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PRorHorlp 81 koYA1 LErrlRs PAT.
emit OF England, and secured By the seals OF the
tcole de Pharmacie Dc Paris, and the Imperial
TrisssmaF No. 1, 10 the efsctuai remedy for Re
taxation. eDermathorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
seded the nausecss use Of Qopevia, Cubehs, &c.
Trfssemar No 3 b the infAllible remedy Tor eli
atieg The use Of mercury and ell other dsleterous
3aoh preparation 10 in the form OF Q most asr>s-
able Logsngs Secured frsm the effects OF eli.
mate and chanses OF atmosDhere. IN tin cases, 6
cssSs. thus saving % Divided In separate dose
6 administered By vslDeau. sallamanda, RouE,
WSoiesale and retail b. Dr. BARROW, Ho. lsx
s! e s s:S :i:s :: 8 tosD-zo. SEQ Penn.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuCtioneers.

TkCSLEks SALE UF IMPKUE I'D REAL ES
streets east. Capitol Hill. at Public Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 2sd instant. at O'Clock
p m shall sell in front Of the premises by vir-
tue Of . deed Of trust to me from the subscriber
dated the goth day OF March 1865, and duly record
ed Dshe Land RecOrds for Washington csuaty
District Of Columbia, Liber N q. T.. No IS, To-
I1os EOS 20i, and EOS, Lot No Il: In square 1888,
gecd depth to fine alleys, with the inprove.
meRts.
The above property will be ssld according to the
said deed Of trust on the premises and title sold
that is vested in me as trustee
Terms: One fourth cash balance six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest, and secu red
by Q deed Of trust on the premises All convey
ancing End revenue stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser, 9l0o down when the property is Knocked
ROBERT BOSTON. Trustee.
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FRESH IMPORTATION.
am now IN receipt ofneW season OLIVE Oil,
direct from Bord and am prepared TO supply
the trace 'ni NEW ioRk, PRICES. $50
- --tF W. BUDOHILL.
DIANO-one full -size Chick rfng Grand Piano
IL which we have taken % exehsnse, -
fer sale upon easy terms. Price ssso' ct jSS<v1(
w. g. MErZIROrT q 90,
ds7 Sole Agents Of stsisway Sons.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
UNTTED STA TES PITENT 0EFICE

49,, WASHINGTON, January q, 1901.
On the petition Of THOMAS j. SLOAN, Of
nav . a0Fs, ~ T., PssyinS for the extension Of
1855. for an improvement il Machine for Point,
ing and Thre aiding Screw Blanks, for seven years
from the expiration 81 said patent, which takes
It s ord sreS that the said petition be heard Ct
April nsxt, ct IL O'Clock n. /; and al porscns
are notified 70 appeer and show cause, If any they
have. why said petition ouEht not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are feaaired 70
die In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing. q least ,,ceny days before
party, to be used q the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of this once, which will be furnished applioa-
Dispositions and other papers, relied u,on q
testimony must be filed In the ofise tresty days
oefore the dny of hearing; the arguments, II any
within ten days after fline the tsstimony
Orde. alss that this notice De published I'm the
I.tsll,se:ter and the 6egsbliesm wsshinston, D.
O., and In the Times. New York, d. Y. once
week for three suocessive weeks; the nrst Of said
publications to be st least sxty days previous 70
the day Of hearing.
Commissioner Of Patents.
P.s-1ditors Of the shove papers win please
with paper contsininR this notice. jal0-lawsw
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STEAMBOAT LINES,
DOTOMAC TRANsPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE 70 SHIPPRRs.

NOTICE TO sHIPPIRs.
The etsamsr EXPREsS, Capt. L. A, RYfHIB.
isayss %a: q at ( e q and AZ %A
smiths Point, Ghstterten Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point. PIoGden 3
rtoHen Bay, FexwellI Wharf, Hszeii's #harf.
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and orriyes IT Baifi.
more et Q. u on Sunday
80. J.B. BRI An BRO, Agents,
apI-u No. 34S Penna. avenue.
u IOHMOND, IRIDERIOKsBURQ And 20
II TOAAO RAILROA6.
TO TRAVILL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tBsndsy p. N. sxesDtsd.l
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y Test-R. J. MElGs. CLERK.
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATE PATENT OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, DeoNmber o. 1856.

On the petition Of wILLIAM wICKERSHAM,
q patent granted e 6im on the ' 18th day q
April, 1858, for an Improvement in Sewing Ms-
chimes for seven year. from the expirat on Of said
ls67:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard ct
the Patent Once en- Monday, the LIST dag Of
APRIL next, at L. o'clock m; and all personssrs
notified to appear aud show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not to be grss ted
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
nile In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing. at least ttreny days before
the day q hearing; all testimony kled 81 either
party to be used ct the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the sfhcs, which will be furnished on ap1Ica-
ton.
Deposition, and other p.pers relied upon a
testimony must be hled In the ONCE t,cenfv days
before the day Of bearing; the ersuneats. II any.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the Republican and the National Intelligencer,
Washington. D. O., and In the Journal. Boeton
Mass, once week for three successive weeks:
the FIRST Of said publications to be ct least a xtr
days previous to the day Of hearing,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. g. dftore OF the above papers win please
COPY and send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. "a 2-lswsw
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RI. q. MCGUIRE 90. Auctioneers.
TWO FIsHEBIEs ON rae POTOMAC RIVER
AT AUCTION.
We will sell, at auctien, on THURSDAY MORN.
rooms, the privilege to fish for one or more
seasons, the two well known Fisheries. White
House or Bellvoir, and the Opposum Nose both
situated on the Potomac River
Wood may be had At . reasonable rate on either
estate.
Terms cash.
J. O. Mcguire co.,
ia 10-StawAds IBalt. Sun Auctioneers.
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
TxgsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
rR9HTING 0H SOUTH q STREET, BE
AT PGBLIO AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, 3lstipst At IL O'Clock IN 7
shall sell, on the premises. by virtue Of deed Of
trust, dated the 18th Of BE ptember, A. D. 1855 and
duly recorded In Liber Il. n. a. folios TO- l2i ana
l22, In one Of the Land Records of Washington
County. in tho District OF Columbia, having 20
feet frent by 3o feet deep. to the place of begin
ming, With the improvements. consisting ofa two
Terms: Dash All convey ancine and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. $50 down
on the day Of sale. and II the terms are not com
piled with within Ave days after the day of sale
the trustee reserves the right to resell the prem
Uses 1T the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser, by advertising three times In some ne We.
paper published in Washington city.
ROBERT CLARK, Trustee
)a1-eo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
Jay COOKE 4 CO.,
BANKBRs,
<UtsesaA street, opposite Tsasspy,
husand sci steurrent market rates, and kssD
onstantly on hand, . full supply OF al
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEVENTHIBTIls, AND COMPOUND
INTBRIsT NOTES
Orders far STOCKS. BONDS, So, executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
sel-n
BARROW CO.,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
jy a-tf AND LAND WARRANTS
First National Bank Of Washington.
a. D. COOKE. (of Jay Cooke Oo.,) President.
wA. Q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOvERHMIAr DIPOsITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AslNT OF THE UNIFIED
STATES,
lSh Street, oz1osus ths Tfsdsxsy Department
Government Securities with Treasurer United
~0NE xILLIoN D0LLARsN
We buy and ssll all classes Of GOVERNMENT
6ECURITIESat current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Cb,lea,o~,
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We Darchass Government Vouchers on the
MOST AV0RABLE TERkS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS Of USINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted to u.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 70 oOvHRH.
AIHT LOANS ct al times cheerfnlIy furnished
WIN. Q. HUNfIN0TOH, o. shier,
Washington, March =, 1885, mn-n
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SP1OIAt N0ELCE-fwo thousand load clean
q, s.sc,..s Az. Of ne noss ssiteble Kind
SANp saA two thouesnd loads FINE SALT. sait.
oIie tsf nasonIy eod Diesesrtns, % had "a ier
essn coYne Ieth street vsst and UsasI-
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WHAT 1AE ffIT a9ssp F sA EIbTqE 1Hs sAnAs

IA, Ies. @, iSs4.!I hsys Srsss ss;ss.sscasn n
ssaqns thcs have .s:d me 6snsritsa RsnsSies
ShetI have Sssd then With jsdsment. disorsxsec
md Iroyss.y. and. hsye found hem rcsSopd 70 M
their eemposikon, have he fSiIsst .id.Scn e
1hsir s0eaoz, "a fax e NJ Sso & den SxtSSda
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lil,}l.ill j. 81. -N0nlfnollsz haszlseesl zsatl-s
pointed s7TIyat secretary to. his Exceilency
Gerer1oF.lsssf ef-s to succeed Colonel Hollo-
way, VIA has resigned, and gone East on
ashosft ffipf II {()E ~
The feeder dam at Broad Ripple, on
White BsVer, by which the nal is sup
plle y go water. gave way on the 14th.
sOVec-EjA a.arsohs are thrown@out of work by,
the break. rhe dam can not be repaired
in less than sixmonths, and it will cost at
least $50 600 y
.Tlleinddal.Pdris JdliIGIa1as I.eAtAs that the
Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and the La
faye tie and Tfrdfatiapoiis Railroads, have
citation were filed in the Office of the Sec
retafxo of state on 1hurhday. Il U -
A blacksnal5e was foundI on top ofIthe1
snow, near Greenyille, on the 18th Of, Jan
nary. Bill Dlih 1J8liiac
ID AAman named Charles Wattles attempted
to get aboard train at adfortQ Wayne,
missed his footing, fell under the train
and was killed. He was a drover, and re-
sided at70&lord POD
fFhe indianapolis Journal says a story
has gained fcredencei that q several regi-
AAShDS ~ AhdldHtt IEOpkfo fdEpAtL 10 bS IdAScu
TO be sent against the hostile Indians on
the plains, and General Terrell is daily
receiving Inquiries on the subject. The
report il not II true. N or spchleorder has
been received by the Adjutant Geher4l.
A case of supposed spontaneous COM
bustion is reported by the Indianapolis
Journal, as having taken place at, Column
bus, in this State. Citizens of the last
named place we're attracted ito O fliquor'
shop OF German named Eolte, who,
on arriving, found the keeper dead.
ii His lips were burned away, and his tongue
was all arcrisp. His nose,was also scorched
as If by a flame from the mouth, and his
clothing was stffl on fire. He'was addicted
to beastly intoxication, and it is supposed
IT. at he came to his death by spontaneous
combustion, or by the burning of infam.
manle gases, generated in the w hisky-rotsl
ted carcass, and escaping by the lungs and
air passages. This might have been caused
by an attempt to light cigar with a MATCH
or otheer panle. pWEHIGg q ~
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CHAPLAIN LozIER, in note to the
Indianapolis Journal, thus speaks of
the Crescent City Band, and its con-
templated visit to the Capital:
Enquiries are made as to the posi-
bility of getting Philip Phillips to re-
MAIN and slug for the people at the
Evansville Band Concert on
Thursday night. In his letter to lie,
Mr.. Philips stated that his engage
him to remain over ,19g Tuesday night.
wish he could stay for I would ike
to seerthose Evansvillians handsomely
entertained. They used to- brow
fnr me when Twas raising fu6dsfier
the aanitaryilb andFthe Soldiers
Home, and We're never known to
~ askiFk7As&4 E.RFsf 'E4R saT y IL HI e.
lsu9aJ s. 81 ,lsiyso ai 8n0b ssai0 10 IN
osobtIuuf .l8e1j6
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EnrAhean News.

Our dispatches by the, Cable this
morning are very full and important.
The speech of the Emperor NAPO-
LEON: the Reorganization Of the italian
Cabinet, the Prussian elections, the
prospects for the final independence
of the heroic Cretanss and the OUT
break Of the Fenians in Ireland, are
all events of stirring interest. The
latest phase of the Irish troubles, as
will be seen from the Dublin dipatch
of yesterday, was that the attempted
rebellion was failure.
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To correspondents.

We, never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to us if unacquainted.
Write on only ones side of the paper,
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public;
and be as brief as the subject will al
low. 50
Communications should be address,
ed to the 8 Editors offthe JOURNAL, :" =,
and not to individuals. ID
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The Owenesboro (Ky) Monitor
appeared last week enlarged and in a
new dress, greatly improved in APP
pearance.l Aside from its politics,
the Monitor is one of the best of our
weekly exchanges. 1t devotes much
space to local news and home inter-
estsAthe things which make coun-
try week lylvaluable to to its patrons.
1t is patronized by our Evansville
merchants somewhat, but not as lib
orally as would be profitable to them.
IF our business men would extend
their trade, they must advertise both
at home and abroad
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Special Market Reports.

The commercial Columns of the
JOURNAL this morning will be found
unusually full of Information for the
business reader. By special dispatches
and correspondence I'VE Afe deter
mined to make the JOURNAL ne
cessitSy to every Intelligent mercRant
not only in Evansville but in the
Lower Ohio Valley. .,,....a
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ha For the Evansville Journal.
RemIniCenseS of 1874.

In the good old days of Henry
CLAY Whiggery and James K. Polk
Democracy, John Ingle, Esq, the
present Superintendent E. & G. r. r.,
Judges John Pitcher, Lemuel O. De
Bruler, and General James c. Veatch
were the Wing Champions; and jolly
old 10. Edison, James Lockhart, and
Robert Dale Owen were the Demo
cratic opponents. Although they
lashed each other good naturally, yet
neither side never neglected the OPP
portunity ofturning' the laugh against
his political opponents. ue
On one occasion, Uncle 10. Ed
SON was addressing the,citizensdurin
the fall session of the Circuit Court,
at Rackport, Indiana, ON theqissues Of
the day. Mr.. Ingle was present, and
about the time " Uncle.Jo.'iH was We
hanaently and stentoriAnilike Belabor-
ing the Wings, a celebrated Jack,
owned BY Allen Gentry. began to bray
at terrible rate. Mr.. IngleIrose and
said: " Mr.. Chairman, fair play; t,cOi
at tinej is'aoo iniachEf6r us. ALL
,teetg fine. Uncle Jo." calculated,
damn it, Ingle,ikeep still"
During the session, Lockhart
revenged the Democratic cause by
turning the laugh on DeBruler. The
Judge was then practicing in Spencer
and Dubois, and was considered as
Z. keen as Poverty. and twice as cut
ting Hewas needed in Court. and
Sheriff Grass was told to tlcall Mr..
DeBruler " (Which one, Judge En-
bree?" Lockhart, as quick as thought,
replied, Loquacious O. DeBruler; "
and to the great merriment of the by
ISLANDERS, Sheriff Grass bawled out,
Loquacious @. DeBrulerl Loqua-
cious O. DeBrulerl iLoquaeious 20
DeBrulerl come into Court"
More anon0 , - grGf "a. WAJ.a
Vincennes. Feb. Is. 1867. pr go
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The Journal Abroad.

Our citizens who are absent from
the city and want to see the DAILY
Journal, will find it regularly on file
in Cincinnati at the Mercantile Libra
ry; in Chicago at the Board of Trade
Rooms; in st. Louis at the Mercan-
tile Library lin indianapolis at the
Bates House, and at St. Nicholas
Hotel. New York.
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aIHE Beenvffie Enquirer, IKE the
Courier and gother .Democratic news
papers hereabouts, is very anxious to
knew the position of the JoURNAL on
the question of negro suffrage. We
have no hesitation in gratifying them.
in settling the question of the recon
structon, Of the Southern States, as
between the rebels and the leya
blacks, I'VE would much prefer en-
trusting with the ballot the negroes,
who were faithful tosthe Government
and bore armsin its defense, than the
men who devoted four years to its de-
Tstrpetiop Rqf upon this apestion
the indications are that the President
and ais, rebel slemoeratico advisers,
the Southern Governors, will come toa
an agreement with the extreme Radi =
cal wing Of, the Republican pnTty, in
favor Of granting universal ) qffyage-7o
to rebels and negroes alike. We very
much doubt the policyTof il;
We do not advocate the extension
of suffrage to negroes in Indiana, 1t
would require change in the State
Constitution, and we are opposed to-
any action upon the part of the Legis7T
lature having in view the submission
of that question to the people. IN
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MECHANICS, farmers, working men
of all classes, and the friends of educa-
ton, will be interested in reading
the report of Judge NILES to the
State Senate On the Agricultural and
Mechanical College, which we pub
lish' this morning. The question is
attracting muchyattention on the part
of the working-men of Indianapolis.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Madison Gottr,ier. reports the peach
buds uninjured in that locality.
Another paper mill is soon to be ests b.
ihshed at Laporte. iDi 2 nnad 30 email
About 900 Valentines passed through
! the Post Office, at Yincennes on Thursday
eand Friday last. y II j. Z q Il q
-blfA series 81 very interesting religious
meetings nave peep held at Vincennes, the
last two weeks, iii the N. T. cbprcI,
A fellow At Milford. Kos ciuskos County.
name iey' whlie INDUCING in the
Nasty o.. ipastihez6f saooSfnps a nerro,
rgtRp miss lr5h i.ila zHeE Asr,oi4
~ = T8vo ile1i9 hao98@ .oE-safffg
.orolE eon3 hns zoos ss1sslals
nISb 800 1881 e 100 .si-F e4Gv9
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WE publish the proceedings of a
Union meeting of another county Of
Western, Ken lucky Ningston3 this
morning. 1t is gratifying to see with
what tnanimits the loyal men Of, this
part Of thai, 1sf4tee, e. shheFato fores, $50
hopelesslyHunder the control of the
rebel Democracy, are responding to
the'cah for the Union State Conven
ton. 1t will give much strength to
the new Union organization and i'm
part fresh confidence to the loyal men
of the central and mountain coun-
ties to see. a good delegation from
Western Kentucky in attendance at
Frankfort on the 26th inst.
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TFoFtthe Evansville Journal.
Livingston county, Ky, Union Com
Z Il & uVeRtiah.A


Z II q AyeRtian.A
At meeting Of Union men, held at
Smithhml, LiEipgstpn eou9tyg KY
on thes9tI1 day Of February, 1867, j.
G. Guthrie was called to the Chair,
sndi +. = BusshAn I1EsEGwFassh appointed
On motion of DR.. R, r., Bush, j.
w Bush, E. Branstetter and 3.
90 Brien were appointed Committee
G8aifdf i short ableace. che C64nnit-
tee reported the following Resolu-
1tli99pes, which were ,,or unanimously
.Resolesd, That we approve Of the
actions of the = Mon membersIof the
Legislature and others, placing the
Union party of Kentucky in harmony
with the great Union party of the ma
ton, and their call for convention,
to meet at Frankfort, Ky, on the 10Th,
fof this month. for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Governor
and other State officers; and that DIR.
R.R. Bush. p. Fl. Conant. J. C.s.Guth-
RE, G. G. Halstead, and E Hoffman,
be, and they are hereby, appointed
delegates to said convention If
none of the said delegates should att,
tend, Hon N. r. Black, our present
State Senator, is requested to repre-
sent US in said convention. alsasE
Resolved. That Samuel Mckee, of
J Montgomery County, sis our first
choice for Governor of the State, but
We will support the nominee OF tie
State Convention asa 49,s.k
Resotocd, That we believe that a..
District Convention should Re Nod ut
an early day, to nominate a cardiahte
for Congress, and THAT we pqophae
Smithland as the place. and some
time. this mouth EFebruary) "a
the time. assR 5ssg0 II
Resolred, That Hon. Nathan r.
Black, Of Crittenden County, be re-
commended for the nomination for
Congress, and that we will give him.
our hearty support fshe win consent
to make theirace, or any other good
man thatothe convention may detefA
mine to runaa ufaIE 4sdroJ
Res0tUedg That we recommend Will
son HOLMAN as a suitable person to-
be run. as candidate for Represent
alive i n the Legislature. q
ResolUed, That while we do not
want to stir up old party issues and
animosities, still we repeat our firm
conviction Of the truth aud justice of
the principles and policy of the Ma
tional Union party, and urge their
adoption BY the people of Kentucky,
and the Union, as the only means to
give peace to the States, and prosper
ity and happiness to the people.
ResolUed, That in the rejection by the !
of the amendment to the
Federal Constitution, that body be-
trayed spirit of faction, inimical to
compromise and settlement of ques7
tions growing out of the war, the
effect of which will be to postpone
the time when the States South will
be allowed representation In the Ma
tional councils.
Resolced, that the Secretary be in
structed to send copies of these pro-
ceedings to the Evansville Journal,
Frankfort Commonwealth, and Smith
land Times for publication.
j. G. GUTHRIE, Chairman.
R. r. BUSH, Jr.,. Secretary.
90 ~ 49, -
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Il Collectors Sale -
FOR THE PAYMENT OF COST AM
EXPENSES Of QWLDERING
sw4EE STREET. ~


EXPENSES OFtFBOWLDERING
se1EH STREET. ~
RTOTECE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that,
Az by virtue of "a precept issued by the
Mayor of the city of Evansville, and 70 me
rdiFecfed. | will sell at9public auctiOn. at
the door ofthe COURTHOUSE in said CITY, on
'1eLR TUESDAY. February 9th, 1867,
at ten o clock a m the following described
real estate. to wit: Let number one hum
dred and thirty nine lls9). In the Original
Plan of the fCify OF Bvansvllle--James g.
Jones, ownerT-or 20 muchtheFeoI as may
be necessary 10, ps,s uhel sum. 6f dve ,h1n-
idred and foEtyrfoui iolsiI4s and tSEbiy
cents ga SD, being tbe amount Charged
and assessed gssfiriSt sad Iot Of ground as
The share pesproporapb pf Nid lot 81 the
costs and expense Of grading ana DOW, fSr-
ing Third Street OF S;iid ely betNie.sa@fie
southeastern cuHb-4fae OF Locust street
and the middle Of Walnut street III her
With the costs Oh sale: aud oat SAD sale
viii be continued or tle,fleXt disf tnere-
after, to wit. on "Wednesday, February
9Th, 1861, AT two o'clocK pm. NJ tilt same
place. for the purpose or Snsiirg sid real
estate If the Same Should have been sold
on the day first above mentioned and not
- -. JOHS. SCHUBERT, Collector
Evansville. February II, ls57.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-18
Dissolution.
snaIEnD Dissolution.

RVHE FIRM OF BITFROLFF d DE-
= Ian q was dissolved on the LIST day of
February, 1876 said firm having sold their
establishment to the new firm Of GeisSler
and will collect all accounts due and paw
aDecIain1s against the old ffrnlso of BfttroIff
& Delang. GEORGE A. BITTROLFF.
CONSTANT DELANG.