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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-06

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-The special
H0:isc committee have reported a bill
calling for a State convention 10 alter
and amend the State constitution. The
bill passed the House by more than a
four-tifths vote. Its passage by the
Senate is considered certain, but it is
expected the Governor win veto il.
Should he do No, the bill will pass by
more than twO-thirds. o..
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
-- DDDD An DIVA ru

IT WILL OEFEh AT PRIVATE
sale my farm. containing two hundred and
three acres, located in Ohio county, W. Va.
two miles southeast of Triadelphia, east Of the
National Rad. and approximating near ii. IL
is within one half I'd mile Of Roney's Point, and
adjoining lands with Capt. Springer on the
northwest, and the old Henry Bell farm on the
southeast. This farm is in high state Of culti.
walton. There are one hundred and fffy acres
Of cleared land, tho most Of which Ii well set In
grass. and from its abundance Of water, (which
is found in every field 1t is unexcelled for The
grazing of sheep or cattle. On the farm arr two
good houses, (framesl . large and excellent harm,
. good stable, with sufficient room for ten horseA
and outbuildinss all complete. There are also
two orchards on the farm, with an a~ggregate;of
one hundred and fiffy trees Of excellent fruit
also, pears, peaches, plums and grapes in abun-
dance. Neither Is the farm wanting in the pro
duction Of wheat and corn having q rich sof,
and is underlaid with coal; easy Of access. For
further information, cali ON the subscriber on
the premises THOMAS HENDERSON. :
de~cl52td&itw ?
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THE FREUsD,

An elegant Journal printed 10 N" German ~
guage, and Isshe@ for trr ben.ht IL "ut LsrE,s
citizens, l. published weekly At The KH'ls'iA
office. ,gAfaff fff o.
Feeling grateful Tor the gcneryps .ecgaSE,
ment With which the frfenhs ~ thr EbIir,iA
bave hitherto rrwarfed his efori'. te ~
prietor hopes by continued rnteDrt~ anf "
ergy 10 merit IN tho future the sane hht-
ronags which thnir paper has h'rt"i"r +"
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Werkingmen.. A..euhi,.

ALBANY, Feb. a-The State Working
mems Assembly met to-day. The Pres.
ident delivered an address favering the
eight hair system, the protection of
workingmenant the exemptionof $1,000
income from taxation. and deprecating
the employment of convicts at mcchan-
ical branches of industry.
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River NJ Ciaciannii

CINCINNATI, Feb. 5.-T'he river has
risen1 feet midi inch since yesterday.
There is 81 feet l inch in the channel,
and rising about ; inches per hour, and
is full of floating ice.
The weather is clear and the Their
inometor 40 deg. A light snow fell
last night. . ... rs s
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CARD.

7 HAVE THE pLEAsURE OF INFORMING
i the writing and business public that ! have
engaged Mr.. W. u. Richards. tine fngenipns ai.
thor q the new and wendssfsBy suuessfh
81 the Writing Department In this College. and
Am therefore abie To offer you In this depart
ment instruction directly from the best authon.
~ known. STUDENTS In the Conn@rrisl Depart.
meBt will be entitled TO these Lessons, without
ertrz charge JOSIAH GREASY.
janis PRINCIPAL wheeling Com College,.
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Conyeu,ion Of Grower

DETROIT, Feb. 5.-Thc Michigan
State Agricultural Society have united
with the State Wool Growers Associsr
ton and called q general convention of
wool growers at Arrabon the 18th. 10Th,
and 10Th inst. A general invitation is
extended to all wool growers of other
States.
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THE Mining, Agricultural and
's' 80 Grazing Interests

on West Virginia will find in III. kEaINILEi
constant and fraions advrste, Nhils tho sa,'
add political adyancepapi Of ihs Stab sll"
ceiye Its earnest attention,
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gg telegraph
TO FsIE REGIsTER.- =
BY H CABLE.
Telegraph TO The Regis'er.l

LIVERPOOL, Feb 5.-Noon.-Cotton
c dull and irregular, at l4fd.
LONDON. Feb. 5.-Noon,-consols all
yanced to 80 l-6: Erie advanced to 39f:;
5-2os unchanged. .HUsI3HU'
Adsiees from Florence state that the
Italian church bill has been defeated.
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RobbeFv

NEW YoIk. Feb. a-To-day between
twelve and one o'clock, the Office Of
Leonard w. Jerome, ON Hall street. was
entered hy burglars and robbed Of
hundred Thousand dollars in 5-2oCnitcd
States bonds. ..s.. .-.
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Ohio CoSnfy Ci,e~it Coxrt, Ja'''y h"


1o67.
Samnsl Pields 70. Thomas H. ESsn. =.
jamin y. Evsna, psrts~r- under tbs arr
Of T. II. Evans L. &c. md the Ftr'i
Bank Of Wheeling. Attachment in ...G
The object sf tiis suit IN IN reeoy'r
PENDANTS, 7. n. Evxns 4 10, sdebi an
IN the ~eomplalnsnts amcunting 70 ri
o. ia - With Interest nom fhs ART dsy y
Is6s, and cost. Of snit. an sfis,hpss,SD
been issued hrrpfn, and ssrvsf sy"W
Fffst Nafiouai Banf ~ wheeling .a>
And IL sppearfpg from an afhf.'i "a .
cause that fiie DEF endsbt Tbo-ns u. 80
not . resident Of this STATE, on the rsoos !.
complainant tU bis coun.i, u . ytnT s-sr1
ayp<sr hers vhhih DOE hponfs sf'sr n.
weekly publication and the dpe p.iLh.
order, and attend 90 his fBt~rr-6 . fh,
MICHAEL BKEISn
A copy. Teste: MCHAELy BkEhSsa
Wheat & FOrbes fof complainant.
Gb;-oA W.T. .,str.
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MeIodeons and Second Hand
Pianos at Lowest Prices. .,
Sheet Music, ~ Music Rocks,
Singing Books, nj asicaI ln-
tspp.rpants SfrinRS. &c.
The Great English Remedy

No. I3s Main Street, Wheeling, W. '
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AS A NEWSPAPER

We intend that u shall be- famed FORTS .orpsr
and reliability. The best and latest Inkeu,Lot
that can b. obtained by TELEGRAPH nd
MAIL, In relation 10 matters of general la,sr,,,
will always he laid before our rrsdrrs and !.
cost win 10 counted In keeping our subscriber.
thoroughly and constantly posted uP"n al iap,,.
Of Importance.
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Heimstr-et's inimitabls Hair Coloring Is not .
dye All instantaneous dyes are fenmposed Of
lunar eas1ssie, md more or leSs destroy the vitali-
Hair Coloring. and has been growing in favor
over { wenty year.! II restores gray hair to its
original color by gradual absorption, in q most
remarkable manner. 1T In alss q beautiful hair
deazins. Sold IN teos ites0 ceuts and SI-by
all dealers. &. HEIMSTREET. Chemist
Saratoga spring Water, sold by al
Druggists. W. febl COW
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TERMS.
PAYABLE IN ADyAScEJ

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PAYABLE In ADVANCE
W ,%s"Ssi.. -
"Tf thfse nsos,bs, "
49, by esIt-r, p~r week
THwetijy Begfsidr: .ineie copy By "'n's
And a COPY FIRE 70 De getter W q " ass
weekly krs.-'.@s ss7fssa sgss
club Of tsn .......-
club VI twenty
q eiaS q Ten. and ecpy u DE- Tn'w~iJ' 70
the rytter 4ap az . club u twenty.
kemittanoes Cor Clubs must b. nab 80
time. but additions may be made 81 any
Club rates sfbrt Il Cab has bess rz4Ss~v
y1ded q fnIl years subscription u takfh Ia
Money by Draft, Express or Rsf's~f~
tens may be sent at our nsk. Addrs
z.HHLEWgs BAkGs
eetis -rys wbeelinG West 'hp.
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The Fenians.

KINGSTON, Feb. 5.-The fenian pris-
onens arrived last night. Lynch and
McMahon were set to work in the foun-
dry department. II a.
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THE REGISTER

wnl strive 10 make the popular mind with,
onnyiction," rather than ala, ish BY dietal.uu. .sa
wnl labor TO disseminate only such vrN, aI"S
current questions ~ b"sr the stamp II rs.sp
and the seal of truth.
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VIII have their interests specially consulted H
the preparation Of this %rolnnn and no hn,lIs,,
man In we.l Virgins shouth hr,iist. 10 rsl
himself Of Ia advantages.
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TIE TRl-WEEKI.y

l. published every TWesiay, THURSDAY and Nj
uriay, and contains, besides the coui"ats 81 The
preceding issues Of III" DAILY mgBN 'alnab'
Items prepared especially Tor this puhl1'si'"s
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River at Pittsburu.

PiTTsBURG, Feb. 5.-Noon-River II
feet sinches, and falling.
Weather clondy and damp. with sns
inch of snow this morning.
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A 7 RULES HELD IN THE CIRCUIT
"A Court for said county, on the first Monday
IN December, 1866.
John X. Botsford, John W. Boyd and Robert
Simpson, partners under the firm name Of j. X.
Botsford & Co, "a Charles L. PembertOn, Henry
X. Thompson. partners under the firm name 0i
Pemberton & Thompson; also, Gore Thompson.
]. r.. FeTrel and Daniel Anderson. Attachment
This day came the complainants and filed
their Bill. and the defendants Charles T., Penn.
berton and J. p; FeFrel not having entered their
appearance, and 10 appearing fron an affidavit
filed in this suit. that said Pemberton and said
Ferrel are pot residents Of this State, IL IL or.
Hdsrfd( nm motion Of complainant by their
ATTORNEY. that said Charles T.. Pembcrton and
said j. p. Ferrel appear here within one mouth
after the publication VI this order and do what
il necessary to protect their interests In this
suit. and that this order be published once q
week Tor four weeks surcessivsly In ths whsel-
ing REGIsTER, a newspaper published in the city
Of Wheeling, and posted at the front door Of
this Court House for n like period. IL
The object Of this suit il 70 set aside = deed Of
rtrust 81 assignmest, made by said Cha1es n.
'Pembertou and aid Henry T. Thompson on
their real estate and personal property, and sab.
ject the same 80 thu payment of eeaiplaina nts
claim. TeSte: FRIEND cox, Clerk.
. GE0. r. BOrp, Sol. for Complainants.
janl6-l q WV
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Chicago Market.

CHIcAGo, Feb. D.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat quiet;
No. l,2 10; No. :, l 81. Corn firm, ut
zoe. Oats, strong, at 41a4lae. Rye
Quiet, at s0c. Mess pork nominaf, Mt
10 90. Live hogs Very quiet; light re-
ceipts; sales at 64a6fc: Dressed hogs
steady, at 1ia1fc.
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, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN

.AssENGER TRAINswILL BUN
BY the following schedule on and after the
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IT'S COMMERCIAL COLrNN

win contain the latest aud mos, rrliall, urarl,l
reports from Wheeling and all pIVmh.pl hast
ern and Western cities.
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New Yo,k Money Market.

'''' , y" New YoKK,, Feb,.5.
Money easier; a large supply seeking
investment at 6a7 per cent. on call.
Governments. something doing at
| %.
Sterling frmer at l 0eial 0af.
Geld finer; opening at 3t, and
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Larger 10y FAR than that Of amy other rsrtf II
the State, makes,it the best ad'"rii'irs mediaH
IN West Virgins. . "a
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rNSFiFs1y TDELB
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USA f.aFETHAF

DFCFs 1DIaYO 40
LYoS's EXTRACT or PURE JAMAICA GISGRh-
for Indigestion. Nausea. Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus, F1atalency. &c, wherr q
EARNING stimnlant 10 required. Its careful pre-
p~sration and entire purity makes it . cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes. Sold sy
|erywher at 81 tents per bottle. Ask for. LIZ
oSs" Pure Extract. Take no other.
seystsGe spring Water, sold by all
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TRANSPORTATION
Baltimore 6 Ohio r. R. Go
SCHEDULE.

oyy1cy B,ITrxoKE & ONO RAHRoAp Co.
WHEELING, Jan. S, 1857. )
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MEDICAL
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NEWsPAPER
Get Up Your Clubs For 1867

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KENTUCKY ITEMS.

Rev. r obt. j. Breckenridge is quite ill al
inns residence IN ,Danvhe. He mas been
confined to his hous; for several days past
The sum of two hundred and eighty dol
lars was realized atitwo colicerts recently
given at Greensboro, for the benefit of the
sufferers of the South.
/ The citizens ofFa$ette County, KY.
| have contributed twelve milch COWS for
[ the society having a care for orphans at
Lauderdafe, Mississippi. ~ - - i'A'o' ''i'
| A gentlemen from Pennsylvania, is on
a visit to greensboro, with the view of es-
tablishing foundry and machine, shop at
that place. 1t would prove a great conve-
nience to the people of that city and vi
cinity..TS sfa1IF ~ sre lEFf Ri -
Thomas d. Howard left Louisville last
Monday for Colorado, as agent in charge of
a gold mine in that territory, which is be-
ing worked by a company OIL Kentuckians.
Last Sunday, Mrs. Nancy Delaney, resid-
ing in louisville, being aggravated by 4
negro girl in. her employ, suffered herself
to become SO much excited that an attack
of heartdisease, to which she was subject,
was brought on, from which she expired
in a short time. 81 i, sfp..g.s,ss slasl \,
The Greensboro 1foaftor of the s.h inst,
says: In many localities in this vieini-
ty, the peach trees have not as yet put out
their blooms. In fact. a singular phenom-
ena is, that inLsone. orcfiards, while the
blooms haye appeared and disappeared
weeks ago, adjoining orchards have SO far
acknowledgement ofiblooming QUIZ
Jno. Wilsonswes st1ot by Henry Wilson,
a few days ago, near Calhoon. Mclean
County,! Wdisoillfs iiilaS 1preearious, eoistiiLi
ton. Three or four shots each were fired.
An old feud was the occasion of the affair.
Neither OF the parties are over niheteens
The Louisville, Baptists design erecting
a larger and more imposing church edifice
in that city, the present building being too
small to accommodate their rapidly in
creasing membership and congregation. 5
Judge Lynch has assembled the bench In
Taylor County. Las Monday party of
about twenty persons assembled In Camp
bellsvllle and obtained entrance TO the
jail, took therefrom man named Thomas
Gebhart, who was charged with having
stabbed a man, and, proceeding about
three-quarters of mile from the town.
hanged the man to a limb till he was dead,
leaving the body where the lawless deed
was committed. Such lawless proceedings
are not adding great deal of credit to that
people. 40 % 1AcA ~ & ,i1d1adUh
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Literary lIIt Items rs and md Gossip.

The latest sensation in literary cir
6cles, is HENRY WARD -BEEcHER.s
novel, Norwood. iorAILife in New
England" the first four chapters of
which have appearedlin the New z erk
Ledger of this week. The comments
upon it are various. The Cincinnati
Comnsefcidi says Failure is not after
his ( BEEcHER's) fashion, and even in
this new field he will display some
prominent merits" .sea ssh
The New York Evening Gazette.
which generally evinces sound literary
judgment, says of it: l-,ia 81 t.ss. e.s1-sl
1t was ritiful TO see Samson, with his
eyes put out, grinding for his enemies. 1t
his strength on a feeblework for which he
has no fitness. Probably the public will
share the wish, which the people of his
own district expressed, when they did not
elect him to the Convention, namely, that
he would confine himself to his ministe-
rial duties. liscffros.s s2zss-.tb :. Ee1ss srsl
A London. paper informs us that
on the 1sts Of May there will appear
in. that city, according to present ar
rangements, q new comic periodical
called Judy. The center is occupied
by Judy and her cat. instead of
Punch and, his dog. Toby. raeTr4s
fasMost of the. book criticisms in the
Atlasatic, Monthly are written by VIII
LIAM D. HowELLs, the assistant edi-
tor of that periodical.
% RoBERr CLARK l. 60, the enter
iprisIng publishers and booksellers of
cincinnati, have moved into their new
storeroom on Fourth Street, adioin-
ing Pikes~opera House.-It is one of
the most attractive and complete
bookstores inthefWesf. Ourliterary
readers visiting that city, should
drop in and look at the new house.
Mr.. JlG GfBsens7 dan-Ia bio u~riferd
upon financial 55pbieetss has just given
toI the public through Messrs.
CHARLES SCRIBNER &oC6, suggest
i've treatise Upon b1lhe. sf1sI,5se .Deta sfi
Vie United States. Mr.. GIBBONS
treats Of this impofta8t Subject under
four divisions. its organization, its
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4 GlorioasD Democratic victory.

We lind the Following IN the SEN
tinel on-theo Border of yesterday the
Substance cot which was in the tele-
graph dispatches yesterday: s5aissi 81
AT Terre Haute the entire Democratic
ticket was elected by from 200 to 300 major
ity-a large Democratic gain !',Ufsss alj ~
Now let US see how near that comes
10 being the truth. GRAFTON f.
CooKERLY, Democrat was elected
NIayoro by 252 majority. Il GoTTLEIB
REIss was elected Marshal by ~
majority. CARRIE QeRwIs, Bepub-
lica N 10 wasl aelectedsITreasurer by 444s
majority. ,s3nl4RfER JH4HRtf, ,aRe2
Rblican) was elected s0ity CLERK by
Al msjefhyp0 JoHN sAzuBRYAN was'
elected Assessor BY s2 ss66 ma jJ6rfty. ~WM.
r. McKEEN, <. l. CHAMBERLAIN, L. :
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! the House of Refuge. The location will
rot b. determined upon for several weeks.
The acts of the last session of the Legis-
latur. are ready for distribution. The
Secretary OF State will send them to the
different counties Immediately. 80
The New Albany Ledger persists in call
ing the editor of the Roekport Democrat,
Col. Cal. Jones. Just how Cal. got that IT,
tie has not yet transpired.
At Plymouth, Indiana, last week, boy
about twelve years of age, SON of James
Davis, was killed by falling from freight
train under the wheels while stealing a
ride < K y E&k sss - Is ~
The government buildings at Indianapo-
lis, known as the " Arsenal buildings" are
ordered to be sold and the money deposit
ed to the credit of the State.
Mr.. Albert Parsons, favorite pianist of
Indianapolis, WIN sail shortly FOR Leipzig,
Germany. where he will remain for a few
years for the purpose of com pIeting his
musical studies. ~. - e, ~
About four miles from Princeton a few
days ago, a gentleman named Michael
Murphy while seated on a load of hay,witf1,
which heowas returning home, was pre-.
cipitated from the wagon to the ground,
WHICH II1&attH60 LIE uOfSeS, causing Daeme
to run away Mr. Murphy having the
reins wrapped tightly around his wrists
was unable tosfreel himself, and in tins
manner was dragged q distance Of sixty or
seventy yards, hts head coming In contact
with log, fracturing the skull, from the
effects Of Winch he died last ~ opday. hrs
DIR. ]. L. Fuller, of Perry, Allen County.
Ind. = writes to TIA q Fort Wa e. gdzehe,,
that the skele6oh of an elephant. was
found a few'days ago, on the farm of Wmr
Thrush, of Noble. County, near the Allen
County line. by some men who were dig
ging ditch. The discovery was made
about four feet below the surface sofsthe
marsh The skeleton is very large. and
was found standing upright, which indi-
Gates that the animal mired in the marsh
and died in thissposition. iss bs,ssiaa-sg ods
William NJ. Mccoy was shot by Dick
billiard at Jefferson vile on the 7th inst
A personal quarrel was the causefofthesa afr
ay.--Tbe-wsiaId4-s@s as-in--the- shouleiers
but not serious, bel pg only a flesh wounds
49, * = ~ - \ - - "a "a = ~ - =
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Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL an
the City Of Evansuille, IS three times
as large as that of any other ne,espa-
per.
Oar circulation in Indiana and
Illinois as greater than any other neacs-
paper published IN this City.
In Kentrcky II Is more III jhsda anthe
other Evansville papers combined.
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AN American family, now in Ger
many. writes: And this brings me
TO speak of the reverence in which
Lincoln issheld In travelling, l am
oftenuquestioned about our condition.
and rarely5does the conversation close
without aremark on the greatness of
the man: i hear. 10 popular lectures,
too, in Heidel burg,- splendid tributes
to his memory 1f4Ls-A y . * = -
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Annexation Of Territory to the City
of Evansville. RI ~

Nv the Common Conneil of the city OF
Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions
of an Act OF the General Assembly OF the
entitled IAN Act to amend the seventy
first section Of an Act entitled An Act
granting to the citizens of the town. OF !.
a City Charter approved January n, l847,
and TO add supplemental sections TO said
Act,n will, ON Monday, the 4th day OF
March, 1867, present to the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners IF Vanderburgh county
a petition praying for the annexation to
said city of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. terri
tory, and setting forth the reasons for such b
annexation, VIZ: lhe southwest quarter
Of Section No 20, Townsnip No. south, OF
Range No. 10 west, IN Vanderburgh Coun-
ty. Indiana. the same being known as tine y
.fLongworth Tract, y said territory being
contiguous to the city of Evansville, aud
not plated or laid on; urp Ma n
Attert: A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk -
To Almira Dee, and the heirs and legal
Representatives of Nicholas LongWorth,
deceased, and all other owners or claim
ants of real estate comprising the terrl- ~
tory described in the foregoing notice:
Notice Is hereby given that the petition
referred to in the above notice, was pre-
scented to the Board of County Commits
sioners of Nanderhurgh County, on the
4th day OF March, 1867, and that the same
was receiyed and ,coosidered; and ~ was
hearing and consideration of said applica-
ton be continued until the first day of the
June Term iS67,9 OF said Board. and that Ok
notice be given by the County Auditor, by
publication in the -Evansville Daily
JOURNAL. that said application is now
before said Board, and that it
will be heard and determined on the first
day OF tie June Is5% r fass g1a Hv c.
Evansville Nav T. 1867 Tmayl0 d6t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-10

We direct attention to the notice
of a meeting of the Stockholders of
the Evansyille-hibrary Association.
and also the proposed amendment to
the articles of association, on the
eighth page. eiHnsN no2gW hEs 99sf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-10
THREE VIEWS OF THE SOUTH
sBEEATT'E.S- IL 80 40 ~ sf<s =
The Past, the Present, and the
Future"

n LECTURE will be delivered at. the
"a -Wan,tiS Efreeet Niftfrh, May 18Th, on
The above Interesting subject, by the chle-
GRATED r EV.o Oh Ag{E ESQ p. = 2 ARSONifss,,
= frice 4 - ssd rrffsslo a. SOL cents. pros
Deeds to be appropriated 10 the Ifbrafys or
the IngIe Street M. E. Sunday school. sf9@1.
96oTi ok cts can De pbtaiped at Mark d War
WARREN q Conyngton'sss ahdt HaysA& Cd. 81
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