ"
Been kicked clear out behind.
We had no saucy negroes then,
To crowd our Senate Halls;
Nor did we ever read about
AmaIganation balls
Six years ago wench would wed
With "Pomp" or "Sambo" freely,
But now she wants "Stevcns,
A ''Summer" or Greedy"
For Ger the spirit of their dream
Has swept mighty wave;
The negro is the master now
The white man is the slave.
Six years ago, the sunny South
Had not been made waste;
Nor had the flag of Liberty
Been torn in angry haste.
But Union, peace and harmony
Found refuge in our land
And the warm fond ties of fellowship
United US as a band.
Six years ago, note on bank
Was just as good as gold;
Nor did we have to put stamp
On everything we sold.
But now tbs stamps on all we get,
Or give, or sell, or buy;
They tax us now because we live,
And stamp US when we die.
Six years ago, the Democrats
Were masters in the House,
And every person, North and South,
Was quiet as a mouse.
But now the Abolition crew
Have undertook to do the job;
The negro is their 'hobby horse,''
Their object is to rob.
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" eaCSpHDe7'S.

Journals of Politics, Literature Fashions,
Market and Financial Reports, Interesting Mscel-
lany, and News from
A Il PARTS OF THE LD!l
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NJ O L I O n S
f A N @ Y GOOD ..
LEONARD PAssANO & SONS.
No. 268, WEST BALTIMORE ST.
bracing
SPRING and SUMNER GLOVES,
HOSIESY. CORSETTS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
WHITE GOODS and SMALL
WARES IN erery variety
Trimmings, Hair Nets, Beltngs, Buckles Brush
es Combs, Perfumeries, Cutlery, &c.
Our stock being selected specially with refer
ence to the requirements Of the sothern trade, we
would respectfully solicit an examination
IT'LL Nov. 1866
PAPER HASeISGs:
HOWELL & BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURERS,
26o BALTIMORE STREET,
Opposite Hanover, Baltimore, Md,
Continue to offer the largest assortment of
PAPER HANGINGS
In The CITY, EMBRACING THE LATEST
STYLES OF EVERY GRADE,
CURTAIN PAPERS, &C.
ALSO,
GOLD WINDOW SHADES,
HOLLANDS, &c.
Every variety of style and price on hand.
Prompt attention to all orders.
Sept. l l865-ly
NATHAN WEBB & BRO,
IN TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN TOBACCO
h CIGARS OF ALL KINDS,
SNUFF, PIPES &C., sc.
NO. l4s VEST PRATT STREET,
Baltimore
To the Merchants ofthe Valley they would say,
that they are prepared to sell as low as any other
House in the city, and respectfully ask an exami-
nation of their stock before purchasing elsewhere
N. B. The undersigned, having connected HIM
self with the above House, will take pleasure in
calling on the merchants of the Valley and hopes
they will favor him with their orders
A. B. TANQUARY, Salesman
February 9-lyr
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j l.OCK.STITCH


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LOCK-STITCH
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The only Machine having the Reversible feed
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COPY OFREPORT Of COMMITTEE ON
EWING MA CHIMES.
The Florence Sewing Machine Company, sos
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Reasons:
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2. Its making four different stitches, viz: the
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3. The reversible feed motion operated by sim
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and perfectly self-fastening to theend ofthe
4. The perfect finish and substantial manner in
which the Machine is made.
5. The rapidity of its working, and the quality
Of the work done.
6. Its self-adiusting tension.
THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE is the
most perfect Sewing Machine in the world. 1t
makes four different stitches has the reversible
feed, sews either way; has self-regulaton ten
sion, and will not get out of order. 155 Balti-
more street
BUY THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE,
and if you are not perfectly satisfied after three
months trial, you can return it, and get your
money. Office No. l55 Baltimore Street.
February 9-lyr