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TOBACCO AGENCIES, ErC.


EINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
CHEWING.
T. g s Fergusons q "a Leaf
a. c. :. fergusOns Col eye.
NcCnr- lc K Rowman's Excelsior.
NcCsTkie a BOvmsn's Cod Leaf.
La ghoue a Arm'strads Gold Leaf
Ammen Hsneock's Lilly e the south
.... ia. A. q. hanc ck's Gold Leaf
Seth Haseys Comet.
Seth Halssy's Mrrning Star.
j. L. tlay tons Cola leaf
). l. ClaytOn's Cross
Piie's Peak.
barton 4 Mays
Robe Mays
JOY tFthe World.
PeaC Mortimer
Real \ Mass.
r. p Rinton'. Fruits and Flowers.
i. 7 Ibir toms tla ters' Pdde.
Grant 4 Williams Tens.
Smoking.
Old Vmginia Gentleman.
Uncle Bob Lee.
Creole Comfort: Pride r vi giris.
Speck'ed Pup Fruits and Flowers
Hyland Brown Dick.
We Agents the Of above superior
Chewing Sinking Tobacco and have many
Of common medium grades TO which svite the
IRBY MCDANIEL co,
ll0 drawer street.
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DANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. g. 1863
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors held the Sd ns
II resolved that the Stockholders Of this
qlested to call at the banking house SATURDAY the 7h
Of March rsxt, at from 10 O'Clock A to O'Clock to
the ACCESSIBILITY Of reduction espit
stock.
The attention Of the Stockholders Is called following
statement embodied in the epors Of the committee
actual vsue Of the assets Of the Bank.
n. AUGUSTIN, Cashier.
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a CADEHH Of MUsEO.
sPALEEG 4 BIDwELL- PrOprssors and Managers.
Monday MiRhl. Feb. 10. 1865.

"A VI
sPALE1EG BIDwEJL. PrOprissors and Managers.
Hsosday highs, Feb. 10. 1868,
And EVERY NIGHT aud SATURDAY NOON,
VIII be presented Burlssque, written for the Academy
by john + Durivage, Esq, entitled the
Black and Tan Ball,
An extraordinary local ofnohng terrible astounding
but GboundnR highly colorsd pictures OF thngs go
ing around among ssro conica sensational
trsgiea musical poti al and "TROOLY LJIL" drama,
quiis nrcn Of the Aeademy's Mammoth Troupe
o hold the mirror mp and let see others
u.s. To avoid giving visitors pain by brooding
and serious subjects in this programme repe
with MRIH FUN ard HUHOR will be ged, introdue-
ing all the bright particular Stars OF Colossal
tion Troupe
The hope none Of their patrons will suffer from
the sudden transition from grave gayn vice versa
Particulars in ills Of the day.
~. sTHEATEE-sr.C CHARLES ST.
GREAT SUCCESS OF MR. DAN BRYANT
Wednesday Evening. Feb. lie. 1863.
o WI be trssoP,s,s, PoTs.ss ggSat Dra%s Of RORY
vii conclude With the IRSH TUTOR DR.. o'Toole, DAN
Tus.dsy Evening. Feb Is, Iss7-Ths ANNUAL MARDI
GRAS EAI will b. liven ct rhs th-ater.
Dress cree and Psrqu,e 81 coOr-d soT in Psrqussta
s % Ga 2 oP.s Gs TS,f soA IN FANNY CIR
a, SPep to l. Overture viii
P. GLEASON, Treasurer
NJ TICF-A fine assortment Of Opera Glasses hire in
the Dress Circle Lobby.
UAkIETIEs THE STER-GRAyIER STREET
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. IL 1868, oKesf.s stand
ara English Comedy of
wild ORts. or the StrOlIinE Player,
with the distipc ushed y, ung artistic EDWIN ADAMS as
To conclude WITH the musical bureta OF
SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE
Friday, benefit Edwin Adams. Saturday, Edwin Adams
Matinee u O'Clock
GRAND LADIES pAIR
For the Benefit of the
Hebrew Education Society OF New Orleans,
At the peutsche COMPANY Ha Of street
and Exchange Alley, will commence q MONDAY EVE
MING Februsry 7h and continue until the inclusive
tFrdsy 2lst excepted Tickets, Is cents.
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WANTED.

IA ANTED-SUGAR PLANTATIONS PARTIES
W oesicus Of Selling Sugar Plantations invited 70
END desert as have many inquiries Tor them from
arties wi hing to buy Green der Real Estate seBts,
4 Cor mercikl Place, New Orleans.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, rArvE OF rHE
w city Of employ wishes TO sbtsn situation n
Kin dOf business were be mske himself generally
useful is geod and and 4rAe
work. Would prefer the Wholesale retR Grocery BHs
Best Of references gwen. ddress q. Cresesat
Office.
WANTFD-THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w roorns can he tbtaned with board IN stcty private
mily the Fourth District convent Mt 10 St Charles
Pytana street References given and reQu red Ad
dress Fo-tofice Lock Box $40
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEASS
w and who has had large business sxpersnee in New
Orleans. wishes situation mercantile LOue where the
ensatiOn would he sufficient suppsr himself and wiz
IL respectable He feels sstisned that he could
the lirements ~ person. The amplest
nendations can be furnished len the CEEscEs8
orfce to @. 4 S. will meet with prompt attention.
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We respecsly ive Druerists aud Merchants well
PhysiciAns and Planters visiting the city mAkethe pur
hases to call examine large stock ofFresh and
Reliable Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals Parent Medicines,
Paints Oils varnishes Brushes Pertumery Cosmetics,
Fancy Cords Soaps Surgical Instruments Ne ical Saddle
RAGS Pocket Cases Medicine Chests fusses Supporters
Combs Toilet Sets endless variety Of Articles for the
Toilet, Druggists sundries Window Glass, and all deserip
tons Of Glassware
Pure Liquors. wines, AIes and POrters,
Selected expressly for medicinal purPOsss and guaranteed s
be the best
Paricular attention to the eompoundng and dispensing OF
Physicians Prescriptions Competent and reliable parties
be in attendance this branch Of business and
night
We suarantee give satisfaction, both 10
prices and qualities Of our goods
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MESS MENAsERIE
AND CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM.
So. Charles street, New Orleans, Opposite
the ct. Oh srles Hotel.
OPEN EVERY DAY AND NIGHE


SCOTTISH QUEEN Smallest Lady in the World; NO.
Arrived LAOY-GLASS BLOWER; SENORITA Ell.
GENIp and her TR AINED LIONS: Russian Bear; Royal
Bengal Tger Kansarons. HAPPY Fam y; Birds; Monkeys
seipenis; Ostrich; Baby Eeph mt etc, and all to be
d iy Admission 20 cents; hildlen % cents
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FOR SALE.

LNOR sALE-TwosroRY BRICK DWELLING. NO.
IL lsS bourbon street between St. Anne and Dumaine
streets with iron yerAndsh covering sidewalk The house "A
roomy and in god eontzns ball double psror and
other apartments hydrznt and ia ed yard IL
be TAD at bargain. Green Elder, Real Estate Agents.
Commercial Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

LO8 sALF-REAL ESFArE-SkVERAL HUN
dred Cotton sad Sugar Plantations located In the best
portions OF the cotton and growing States Also ko
Plantations Orange Orchards aud large bodies valuable
timber lands Also large variety and suburban
psry improved and Hnmproved in the nrm Of residences
stores huildng lots and favorable Parties
wishing 20 invest will do well 20 cal and examine
ties Eier Gard, Real Estate Agents, No IS GArondes
s.ree. Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

VNOR kALF-TWO STORY BRICK RBSIDBECE ON
Magazine street Third and -Four streets with
hall psrlor dining room kitchen 6rs hoor four ehamber4
second aoor Green Elder Agents. q Commercial Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

between Jackson and Philip trees lot % hy l33
eet The house has six and kitchen slate
ira large cisiernSll well finished Apply Elder
q CONNIE cirl Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

E0R sALE-AT TWO DOLLARS PRR ACRE ON
long credit UlS acres land IN parish of st. andry four
mi e southwest Of VIE Pate and seventeen miles
west from Opeousas us woodland and balance ong
prairie has frame dwelling and OF houses The laads
fine for cultivation, the ion
stock 0resn Llder, heal Estate Agents. Fl Commercia
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

LrOR sAIE-GoLDEN GATE SUGAR PLANrA-
tion, the Mississippi river Is lies below Bstsn
Rouge side-S0O ali in wok condition aud
remarkably iron overflow Good dwelling and sugar
house, wrh mill ketles, Green Elder, Real Estate
Agents Il Comwsre al Place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

CHAKLEs II. FREY,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
ORGANISE At ST. PAUL's CHURcH, Nav oRLHASs,
Educated in Europe and instructor Of 100 pupils
durng his residence in virginia fifteen years. tted
Now Orleans and will give tie lessons the Piano and
IN Vocal Music. Charges moderate Address A. r..
Bsekmsr o7 Cana street where city references can be
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

FOR sALE-IN GREENvILLE, NEAR ST.
IL Chsrs street Raoad, whole Of Ground beau
TRULY proved and having hAndsoue house,
with vice galleries eight -o cnen cabies store
rooms &c fu ard shace and ne able garden.
Green Elder, Real Estate Agents Go nmercAl Place
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STEAMERS Efaring Bort Gu-9ag.
AS ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oh A<CAAA< wv ASE<loe
--Grnnd Council OF Royal rnd Select
Nssers Of TIE State Of LouisisnaThe scers and
Of this body notified that tie rbireeuth
nus Assembly win be held at Grand Lodge Ha on TH5Rs
Q. soyTAG, Grand Recorder.
- Grand CSmmsndery Of X .. IT.. of the
fate 81 louisiana The officers and eseustyes OF H
Grand Coumsndery motto ed that the with Con
csve vii he held At Grand Lodge Han FRIDAY, the 18th
int ~ IL ''c ckM a. SONrAG. Grand Recorder.
--Ctfizeps' Bank Of Lou'siana-New Or-
toe following gentlemen elected Directors Of this Bank
FOR tie ensuing yesI:
JSO q GAINES,
A OHIAPELLA,
ION. LANATA,
FORSTALJ
A. CARklERE
r. PRUgIFR
ID. A CHASFRATX.
Ard meeting q the Board. held this dsy, JNO. @.
GAINES, / So, was unanimously reelected President
j. L. DbLERV. Cashier.
Rocks .r Subscription To ts- CapItuI
Stock OF New Orleans smship Line will be found
tAe Z Tow ing named places;
Office 81 aud TrAdsrs Company, 80
Naror delet street.
oHmsrci.l Insurance Company OF Camp Sad Ora
fun Nutua Insurance Company cornero Of Camp Com
.iai Plrce.
Na.1isi j. smiths onics 81 Ca ondelst ct eet.
NcCosksy a Mason, 8rayier street.
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E0K sALE-LARGE THREE STORY RESIDENCE
with very large lot Washington Avenue fronting
Douglas Square Commanding charming view Of the city,
river and suburbs. 'FRONT.' and side galleries. has and
about 10 apartments, spenddy furnished having marble
msnels throughout Two brick ctsrns With carriage
house stable and several other houses mis- spendd place
viii he sod at bargain Green Elder Agests Il Com
mercisl Place.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

LNOR sALE-PLAETATION OF hoo ACRES. on
the Bsyo Pierre Gordans Ferry, ii rs Island,
twenty miles shove Nschtochss and four miles nm sars
Landing aed Rvtrg00 rich bottom 5J cleared and
patty under eul'ivsun; good frame dwehng; gin, MILL
cribs, capiIs utensils and impl fifty cattle; i've
mul.s piows ETC.. nne spng water. Green Elder
2 Commercial flacs.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-12

The Animal Session Of Prof VEGASS ACADEMY will
commence the 18th OF November 1867.
GENTS CLASs-AOndays Wednesdays and Fridays, from
7to9P N
LAD1ES-Tueslays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from "
to I'm.
CIIILDRENS-Tuesdsys, Thursdays sad Saturdays from
4to6P.
S4urdsys-Pubc Dancing Matinees Chidren from Il
TO O'Clock p. N. Tckets--50 cents; parents free.
Ladies and Cent? Practiciug SOirees every Wednesday
from 10 l0P n
This eegsnt MINERVA II ALL Is located IN the
most fashionable of the city, and
Weddings, ncerts, Parties Religions Meetings. For
rent amy q Prot ]. NEHASS ACADEMY.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

NM- We can hardly read three lines in any of our exchanges without our eyes falling upon something of the hard times, scarcity of money, bankruptcy of the coun. try, &c While we are in no better con diton than most of our friends, and our section of country as sorely depressed as any other, we cannot but think that this depression of finance and stagnation in business will be of true benefit to us in the end As people we have gone too far in extravagance of principle and life, and have failed to learn the lesson that was so practically impressed upon us in the past; consequently, are steeped in debt, with truly hard season before us. Yet. of this mountain of financial disorder we may gather this jewelled truth, that our only hope for commercial or individual pros perity is in the determined head and in- dustrious arm-sighing over hard times will never better them--thc only way to get through is to work through-and he who determines to work his way out of financial trouble, will-bankruptcy and stagnat;on to the contrary succeed if he pereevc e.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
STATE OF ARKANSAS, | ss
COUNTY OF MUNKUE.

COUNTY OF MONnOIs- In the Monroe County Circuit Court. on the
 Chancery side thereof. Joseph w. Johnson, complainant,
 vs, The unknown heir at Law of Will liam B. McWhorter and--~ McWhorter his wife late Odcll and of Tabitha Odell and John Odell Mary Turner and John James Turner heir st Law of John Bill for | Turner and Caroline Turner his Partition. wife late 0dell and of the said Tabitha Odell and John 0deli; te and Thomas Pickens heir at Law of A. B. Pickeus and Polly Pick ems his wife late odell and of Tabitha Odell and John Odell, defcndants. Said complainant having filed at the Sep tember term of the Monroe County Circuit Court A. D. 1S67, his Bill for partition and sdivision of the s W of section twenty-scvcn, in Township one south and two west, con tainine one hundred and sixty acres of land, situate in the county of Monroe and State of Arkansas, and it appearing to the court from the affidavit of James H. Husbands, Esq that all of said defendants in said Complainant s Bill are non residents of this State, it was therefore ordered by the Court thnt notice Of the pendeRcy of this suit be published in some newspaper printed in said State of Ar kansas once week for four weeks success lively, and that unless said defendants be and i apnear before the Judge of said Circuit Court in Chancery setting at the March term there's of A. D. 1Sbs, on or before the fourth day of said term and plead, answer or demar, the l same will be taken as confessed anda decree entered accordingly Attest; PARKER c. EVAN, Clerk. 1 Wm w. Wilkins, Solicitor. l jan25-4w.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
sss- The importing wholesale mel

D@- The importing wholesale mcr- chants of Louisville are making exten- sive preparations for doing large job ping trade this spring, and are prepar- ed to offer as great inducements, and on as liberal terms as any other city. These merchants are exhibiting great deal of enterprise in order to win the trade of White river valley, and we think they are well worthy of having it conferred upon them. We do not think our merchants could do better thaR to entertain the offers they are prepared to make. Prominent among these merchants are the houses of Messrs. Garvin, Bell & Co.,, Tapp, Ken nedy & Walsh, wholesale dry goods merchants; Wilson, Peter & Co.,, and Edwin, Morris < Co.,, wholesale drug gist. All of which firms have been long and favorably known to our mer- chants. We think they gan reasonably count on fair proportion of tho busi- ness from this section.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
a- We have received the p,oceedi

rcn We have received the proceedings of the Constitutional Convention up to .he hour of it's adjournment. We cannot give the constitution this week Owing to it's length, it was not in print in time to reach us; but upon our outside will De found that article bearing upon franchise, which will interest all We have not read the entire constitution, but are sufhclently acquainted with it's purport to pronounce against it. As vas supposed the principle feature in this instrument, Is the great radical idea--negre sufragc-made more odious to the people of Arkansas because of the disqualification of many of our best citizens to yote The party control ing this convention might have at least enfranchised. the white men of the State, while they were confering this privilege upon the dear negro, and by so doing, made their work palatable to large num- Der, that will, as it is, bitterly oppose it. In the laaguageo of Mister Chaplain Brooks, this constitution is not all that we could wish, sad unlike him, vesshall not vote for it; nor do we think it will meet with the support of majority of the citizens oi Arkansas. Aside from the other objec- tionai features of this constitution, the ar ticle on franchise is sufficient to array the conservative element of the State ln oppo- sition to it Negro suffrage is unpalatable to the white people of the South; let it be coupled with what it may, but when this convention presents us constitution oder ous with negro suffrage, and in the same instrument take from honest white men the rights of citizenship, it cannot be ex. pected tha. we love them for it or that we will lend our support to it. Again we say to the people of Arkansas the issue is be fore them--this constitution clearly de- fines it. The people will Soon be called upon to vote for this constitution with ne. gro suffrage and disfranchisement, or op- posing, vote it down. We will see .wha will be done.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
AOM1NssTR ATOR's SALE.

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court for inc county of Prairie, in the State of Ark au sas. made at the January Term thereof leoc | will .ion Saturday the 2sth day of Febr,'ary' 1868 on the premises. sell to Inc highesf nsd- der, the following described real a ssas, d,ns es longing to the estate of M; ~, nagoy "ee ~ in the Watkins survey of the town of Des Arc, in the county of Prairie, and State of Arkan- sas.
 Terms--One third cash, the balance on credit until November lst. 1868.
 SAMUEL POINTER, Admr.
 February 9th, 1868 ids
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
DIES ARC MALE AND EEMALE ACADEMY

YJyHE fifth session of this School will open Il on Monday, the 3d of February under the charge and direction. of B. D. PERRY, who hopes by strict attention to merit T con tinuation of the patronage of town and sur rounding country.
 Terms, per Session of Five Months. .Orthography, Reading and Writing, SIS % Higher English department Sl5 % Ancient Languages. SIS oo
 Tuition must be paid one half in advance and the rest at the close of the session.
 N E. No deduction will be made for ab. scnce or withdrawal, nor for sickness of shorter duration than one week
 Des Are, January 24th, 1s6S
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

p0- The Republicans, of Prairie coun' ty, will meet on "Wednesday next Ut De walls Bluff, to nominate candidates for county officers Afull ticket will, no doubt, be nominated, but as for their election, vhy tl,st's another thing.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
ADMINnsTRATOR,s SALE.

l will, on the 10th day of February 1868, sell to the highest bidder, all the personal property belonging to the estate of ISAAC GAIR, deceased. Sale to take place at the late residence ot deceased. Terms, all sums over five dollars on credit till Ist January 1869.
 ,.. E.B. GAIR, Adm'r.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

ag- Capt. James II. Trezevant, repre- senting the great Southern Publishing House of Messrs. J. r, Morton X Co.,, of Louisville, is in our city on business for his house. Capt. Trezevant is a live business man, and has succeeded in introducing his new series of school books in nearly all the first class schools of our state.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

ny- The late difference between Pres ident Johnson and Gen. Grant has raised the latter gentleman considerably in the estimation of the Radicals. They think his disagreement with the President a proof that his opinions, politically, are being toned to suit their ideas, and--- the Presidential chair
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

CorToN.-This staple, which through the season has been dull and very low, causing the producer to look "blue," is looking up considerably. On yester- day evening, sales were effected, ran ging from l3 to 15la cents. Contrasted with Sc, the ruling price six weeks ago, thi5 looks rather encouraging to those who have cotton yet on hand.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
pa AIRIE. COUNTY.

STATE ARKANSAS, PRAIRIE COUNTY. whole of the foregoing tracts or na ana 
 Mayors office the town or Des arc penalty expenses of dverIs in that Given ulder hard ofe tlis 18th day e January ieoo
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
c.ie fI ands and Town Lots for NonPaymen of Taxes .~-o - - n. aEEICE pts Anc. AaK.J sss

CONsTABLES OFFIIl DIS 7fHo 7fH'"' 'a"oa'5 I0 155 To Me Council cf Dw fire; ,ssa.sg
 ackson Town and Collector ne town or Dos Arc h.sebv report following list of all lands aho oMp m pr a lots residing within sad town and mon which been pad as the same appears upon the h.h m my hands for 1867 and also report that ie each of penalty costs anu now due and that the owrs so lar as kn'w have Js or chuels the amount due 10 "s
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
REAT DISCOyERY!l
 Every Man His Own Artist. A.SCIENTIrIC WONDER

An instrument by which any.person can take correct Likenesses-or Photo graphs. This instrument with full in- structions sent by mail for one dollar. Address, c. B. AMES < CO,
 1S1 Broadway, New York. febl -2m,
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15
Dissolotio. of Partnership.

By mutual consent VIC have this day dis solved the partnership heretofore existing under the firm name and style of Johnson X Davis. The business will be, hereafter, car ried on by B.sF. Johnson.
 Chas. Davis. to whom the books of the old firm now belong. is alone authorized to settle up tho same. We now return our thanks to our customers for their liberal patronage and ask that it may be continued.
 F. JOHNSON,
 CHAS. DAVIS. Dss Arc, February Huh, 1868.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Ss- | gars, Tobacco. Pipes, and the largest stock of Smokers articles in the South. COR NER SECOND AND JEFFERSON STREETS, Jefferson Block Memphis, Tenn. Orders promptly filed octle-ly
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-02-15

COVINfT VT lIV-VFvN7E7F ? In the Monroe County Circuit Court, on tne
 Chancery side thereof. Joseph W Johnson, complainant,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-09
Collectors Sale.
CE rs HERE BY CIV

NOTICE Is FERb BY GIVE En-, that
II I Wilifalt c. Eazelrigg, Collector If
Inc City of EvansVil. e, between the hours
OF and y O'Clock An, and and o clock
PM, on
FRIDAY, THE 23D or JA> CARf. 1868,
viii sell. at public auction. at the door OF
the C0urI II ouse. II the city 90 ETanSN l!t'-,
Inuaane the following Lots psI : OF Lots.
anu parcels OF EeI Estate and improve
mentS. asst sSed Tor the payment OF city
Taxes for the ear l.57, due fro4a me own
ers rher eof. 10 the ci'y o. Evansville, saiu
taxes being now due and unpaid, anG LOT
be continued on the next day following,
viz: saturday, January the oath, 1865, at
O'Clock Pm, st the COOr OF the court
House. in Evansville, for the purpose OF
selnf 2 such property as may nave been
sold on the day first above mentioned, and
NOT maid for.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-09
LOWFR ENLARGEMENT.

LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
Keller ID Z und35 lower part of
2S7 feet wharf property, be-
tween Pine and Leet Streets
obio River. .'..l.e..'.'.......... 100 So
Sauer @ (hrs OF 4912xl4S12 e p 80 q