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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-09-12
DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING I
The Montgomery township Democratic
Club will meet at the
Town Hall, Friday Eve'ng. Sept. 14th.
and will be addressed by
Hon. Franz n. Hurd.

OF Mt. Vernon, one of the ablest and most
eloquent speakers in Ohio. Let every
friend Of the Union-eVery supporter Of
the President aud the Constitution
every patriot who desires the restoration
oftAe Union of our fathers-for the main
tenauce Of which our soldiers fought
every man who is opposed to making the
restoration of the Union subject to the
condition Of Negro Suffrage, be present
and hear the issues, which are now d.
viding the American people, discussed.
II D. BRYTE, PREs'T,
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SEWING MACHINES.

GROVER 4 BAKERS have beer
awarded the First Premiums at every
State Fair in the Union, for the best fam
lily Sewing Machine. For Sale at No. ]
Town Hall.
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oMIssIoN.-In the list of teao herspublished
last week, the following were omi tied:
Miss Mary NJ Blusi, Lucas, Ohio; time 9 mos.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10
GOOD GOODS

to be found in any house in the West,
and they are determined 70. sell them
at such prices as will enable them to
build up a business equaling in amount
any house in their line in the city. "
you want siti 20 g9Ws
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Annexation of Territory TO the City
t1E - OF Evansville. ~ IT.

NrOTICE ~ HGEnEBN GIVEN! that
the Common Council OF the city Of
ENhnsNills, la pursuance OF the prOVihionh
i or an Act OF the General Assembly, 0f ths
. state pf indiana. approved March q, 1906,
Sn ast se,io a" o. Aes y snd
granting 10 the citizens of the town iof
Evansville. in tho county or Vanderburgh
ana u ada a9nGI S ios X a,d
Act, will on the 10th day OF h6ptAmber. 1906.
present - tbe Board q County ro4ilia-
islonefa q vgndgfbqIgh County q petition,
The following -deaorlhed tartitofy, and set
Il ting fortll the reasons for ue9yan lexation.
Il OF aention %. rownshlp d saDih, Range 10
west, ia VAnderhurgh C0nnty, dAadfibed
~ follows; neginnipg ~ the northeast
+ laid out by il. NJ, itvans ithe~ a;a ID
4 point beinR, Alao Tho. northwest corr
ner df the NoEtheeelsrp Enlargement Of
thence south by said NortheaatefHni' en- EN-
largement aix hundred and sixty 1000 feet
TO TIE middle q wiilhiag Street, 9Slehaed
iargeInent; thence west by. the middle OF
said Wiiliam street, extended three hum
aea nsT @ TEX n hs e9 Nsece
north by said Dixonra Addition six hum
drei and sixty tegOl feet 70 the north line q
north line three hundred and thirty $500
feet 20 the place Of begiunlng--bHing the
east half OF said 0ut~iot number b Fhaid
4 NAAHk ANAtNAEaHhN W hhN Why VI
Evansville. and not plated or laid on,
~ Atheists a, NJ, MeaRirF, Clerk. rY~
To Jacob Miller, Lueiua II. Scott, Jacob
Hlaath, r.. w Cock, VIM. johnson, John
Ni Griffith, AndreAm Thomas, Levi -. Walk.
or, Frank Walters, John Vicitefy, Catho.
rine Buruoker, Edw0rd Miller, Alexnn-
der shnrfA, Abraham Aharrn, Philip
Schneider Louis Mlechel, John A. Hep-
pich, Ellen kcott. Vim. n. Smith, James
Month, Edward hurtia. NJ. j. ariffith,
Anna Thomas Elizabeth Johnson, Rob-
2 ert Smith, Nancy Hhaffa, John Hodson,
VI and Charles smith, and all other. ow uars
aglt or claimants OF real estate comprising
tho territory described In the foregoing
noticei ~ iftH fHD 500 Haif0 F7H
Notice In hereby given. that the petition
referred 20 In the above notice WAa pre-
scented 90 the Board OF County CoinitiH-
aionerH OF Vanderburgh County. on the
10th day or September, 1855, and that the
same was received and conAidered; and IL
was ordered by said Board that the further
hearing and confederation OF said hpplich-
ton be- continued until the 8d day or De-
toembef 1865, and that notice be given by
the County Auditor. by publication In the
Evansville Daily Journal, that said appll-
cation IN now pending before said Board,
and that 10 win be- heard and determined
on the said sd day Of Decomber 1900,
tisH iitH ct tf' VICTOR HiSCH, fs
nlalt Auditor Vanderburgh County.
~ Evansville, Nov. 7. 1870 lnov7 TIN dec9
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Annexation of Territory to the City
~ 1o--LlIl Of Evansville. IA

ii H sH Ms . .4.
RTOIhGE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN tho Common Council OF tile city of
EvanAville In pursuance OF the provisions
of mn Act OF the General Assembly Of the
emitted Z An act TO- pf amend the - seventy.
f1fNt section OF an Act entitled, AN act
granting To the citizens of the town of Ev-
hnsvilie, IN The county Of Nandefbnrgh, q
City Charter approved January III, lb47,
and To add supplemental sedtiOnstB said
Act" Will, on the 10Th dag of September
1896, present 20 the Board0f County Com
INK my - fSf az nm s to said
city OF the following described territory
and setting forth The reasons for such am
i, SOUTH 81 kange i6' w1At, Ia Vanderburgk
GPuntyl described ~ fnllows, via Begin
ming at the southwest corner ofsaid Section
70, and running tnanee north four bundled
and lhiFty-fvc t4lbl feet, more or less, TO tho
middle OF the alley separating the South
orn Enlargement of the city of Evansville
from this teFfitory hereby deAcribed thence
east along the middle OF said alley two
thousand six hundred and forty a. $40 feet,
north and h0ath through ths middle 81
said section; thence south by said half
mile line four hundred and thtrty-nve (f8b)
feet, more on, less, To the south line OF said
ssetion and thence west two thousand SIX
hundred and thirty-seYep Y, HifI) feet, more
or less, to the place OF beginning; said ter
ritorY heing gontiguons 10 the city Of Ev-
4hrM T9Q1H w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attesti A. M, McGRIFF. Clerk.
To tho heirs and legal representatives OF
iAnnc Binekford, deceased, and 10 all
others or claimants OF real estate COM
prlaing the territory described In the
foregoing nptieai qIs.f fEl
Notice III hereby gwen, that the petition
referred 20 in the above n6fiee was pre-
scented 10 the Board of County Commits
sionera OF Nanderburgh County, on the
10th day of September, 1865, and that the
same was received and considered; and 10
war ordered by said board that the further
hearing and consideration of said applien-
ton be continued until the third day OF
December, isHB, and that notice be given
by the County Auditor, by publication In
the Evansville Daily journal, that said
application IL now pending before SAID
Board, and that IL win DO heard and deter
mined ON the said Sd day OF December, 1865.
VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
F Evpusyille, Nov. 2. 1866 tnov7 TIL dec3
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. Annexation Of Territory 10 the City
'''''" " OF Evansville. y emo x

NrOTICHsI rs HEREBY aTvEN, that tho
Common Council OF the city or Evans
vile. IN pursuance OF the pruviaions Of an
OF Indiana, approved March o. 1885, entitled
=" An Act To amend the seven y-firat aectlou
OF an Act enlitled aAnsArt era ~ Ing 20 the
oltizena Of the town OF fEvahNviiie,,fn tho
county Of vanderbnrgh. city Charter,
Elemental sections To aaid Aoa,p will, ON tho
10th day OF September, 1886, present 20 tho
Hoard OF county Commissioners of Van
sssisa SYa Il Sald R eIiy tiny ne
described territory, and setting forth tho
reasons for such annexation, Wat Tho
southwest quarter OF section No. 10 Town
shin No, 0sonth, ~ Range. No. Il. west, In
being known as The AJongwprth TFgdtp:
ahid territory being contiguous 10 the city
of Evansville, and not plated or laid Oh.
Attest; a. NJ. Mc6nifT, c eir1'' mayor
To the heirs and legal representative OF
Nicholha Longworth, deceaAod, and all
othor owners or claimants OF real estate
comprising the territory described ia the
foregoing notiooi IfHfN Hiuta b .tF
Notice II hereby given, that the petition
referred ~ IN the above notice was pre-
eunteu 10 the board of County Commits
Hiunerh OF NnndeFburgh County on tho
10th day of ,Sept0mher, 1860. ami that the
same WAS resolved and tofsstdercd, and al
waAlQsdered by said Board that tie further
hrnf,nk Lna .eon ~ OF said appiiea-
!eemher. iedd, and tthRt notice be- given nv
tho, Conn tsfl Auditor, by puhiicntloi, An fbc
n hiyanavlll Daily Loarnale tlaat said 'appli-
cation IL now pending hoiore said Board,
on the said 81 day q paoemher, 1866.
Auditor Nanderburgh County
Evansville. Nov. J. 1856. tnovT TIL docs
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Annexation OF Territory 10 the City
zseae OF Evansville. Z salrTsf


gHa N lie Common 1onncif OF the city OF
Evansville, IN pursuance 81 the provisions
M oftho 9n a,gg.d 4gMsn are5y u , sl.e
entitled An Act 20 amend the seventy
rst 9eeti9a hiengattlf H. Am Az Az
Evansville, IN The county q. Yapdef1urgh,
q CITY Charter, Approved January n, isi7,
an e 70 d9 ~ sPPiI t dag aeeg5 " fEaa
present 70 the Board of County cdnfrlis'
u hi0nern III Vanderbnfgf County, q petition
PRAYING for the HhnfxutiOn 10 said city Of
fhefoifOwiiiK described teffitofy, ana set
ting forth tbs REASONS for such annexation,
+ Viz a ~ ths territory situated northeast o.
+ street. described fa follows, VIA EegiuniDg
at the niddle of Eighth htraet, in The Guy
fayan,s,.,lis 9n.pesit' tgs Se y. side
ton ~ said city from the. territory herein
described, and running thenoe northeaat.
thirty.eight f7aJ feet fn0re or le4h, ~ the
middle 81 Tenth street; thence parallel
with Eight{ street by line which would
were eKtended)s three hundred aud MY
nine (l5Dj feet, more or less, "a the nortli-
west side of the Wabash sud t.gie Canal
canal hve Hundred and twenty fonriE2ij
). tse1 ,agfH OF ifss, e e point " line With
laid out through The southern Igulargenlnnt
Of said city, thence honth three hundred
= And flghtyslw0 and TWEEN tYaaix hundfedLils
Where liz middle II sald sighti street 'n ~
the eastern Enlargement intarseeta with
ID tho middle OF said Itightb fatrreLQof sthe
y Southern Enlaf96lnhDfs and thence w said
Eastern Enlargement, along the middle Of
said Eighth street., ak hundred and seven
tyrnye and thr6nsf0urtha (B76s4) Jest, more
or loss, 10 the place OF beginning said terri
tory being contiguous 70 the dty of Evans
Vile, and not plated or laid out
-Ib3W SfsessaA = eag W. HAfileft, Mayor
A. NJ. MGuRTFR, lCiork. HeB-bi5 H8
To Thomas E. aaFvin and the heirs ana
legal representatives of Hugh HQnald,
deceased and All other owners or claim
ants ~ real estate com prising the 1erfi-
tory described Ia the foregoing notices
Notice Is hereby given, tbat the petition
referred 10 In the above notice was pre-
scented 20 the Hoard of County Commits
aionefs OF Vandefbufgh County, an the
10Th day OF September, 1896 aud that the
same was received aud GonAidered; nnd Ii
was ordered by said Board THAI the further
hearing aud confederation of said nppiiGa-
tion be continued until the IA day or De-
ceinber, iNDs and that notice be given by
the County Audttor by publication IN the
Evansville Daily Journal that said appii-
cation IN now pending before said Hoard
and that 10 viii be- heard and determined
on the said Sd day of Deoemba 1860. las
s~ee~a~sssa sesssssss.s@ Nl9IOH BIHGH, s-ssys
Auditor NaHderburgh County.
Evansville, Nov. 7, 1885, tnov7 till decB
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Christ. Hedderich. Jas. w. Lauer.
TT n I'd I'D n h CH a LAUE ",
~ Dealers In GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
Fourth and Filth, EvMnsviiie, Ind.
All kinds OF Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods aud the highest mar
keb price paid. UGlul Nnf - N
large and eonfmodioua Wagon Yard for
the accommodation OF country dealers.
Aerso Oily
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-10
Annexation Of Territory TO the City
Of Evansville.

VI ENhuBNlllb.
NOTICE 80 HEREBY GIVEN, that
Nv the COMMON Council OF the city or
Evansville ia pursuance Of the provisions
~ an Act Of the General Assembly Of the
state Of Indiana, approved March g. 1865,
snllLled ! An Aeezto ttineha. the seventy
1rst section Of an Act entitled An Act
granting 90 the eitizenH of the town Of
EVANSVILLE Ia the county of Vandefburgil, :.
a CITY Charter approved January n, isi7,
and 10 add supplemental seeLions#ta said
Act, will on the 10th day OF fseptem Der 1895,
present 70 the Board Of County Commits
aionern Of vandefbufgh County n petition
praying for the annexation 10 said city OF
this fOiiowingTdnseribed territory, and set
ting forth the reasons for such annexation,
vizst All that part OF the southeast quarter
of Section 49, Township d south, Range 10
wHst, In Vanderburgii County bounded
and described aa follows Wiz Beginning
at the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter OF SAIL Section 10, and running
thence west along the half-mils line which
passes east and west through the middle
of said section four hundred ana twenty
one aud half ana feet, more Or less, 70
thG eastern line ~ IfolzgFafe's Enlarge.
inebt; thence south by the eastern line 81
1iOilkrhfe's Enlargement one thousand
three hundred ana Lhifly-sslsghi Y SGD Feet,
street; thence east along the middle OF
Adams street four hundred and twenty-
ono and a half (42l1sl feet, more or less, 10
by said east line north ono Thousand three
hundred and thirty-eight q 1888 feet % tho
place e. ~, ia tesrrliory being
net plated p l"ld 9f ". nAKER, mayor.
A, M. ModRfFF, Clerk.
To Samuel M. Archer, George w. Hath-
bone, and VIM. II, Preston, and all other
owners on 6lAlfnanta OF real estate COM
pfiatng the territory described ia the
foregoing D0tieei q, l..,,, - .t,.f,tss .f,,Is
81 Notice IN hereby given, that the petition
referred To in tho above notice WhA pre-
scented 20 the Board Of County Commits
AioneIs Of yanderburgh County on the
10Th day Of Haptaniberl lDeVs and that the
same Wah received nd-conHidefed; and IL
was ordered by said Board that the further
hearing and donhid6rnlionaofs said appliea-
ton be continued until tile Sd day OF Der
GenlbsP, 1896, and that notice he given by
the County Auditor, by publication IN the
Evansville Daily Journal, that said appit-
cation ~ now pending before said Board,
aud that ~ win be heard and determined
on The aaidsAd day OF December, 1866.
VICTOR HIsCH,
Anditdr VauderDurgh County.
Evansville, Nov. 7, 1865. tnov7 till deca
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auditor Nanderburgh County.
Evansville, Nov. 7, 1863. now till decs
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Notice OF Order to Widen and Ex-
tend Front or Water Street, below
Leet Street.

AAOOb ObADObs .f f..ffn... 4..s .fats
NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the Common Council OF the
city OF Evansville, AZ its session on the All
day OF October, 1886, passed nn order 20
widen and extend Front or Water Street,
below f.eet street, OF the city OF Evans.
Vile, In the fDllowlng manner, viz.sIClgl
The upper or northeast line OF said street
70 cofnmencs % the corner OF Lot No. n, In
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
OF Water and Lect Streets, and running
thence northwestwnrdly 10 point on the
southeast side Of GoOdsell Street fIfLy-nfne
and half 500 feet northeast of the pres
ent line OF said Front or Water Street, as
shown ON the map; and thence by n
straight line la the same direction until n
intersects the north line OF said Front
street ut a point thirty-two s3D feet west
ward OF tho west side OF the Alley running
through Block No, lbO, LamnscO, and the
lower or southwestern fine OF said street 10
be eighty 1901 feet distant from said Arst-
described line, and parallel theretot max
Ing said street of the width OF eighty (60)
feet -u4lfue 4if uFDaf 1888 fIliifsfT Jitl'
All persons owning or claiming real ,es-
tate adjoining or nbutting upeu aaid street
as proposed 70 be widened and extended,
and feeling themselves aggrievod by said
order, may have redress by making APP
pllcatlon TO said Council within AK weeks
rom the publication OF this order.
BY order OF The Council. III nNL
$3.50. A. NJ. MCGHIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks ONCE, october 30th, 1850.
OG3U d0W f.t HI.N flff NNr ~ fI.ififfa
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Blocks, Ttcites, all kinds,
Lath Yarn, Odkum,
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Also, Wrought and Spike. Nails. i,
Lard on, Coal OIL, LWbricdtiRg Oies.
Orders. filled promptly. and at the lowest
rates. laul3 dly
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The I.ate MIR. IHaIIOcIk.

01 The general tribute of respect to the
character and virtues of the venerable Jour-
nalist, Gerard Hallock, which his death has
elected from the principal newspapers of
this and other cities, whatever their polit-
ieal differences from each other and from
the newspaper whose prosperity was his
creation, Is q noteworthy circumstances. Y
The Times speaks Of himas tone of the
lKindest-hearted men, generous to q fault.
fond Of doing good, ever the suggestor and
promoter Of beneyolenee. His long life
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-08-10

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doubled against the Resslutss. and with pride
We say ''all honor to our aoble boys"
The Rezolutes desire in this connection, and
throagh this medium- 20 retarn their wiling
thanks to the Base Bah fraserHiiy OF Hunt-
ingdOn in geHerzl, for their kirdness shoxnn
personally, and 70 the s0ciafs snd Spzrtunu
PersieaIsrly, for their warm receps7on and
hosPitable treatment while with them They
also take this method of pahEcly thanking
H g. Fisher, Captain Of the Sceials for his
elegant gift Of wiIES= bzA They also Re
zember the kindness Of Mr. Ayers Super-
intsndent H. B. 7. r. r. Co, and the atteu-
tioa ofthe landlord SftLe jackson Hoazs. -
Their visisvaz one Of pleasure, individu-
ally, and the Resolaies shah ever beaz Il In
grztsfal rememhranoe-
Score Of Match Game AZ Base Bal
played Thursday. Aug. 2 between the ResO-
luss B. B. c. of Bedford sud the Spartan
B. B. c. Of Huafingdon-