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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24
WASHINGTON.

THE SHERMAN FINANCE MEAsURE-AN AMERICAN
CLAIM AGAINST THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT
DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN HAMILTON OF
oHIo-ADJUD1CATI0N OF FREEDNEN's CASES
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, Dec. pa fire broke out yes
terday morning in Nordheimers Hall, occupied as bi
Hard saloon by Dion The whole building was completely
destroyed Dion lost l6 billiard tables. Messrs Gould q
H music store and VIM Pagle tobaccOnst and others
loose heavily The railway trains are considerably de-
ayed by the snow storms The New England Society
celebrated its anniversary by social entertainment at
ST Lawrence Hall tonight.
ROBBERY OF A GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OFFICE.
LONDON 23-The Offices of the Grand Trunk Rail
way were entered by burglars early yesterday morning
and the safe blown open, and large sum OF money Alb
sfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-24

yu1 FENIANs--PROBABLE CHANGE IN ENGLAND
POLICY TOWARD IRELAND.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
From the Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel.
A STRANGE ROMANCE.

sIsct&., o. the Lie OF LA Princess Aehiiio
Jnra:. of fsFiorIta-f:ovv Ia Virsini" Girl
g.carets ii, Luxury was Reduced to gov
crEy and afterwards Narried hoy&i
Prince.
In last Tuesdays ISSUE OF the Sentinel
W., had q local paragraph reporting the
still critical condition Of the good Princess
Nur3+, after three months illness from
tyl,hoil f.ver. Believing that or readers
vii be clad to read whatever Is published
concerning her history, we transfer 10 oul
cnln,ns All article which We find III the Sa-
vaunah News and herald o. the ISt INST,
under tbo heading above -
Related 70 General Washington through
both her fathers and mothers family tnd
born of wealthy parents, accustomed ron
infancy to the luxury and elegance OF :
Virginia household of "the oIdeA hme'
Kate married at fifteen and returned ere
seventeen summers had passed over he1
head, d widow with one chlld, TO net pa
rents. Sorrow followed the young mother
Her baby died, and once again Nate Fe
c1n,Ad her old habits and went to school,
She said she remembered well the daily
walk with her companions, carrying Eel
| books and slate to and from school, anc
| the girls almost forgetting the sad eplSodf
IN Rates life, regarding her as one 0
trr father was at this time Involved II
law suit, which reduced the family to com
Darative poverty. Unable to bear So grea
a change in the land Of his forefathors' h
| determined to emigrate to Florida, ant
| there he finally settled, living III log nous
consisting of two large, low rooms, the darl
forest all around, with its birds, Its hoWef
and it's almost unbroken solitude. An(
now Rates bright, elastic spirit and helpfu
hands became invaluable to her mother
She vas her chosen companion, and tn
principal duties of the household deVolVe'
Colonel Gadsden, formerly OF South CaEr
olina, was one of their neighbors, and IRE
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From the Petersburg Index.
THE WEIR.

Lines suggested by observing Gen. IctugreW'
name omitted III Mrs. Downi0S's Mclnor1a
Flowers =" and III the Z" Southern Bouquet
When poets Gull memorial ttO"crs,
With which our martyrs graves to strew,
They choose no one in Natures bowers
For PettigreW.
Yet there is one, and only one,
Which uly represents his name:
A flower tnaS reVes III the sun,
And drinks his flame:
flower that opens when all red
The Sun hath killed the Eus Crn skies,
But Westward turned, it d"oOps its head,
And proudly dies.
Thus when the SUI Of victory sheared
It's CORY way Ger clouds Of war,
This flowers tnw'ring crest appeared
/ beacon star.
And i'll lis gorgeous glorious rays,
This flower baslled, and only bowed,
When coming couquest's bloody haze
That sun did shroud
Crushed flower with thy broken stem,
Ill keep thee to tyuifg
The fallen form; he heroes fame
Can never die.
DEWNI.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

How strange are the freaks OF memory
The II ssOns OF Iife ~e forget,
While d tritle. 2 trick OF color,
In the wonderful web Is sci
Set b. some mOTiant OF fancy,
Aud, despitc the wear ana tear
Of time or distance or trouble,
Insists on its right to be there.
\ chance had brought Us together
Oar talk was Of matters OF cOnr-e
We we're nothing, one 10 the other:
But a short half-hoOr' : resource.
We spoke OF Trench acting and actors,
And their easy, natural way
OF the weather. for il was raining,
As we drove home from the play.
We debated the social nOthings
Men take such pains to discuss
The tiunGerCus rumOrs OF battle
Were silent the while for us.
Arrived at her door, we lett her
With drippIngly ly hurried adeu,
And our wheels vent crunching the gravel
Of the oak -darkeued avenue.
As we drove away through the shadow,
The cand she he Id ii the door,
From rain-varnished tree to tree-trunk
Flashed fainter, and flashed no more
Flashed fainter and wholly faded
Before e had passed the wood
But tie light Of the face behind 1t
Went with me and stayed tor good.
The vision Of scarce q moment,
And hardly marked al the ti1ne
It comes uubidden to haunt me,
Like Il scrap OF ballad rhyme.
Had she beauty? Wen, not whatthcy call so !;
You may ind 3 thousand as fair,
And vet there's her face in my memory,
With no special right to be there.
As I sit sometimes in the twilight,
And call back to life in the Goals
Old faces and hopes and fancie8
Long buried, good rest to their souls
Her face shines out Of the embcrs;
see her holding the light,
And hear the crunch Of the gravel
And the sweep Of the ram that night
'Tis faca that can never grow older,
That can never part with its s cam
'Tis gracious possession forever,
For what is il all but dream
[Ahahtic Monthly.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

honor upon the coiored race but the entire
community. The horrid crime perpetra-
ted in Jones county-as we'll as all the
crimes in our midst were emphatlcally
denounced, and every aid profered to AZ
rest the criminals.
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS. by Pearson,
n 7 In Overton vs.. Abbott, from Cam
de,I ;n5ament affirmed. In DIardre vs..
Feiton, from Perquimans, Judgment affirm
oil IN Riddick VS.. Hinton, from i!artfOrd,
Indictment reversed In Foust VS.. ShotiDer,
in equity, from Randolph, bill dismissed.
Barham VS.. Gregory, in equity, from Gran
Vile. directs reference, &c. In Boyd ct
al vs.. Murray, in equity, from AIamance,
plaintiffs entitled to the relef prayed tor.
By Battle, j.: In State e1 rel. DeLoatch
VS.. Martin, from Northampton, affirming
the Indictment. In PHILIPPE VS.. Hooker, in
equity, from Lemon, plaintiff is entitled to
the relief asked for. In Estis VS.. Harris, N
e0nitv, from New Hanover, interlocutory
! order reversed In 5tanly VS.. Stanly, in
| equity. from Craven, order affirmed. In
! Scales VS. Grady, in equity, from hooking
j ham. bill dismissed with costs. In Near
thur VS.. johnson, from Robeson, judgment
| reversed and venire de novo.
BY Reade, j.: In Fink vs.. Fink, II
| equity, from Iredell, decree to be drawn
! In Shaver VS. Shoemaker, in equity, iron
Ireden, decree accordingly. In Wood VS.
| SAWYER. from Chatham, no error. In State
: vs.. Smith, from New Hanover, no error
| In HarralsCn VS.. Pleasant, from CaSWeJl
error. IL State VS.. Pearman, from Allie
! ghany, error.
PEI Curiam State vs.. Weatherby, IRON
| Rockingham, 10 error. Ii State vs.. Woods
| from Rockingham, no error
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LoUsisbur2, June 19th. 1867


Last week we published the admirable
poem of Rev. y. Hampstead, on "Gettys-
burg" Though somewhat lengthy, we
trust the readers of the Aj0d perused it care
fully. It is gem throughout The follow,
ing allusion to a Confederate soldier, found
dead upon the battle field, cannot, we
think, fail to bring tears to the eyes OF st
least every patriot in the South
When the roar
OF battle on the ear fell faint, and skies
And arms and tigting men grew shadoWy
Though Geatiis dull film, did not VISION rl3e
OF distant hills, smooth fields and shaded walks,
Of singing waters and quiet home
With fair brOwed children standing on the pOfch
Sunned ia mothers smile? Then would lie not
Have turned from all the gauds of victory,
And all the slaves that Mammons gold Ger
bought
Against his own and give him one more kiss?
Scarcely any other man living, could in
our estimation, express thought or a fact
SO beautifully and touchingly.. Read il
over and over again, and apply 1t to your,
self. Hempstead's heart is as feeling and
sympathetic, as his genius is deep, search
ing and neyer-erring. Homer, Qa.l 1'ad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
list OF CASUALTIES IL LANES BRIGADE FROM
NAY 5rTt. 1864. TO OCT. 1sT, 1854.

=
MAY 9TH, 1864, TO OCT. 1sT, 1854.
Battle Of the Wilderness, May 3t3~ and
Gtl-KiIIed, officers 3, men 40; Nounded
officers Is, men 2lO; Missing, officers /,
men III Total, officers 23, men 39l-Ag-
gregage 4l6
Battle of Spotsylvania Court House, May
12th-iIilled, office S 5, men 30 Wounded,
officers Il, men 1OG Missing, officers Il.
men 293 Total, officers 33, men 436-Ag-
gregate Al.
Action near SpotsyIvania Court House,
Nav 2ist-KiIled, officers l, men W0un-
ded. officers ?, men IS Missing, officers l,
men 7 Total, officers /, men 23-AGgre-
gate 28.
Battle Of Jericho Ford, May 23d-Kil)ed,
officers 0, men 10; Wounded, officers 8,
men a: Missing, officers Q, men 10; Total
officers s, men 94-Aggregate 1Q2
Action at Storrs Farm-Iotopotonly
Creek, May 31st-Killed, officers Q, men
Wounded, officers 2, men 10 Total, officers
2, men 21--Aggregate %.
Mill, June 3rd, 12th-Killed, officers /, mer
.; Wounded, officers 3, men 27 Total, OF
ficers 4, men 29-Aggrogate 23.
Action at Riddles Shop, near Frazer
Farm, June 13th--Wounded, men . Miss
ing, men ,; Total. men 7-AgGregate 7.
Action ) miles Southeast Of Petersburg
| June 22nd--Killed men 7; Wounded, Off
GERS 4, men 46 Missing, men 5; Total, OF
| ficers /, men 5S--Aggregate SO.
Action in front OF Petersburg, June .-:'Et
| and 25th-Killed, officers l, men ); Wound
| ed, men u; Total, officers /, men l7-Ag
gregate Is. .,,
Battle Of Gravel Hill, July 28th-killed
officers ,, men 9; Wounded, officers .
men Is Missing officers !, men - Total
officers Il, men 126--Aggregate 138.
Battle OF rusaelrs Mills, Darbyto"1
Road, August 10th, and 1Sth-Killed, OF
ficers ?, men Is; Wounded, officers ), mel
80 Missing, officers /, men 20 ; Total OF
| ficers s, men Sl-Aggregate 80.
| Battle of Beams Station, August 2Jth-
| Killed, officers ,, men 10; Wounded, otfi
GERS Is, men 81 ; Missing, men 6; Total
officers II, men 93-Aggre8ate ll5.
Battle OF Jones Farm, September Both
Killed, officers l, men s /; Wounded, officer
| 10. men 81; Missing, men 5 Total, officer
| II. men 1OU--Aggregate Ill.
Action at Pegram's Farm, Oct. Isl
Killed, men Wounded, men s Iota
| 12--ASgregate II.
Grand IotaI--INillod, officers II, mel
143 Wounded, officers Sc, men 1oo Miss
ine. officers q, men 56S; Total, officer
129, men 1,49G. Grand aggregate, l,623
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
Interesting from E3avana-Mexico a nd Hay

At THE ,,.,.,.,,
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Interesting from Bavann-Mexico and Hay
ti-Gen. Rodriguez Shot.
New YORK, July 3.-Havana advlces Of
29th state that j. IL. Morales, late senior
partner of the house of J. NJ. Morales "
Co., is to be the new director OF the Span
ish.
Latest advices from Hayti represent af-
fairs as very unsatisfactory. Three border
powers had pronounced III favor OF annex
alton with St. Domingo.
Gen. RodriuQez was condemned by court
martial to be shot, and was executed on the
10th ult.
Advices from Vera Cruz to the Dist state
the city was almost ready to capltulate.-
General Santa Anna was prisoner at Cam
pechy. Important documents had been
found on his person and he was under close
surveillance.
Advices from Columbia of the 9Th, state
that while President Mosquera was return
ing to his residence, after dining with Gen
eral Costa, he was made a prisoner by his
own guard Gen Costa was the leader III
the movement The General then assumed
the reins Of government until President
should be elected. Mosquera was closely
confined having been proclaimed traitor.
TRIBUTE TO V1RGIS1A-The New Orleans Com
mercial of the l7th, thus speaks of the action OF
this Commonwealth in providing for her debt:
Virginia conveEes her public creditors, exchang-
es her stocks in pubic works for her bonds, can
Coils her loans by one department OF State finances
10 another, and having reduced her public debt
by this process lie aTly fifty per cent, ANNOUNCES
that she is prepared to resume the payment Ofln
terest with estimated balance in the treasury
over and above her annual expenses. Has there
beeL such a spectacle of good faith exhibited in
history? There is true loyalty-loyalty to obiga
tion-yOlurtary compliance with engagements
which might have been suspended or denied.
The GubernatoriaI 1icket i'm Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, July Political excitemen
IS running high throughout this State
Governor BGownlow rules with stern vii
and has set aside the registration in ever.
district that does not incline towards hi
Radical views. In one district, where hi
friends registered the first two days and hi
opponents the two succeeding days, he Sc
aside all but the first two days. He hold
the cards, and will, it is supposed, carry tn
State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

square, of 10 lines Or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged $500 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of ever y
charac tor, are charged as advertisements.
sz-No advertisement, rejecting upon priva te
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, ba
limited.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

FROM ONE WHO LOVES HIM VERY DEARLY.
PHIL SHERRY was Of knightly build,
A soldier of renOwn,
His sabre flashed on many field,
His flag DER many town:
And when the limbs to weakness gro"
Now filed with youthful flame,
Our chiidren's children yet shall Gio"
To bold PaIL SHERRYs name.
With stormy oath and buglC-blast,
And eyes Of kindling fire,
When the skies Of war were overcast,
And hope might well expire
Our PHIL with cleaning hand ana hecl:
Led on his fiery flock,
And the victor foe would turn and reel
. Beneath his desperate shock.
Who has not heard with tears and smiles
OF the hot and headloug ride,
When. after twenty gallOPing miles,
He checked the rebel tide
And how, when LEE was brought at length
To final bay or Hight, =,
Twas PHIL that hurried our tnaI stfeh@th
And won our final fight?
Oh, gallant leader Of the brave,
Whose fame for aye CndureS,
Soil not the crest that victory gave
Bv work that Is not yours!
Leap in the saddle once again,
Let your wild plumes outflow,
Nor help to crush the beaten men
Who sank beneath your blow.
To baser hands, TO meaner souls,
Resign the OdOus task
lis love this passionate cry controls,
'1is for your fame l ask.
want you 5 i'll an image hlgh,
Niched i'll my heart-is king.
Oh. one mere let you pennons ny,
let {" Boots and Saddles ring
You were not famed-the soul God placed
Within you fiery clay
That rare8t gift Of heaven to waste
Ii the wranglngs OF to-day;
The base intriCues, the ready hes,
The cold and coward hates
Tie barb that III the darkness flies,
The pitfal at TIE gatcs,-
These form the politicians trade
Too base for you to know ;
To fight deceit you We're not made,
You need a manllCr foe;
And I tell YOU, Phil ID rather seek
For friends in the foes we fought,
Than trust any loyal " southern Sneak,
Whom success to our side has brought.
MILES O'REuLy,
late private 47th Regiment, New York Nolunte
Infantry.
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sTtTE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COTTNRTS COUNTY.

COLUMBUS COUNTY,
f5,,,t Of Pleas Uud Quarter Sessions. nag Ie'3''
1851.
John A. Maultshy, EXT
Of Aired Smith,
VS.. httdCIiIL4S"'
Mary Z. Beilamy,
1T APPEARING to the Court that Mary j. tai- .;!
] Ian1y hath removed beyond the limits OF THIS
- i !. ordered by this Court that publication
=" made in the Weekly Wilmington Journal, toC
sz weeks notifying the said defendant to apPeisc
~ the na2t term Gf this Court, to be held at the
C.,TrT Trr.e in Whiteville, On the Second Monday
in August NEXT and answer plead to the plain
tiars action or judgment final will be entered
ETTTNFSS- P. HIGH, Clerk Of our said Court,
at Office in Whiteville, the Second Mon
D. P. HIGH,
Clerk County Court.
iunC - (pr- auV 81 oO) A'-o"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, anG nc
the sake Of suffering humanity send free 70 all
who need it, the receipt and directions for maElnS
the simple remedy by which he was curea, sui nul-
ferers Wishing to profit by the advertiser eApe-
renee can do 50 by addressing, in perfect conn
dence, ,C1ia JDiN - ~, Work
r-o 10-1y
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From the Raleigh SeDtineL.
lanes Oili EIi&a sc.

Concord, n. c., June %, 1867.
Dear Sirs Il have just completed, for
General Wilcox's use, a list OF the casual
ties in my old Brigade for the campai8n Of
1864, q copy OF which I enclose, with the
hope that you will give it an insertion IN
your paper, as it will be interesting TO "
great many in this State, as well as crafty
ing to the survivors Of the Brigade, to
know that all the records OF their noble
deeds were not captured or destroyed, on
that trying retreat from Petersburg to hp-
p0mattox Court House.
Very respectfully,
JAMES L. iIANEs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

Co,ut Of Pleas and quarter oe$S'o"S' -it" "
IcI.n 1887.
"l1liSi5t W. ""''o" Original Attachment; Levy on
George ". Shaw Lsn4S.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court
that George W Shaw, the defendant IN TN. tins
attachment, so absconds or conccals hinseI tlla5
the ordinary process Of the law can9oC Ot
MON him. It is therefore ordered that aaTer7
fPPoment Po 1, be made in some newspaper Published
in the city of Wilmington for the space OF SIX 1t
weeks sQccessye n9tyas the saa deteiad@. dc man.
4 " - Ill Ln entered against him, and the land
lg4 .od to sasy the plaintiffs demand, and all costs
Of the proceedings. ., l,,rt 81
WITNESS, Walter +: Bell, Clerk o. sat oo1ns' a. a.
clfice in KenansYiLe, the Ith day oI
May, 1867. r, p Dz7Tr
Clerk County CGnrt.
innc - "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
NOTICE.

TAyING BEEN APPOINTED at the June
term of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions, OF New Hanover county, administrator
with the viii annexed the estate OF the late
r. c. Murphy, Thereby notify all persons indebted
TO the said estate to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims to present them with
in the time prescribed by law, or this nOtIce Will
WM ". FENNELL,
Administrator.
iune q lJ-bW
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SAMP5OfT COUNTY.

Court Of Pleas oad Quarter Sessions, Mag Term.
1867.
TyNHE WILL OF ELIAS FAISON having been
! proponnded for probate in solemn form, IN
our said G. urt and it further appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court that Daniel W. Cromar-
tie and wife Narcssa E., reside beyond the limits
of the State 1t is ordered that pubhcaqoh DC
in the city Of Wilmington, for the space OF six
weeks, notifying the parties above named to aP-
pear aud obiec5 10 the probate, or Judgment pro
r0nfSss0 viii be taken as to them, and the VIII ad-
OSnc at Office in Clinton, this 18th day of June,
io0'' W. \. MATTHIAS, c. c. c.
July lprV adv 9l0) z z1-OM
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

Arms are to be issued 80 the employees
of the Pacific railroad for their own pro-
lection against the red men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
EATICE.

4 PPLICATION Will BE MADE BY Me for
4 a renewal of Certificate No. 246 for -Four
Shares Of Capital Stock Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company, which has been
lost. oz-
june l. ZIz-itMI9-otI
Office for collection.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12
sT.TE OF NORTB CAROLINA,
DUPLIN COUNTY,

Cart Of Pleas and quarter Sessions, APT"
Trr71a 1887.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-12

Fxo1:l Egoatan&-Posihica!-i Affairs
shipment OF Treasure, dc.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3.-Montana dates OF
June 10th say democratic Territorial con-
vention is called for July 18th, to nominate
a delegate to Congress and Territorial OIL
GERS.
General Sherman, in speech at Virgin
la City, said all the Indian tribes IN Mon
tana held council on the Powder river,
and it was boasted they would have 25.00O
warriors bent on the exterminaticn OF the
whites. Il
Governor White, of Kansas, is raising
aioht companies of volunteers to fight the
Indians, and expects to have tnem at Fort
Harker on Saturday.
The steamer Ben Johnson reached Onla-
ha yesterday from Fort Benton, with SlUO', ,
900 in gold dust, 25, 600 stand OF arms, ana
battery had arrived at Fort Benton' 1or
the use of the Territory OF Montana.
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ali Kinds Of Blanks
n THE
l. 4 LIZ

FoE SALE
IorrRNAT. CFo'>P
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From the New York Citizen.
TO SHERIDAN.

FROM ONE WHO LOVES HIM VERY DEARLY.
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Attachment
STSTE OF FORTH CAROLINA.

NIGIIN OUl1IIt.' OOEt.
june y (pr- adv S22 0U) I'-'
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AN EMBER-PECTURE.

Late private 47th Regiment, New 1ork volunteer
Infantry.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26
CORPORATION NOTICE. =
= September 18th, Is6Z
oR7,Et, itroR PLANK SrDRwALKs.

- ~ September 18th, f67-
u, -, ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS
"A Nd now 1t is hereby ordered and
"a directed by the Common Council of
{ the city of Evansville, that ali owners of
lots or parts of lots, fronting on or adjoin-
ing the south side of Sixth street. between
+ irst avenue and Oakley street; =
H. West side of Washington street, between
Seventh and Eighth streets; ~
III Mort side OF Eighth street, from Brink
meyer's Enlargement to Mary street, % +
East side of Oakley street, between Sixth
street and Franklin street;
West side of Ga kley street, between 81 xth
street and Franklin street; .bal "
North side of Center street, between Leet
and Goodseif streets.
south side of Center street between Leet
street and GoodselI street, so z-l0 r-tl ! .
southeast side OF WainkI6 street. between
Northwest sideAof Chez tnut street. be-
tween Church street and Sixth street;
= Mort Invest side OF Chestnut stree, be-
tween Fifth street and Church street;
8 North side of Gum street, between
Third street and Fourth street;
Ia sa Id city, cause the sidewalks thereon
J to be brought TO the pr per grade, "a nd tn at
they cause sidewalk II Class No. 2 to be
LAID down thereon within thirty da VS. from
the publication of this order.
- - A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE. September "a, 1857.
sea DIT = = - - Union copy.J
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

never know, Davy. To think that
+Butsno, no, mol Ineyer could have
loved that dreadful mani
may kiss your hand now, Miss
Nancy?s he asked. simply Efffa
:. sDavy, my dear Davyl What are
you talking about?'srzAa3,,,.f ssrr1,s'
,d1She flung her arms round his neck.
ftingnished person after whom he had
been. idesignated--like Davy Jones,
Senior, 'inipoint Of fact not so
black as he hadibeen painted, nor so
black as he had painted himself just
as all is not gold, that glitters, 80, ell is
not clean that seems 50, at first sight,
tits necessary to examine below the
surface as well as above before decid-
ing upon an opinion. ssfs -. - .s L. -, !.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-26

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