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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-09
Collectors Sale of Real Estate, to
Pay Cost and Expenses of Street,
Alley, and Sidewalk Improve

Ou1l6GbUI y Od16 Vi God1 ESbcb 10, W
Pay Cost and Expenses of Street,
Alley, and Sidewalk Improve
meutS. ....... $50
RTOFTCE-Is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue of sundry PrecePts issued by the
Mayor OF the city of Evansville, and to me
the door of the Court House, in said city
on Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following lots and
parts OF lots of Real Estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amount charged and assessed against the
same, together with the cost of sale, said
charges and assessment being for the cost
and expenses of street. alley and sidewalk
improvements; and that said sale viii be
continued on the next day there fter,
namely, on Friday, the 10Th day of March,
1868, at the same hour and place for the
purpose of sci ing such property as may
have been sold on the day first above
mentioned, and not paid for, viz
FOR ASSESSMENT OF STREET M
PRONEMENTS.
N-s LOWER ESLARGEMENT. -
Fractional Lot No. ,, samuel
Rogers, owner .,..14fu va
FOURTH ENLARG ENENT.
Fractional Block No. 4. Edward
BCWleS, En-. -.-..........Sl64 OO54
Lot Block 10, Patrick Burk owner "a 7Ssz
FOR ASSESSMENT FOR ALLEY M
PROV EAENTS.
ORIGINAL PLAN.
81 DF - leet, pelLB the northeast
Z7-50th part OF Lot No. 100 John
HeWSOn, owner 15l 4 z
FOR ASSESSMENT FOR SIDEWALK
IMPROVEMENTS
UPPER ENLARGEMENT.
% subdivision Of OUt-LOt 3, heirs
OF john Eelger, owners. ....--..--.------@ 10 20
EASTERN ENLAEGEMENT.
I Lot 40. IL Block 50, John KehOe
owner .-.-...sL W -
| Lot IL Block 81, German EFangeI-
zeal Church, owner. .............. l45 20 :
NoBTHEAsTERS ENLARGEMENT.
! East = Of Lot No. Block II, 81 20. Lot :
/ BlOck II, IS 70. b. Graham, owner.
I Lot I, Block IL, John O. Strasser,
owner .-....-.-. .----...z 10 90
LANASCO.
Lot No l. Block 81, $40 l215; Lot Is Block
/ s. SI3 22is John ZWollen- owner.
FOURTH ENLARGENLEST.
( Lot Block 10, Patrick Bunk. own
WIN. {. HAZELRlGG,
MARI DIV collector.
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LUMBER, &C.
LUMBER-LUMBER

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
THE SIBSC EIBER CONIIH UES
III the Lumber Business at mis- old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets.
and would reSnectfUlly inform the public
that his stock - Ian &c and second 20 nom
in the assOrtnents EN- bracing Pine OF
thfcknesSes and quality, from the mic
Third Common Saginaw Board up .
Three-Inch First clear PLANK.
Also, 500 DOORS Of various thicknes
and styles, ana
10000 LIGHTS.
Window sash, Pine and Poplar Shingis
and A. feet Lath; Mouldfngs, Casing.
Quarter-Round, &c, &c.
Orders from the country. river or raj
filed promptly.
sell d3m JOHN F. GLOVER.
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<e1v A,Iv--tt~ements.
d h Y G . O u .
- r w YORK.
SPRING APPROPRIATIONS.
1863.
Anti-War Prices.

We are now receiving and opening our
Srring importation aud Auction Pur-
cHaSss OF British and French Dress Goods.
winch we snail De pleased tofshoW to buy
er~. We Will IN ke it 20 the interest OF
both j beers and Retailers to examine
them.
We are also opening our Importations OF
Linens, White Goods, and Hosiery, many
articles Of which are As low as at any time
previous 70 the War. Ia addition TO the
above. we invite attention 10 our stocks OF
Ctoths, Notions, Carpets, &c, and also Do
me~tlcs and Prints, Fun Lines and Low
Prices.
LATHROP, LUDTNGTON : & co.
BPS. sas, $50 BROADWAY, Ny.
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Il. Ia. Rucker, "a. D.,

Physician and Surgeon,
OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, BE
tween Main and LOcuSl-SouthWest
side, Evansville, Indiana.
RS- Particular attention given TO Female
DISEASES Idec23 3m
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LOCUST GROVE COAL
A. HAZEN & co.

RE Prepared TO FURNISH
a 10 Steamboats,. at City Wharf, or de-
liver TO families or factories in any part OF
the city, a fine article OF WeII-scre e i
Coal on as good terms as IL can De Iut-
nished bv any one in the city.
Ofdce No. rs Water street, VITA + = n
JAS. A. MCGILL, Agent.
700 5tf
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Amateur CultiTatOr's Guido

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a DESCRIPTIVE WORK OF 40
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Flower and Vegetable Seeds; also, $50 va
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GIadIolus. All the Novelties, both or the
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found descTi bed In the above work. Taste
fully bound in cloth, 2 colOred plates,
price, postpaid, 50 cents; in paper covers,
postpaid . CENTS Address WASHBURN
q CO., Horticultural Hall, Boston. Mass.
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A GENTS WANTED-For the BLUE
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Remedy for Piles.

TIE asisciii,eTs are nos making AZ
Wesininsicr ~ nj Ointment which, after
l,ons and extensive experience, they eonh.
1rnilY pronounce = sais and pleasant cure
i .s,r that Distressing eompigint known ~
lionoFrhoids or Piles. From many ecrti-
hcisiss Of persons who have been cared BIZ Il,
they select ihc iollowinz.
ia Fcceipt ~ $i.OD, box of tho Oiat.
nens, siih Tall directions, viii IL sent. pos.
i.aase paid. through tho mail u ANY address.
f"f sale ~ Westminster, By A. II. Huber.
Druggist No. Carroll Hall, and l.y The
subscribers nj tho West End.
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LEVI EVANS.
fouII. 10 franklIn slFroi, baltimore
j. Our General Agent
aagis'u
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EnAINTS, OILS 4 GLAss.--IIavine made
il this branch Of my business, speciality,
very low. have just received 23t0 lbs. Jno.
4. Lewis q Bro. pure White Lead. $500 lbs
Jno. L. Roifsnider's Challenge Lead, guaranteed
eqnalcd 10 any Lead made and less in price
l,oO0 lbs, assortea culorlQs ground In Oh, a
ebis. smiths pure Iinseed OFT I601lps Eng
500 do. Red Lead 1000 do. Whitening and
ether colors.
mario JOHN l.. RRiFsNTDER,
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EOR SALE.

TNHE P0ULTERERs FRIEND.--A sure cure
!, for Gapes in Chickens and Turkeys, Sold
w =. y. Grimes, Druggist, "West End !"
westminster. may Ia.
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sea- Particular attention paid ~ he
Compromising Of Prescription.
feb. PLY
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BOARDING.

M RS. DARE, No. .8s North Calvert
INl Street, Baltimore, IL prepared 70 &C
commodate permanent and transient boar.
ders. Country custom respectfully solicited
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NOTICE.:

Dress Satsi Dress Sis I &
M EsSRs. HOOD q co. have Just 70.
Iva ceived the most superb line oil Silks.
ever offered la this market, consisting Of
MORE Antique, Gross Grain, Gross DsfiDe
and heavy Rept; also saperfne French
Swiss. Ladies, call and examine these
oeautlIui goods. june 10.
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CHEMICALS,
AcrDs, SPICES, PArEsr MEDIcIxrs AID
PERrvMERY,
Perry paws, pain killer.

Perry Davis Pain killer.
Tobias Liniment, stoDebrAker's Linimsnt,
Mustang Liniment, Jadwin's dc.
Burnetts Golden do. Bakers Pain Remedy,
Viewers Champion do. Foutz's Mixture,
De Grath's Electric Oil. Gargling Oil.
Ponds Extract of Witch. Hazel, regarded as
one Of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
Cough and ExpectOrdas Preparations
HUBEgs CHERRY COUGH MIXTURE.
Nails Balsam, wi.harfs Pine Tree
Liverwort Tar, Tar Cordial,
Schenck's Pulmonic Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Syrup, Jayne's Expectorant
TONI C,S.
Hostetter's Bitters,
Plantation Bitters,
Morning Star Bitters
London Health Restorer,
Sea Weed Tonic.
A complete assortment Of all the fastest
and most popular
Patent Medicines Of ihe day
Ina store.
TO PHYSICIANS.
The attention Of medical practitioners Is par.
ticalarly called 10 the
STOCK OF MEDICINES.
which am satisfied win be found as com.
plete as in any frst-cla Prescription Store
in Baltimore. ! have in course OF prepare.
ton
"PHYsIciAS's PRIcE LIST"
which will be issued every three months,
containing the prices Of the leading prepa.
rations.
nea- Particular attention paid NJ he
(sD3n yl0u,1 ;,,y ,,f D..s,....s,.f 49,,
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law to-day received my Sammer STYLES 81
a French Lasting Caters for Ladies', Iopenner
x AZ little hosette, opposite Catholic thuch,
. !" ss.n'ns'eF. june 4.
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FURNNlTiRR

aud every Article necessary q BaiIa iI1l
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Life Insurance.

TH H SUBSCRIBER HAS
4 been appointed agent for two OF the best Life
insurance Companies In the country-ofering spe-
ciai over All others For further particu-
lars apply to fAA CHAS. r.. BIAkE
At the Postoffce Bookstore
Idaho City, Sept II. 1867. .n3Sm3
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DER PACK TRAIN, very fine samples Of Or,
n1-h. POWELL COE.
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THE Big TREES BEArEs.-We are in
the habit of priding ourselves on the
possession of the largest tree in the
world, but recent researches in Austria
liza have shown that, although the thick
ness of our California giants may not
be equallcd, their height is considera-
bly, exceeded by species of Eucalypi-
us" a vegetable form characteristic of
Australia Specimens of various heights
have been measured, and the tallest ac-
tually subjected to this test gave an al
titude Of $50 feet; but another, having
a circumference of 81 feet four feet
from the ground, was estimated to be
over 500 feet high. The tallest spire
in Europe, the Munster of Strasburg, is
466 feet high; the great pyramid of
Cheops is 4S0 feet; but exceeded by
these Australian trees.
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HEArHENIsM IN New ENGLAND.-The

HEATHENIsM IN New ENGLAND.-The
Hartford Courdm says that the Congre
gational ministers of Connecticut tho
roughly canvassed their parishes to as
certain the actual religious condition OF
the State. The result was unexpected
In one hundred towns at least one-third
of the families are not in the habit OF
going to church. Irrcligion was found
to increase in proportion to the distance
from the centre of the towns. 1t pre-
walls more in sparsely-settled farming
districts than in the manufacturing vii
lagos. The State Committee on the
Home Evangelization say in their pub
lished report: 1.-The returns give the
impression that the Roman Catholic
population do not often sink to so low
grade of heathcnism as the irreligious
native born population. They do not
entirely abandon some thought of God,
and some respect for their own religious
observances. Uniformly the districts
most utterly given over to desolation
are districts occupied by a population
purely native American. \ similar
state Of things is reported to exist in
some parts of Massachusetts.
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The LARGEST CEY IN THE WoaLD.-A
very erroneous idea is INDUCED in by
many people, in relation to the largest
city in the world Many confidently as
sert that London is far superior, both
in size and the number of its inhabi-
tants. But such is not the case. Jed
do, the capital of Japan, is without ex-
ception the largest and most populous
city in the world. 1t has the vast num-
Der of 100000 dwellings,, and five
million souls. Many of the streets are
nineteen Japaneseries in length, which
is equal to twenty-five English miles.
The commerce of Jeddo far exceeds
that of any other in the world, and the
sea along the coast is constantly white
with sails of ships. Their vessels sail
to the southern portion of the empire
where they are laden with rice, tea, sea
coal, tobacco, silk, cotton and tropical
fruits, all of which can find ready mar
ket in the North, and then return
freighted with corn, salt, isinglass, and
various other products which have a
market in the South.
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THAT WEDDING FIAsco. "A Nv ashing-
| ton dispatch of Dec. 22d thus refers to
the recent wedding fiasco in high cir
cles in that city:
Coll Parker, the expected bridegroom,
who disappointed the fashionable party
at Washington City, on Monday night,
by not putting in his appearance at his
own wedding, is excusing himself on
the ground Of being drugged by a fel.
low Indian so that he fell asleep and
failed to wake up in time. Col. p, who
is one of Gen. Grants aids, is of Indian
descent, and says he met one of his
tribe of Indians, went to a room in the
hotel, took glass of wine with him
and fell asleep. When he awoke the
Indian was by his side and said he had
been very sick, and gave him some med
icine physician had left for him. He
took the medicine and fell asleep again.
When he awoke again, the Indian was
gone, and it was too late for the we'd
ding. 1t is supposed the Six Nations
Indians, Of whom Col. Parker is Chief,
are opposed to his marrying white
girl. Gen. Grant will investigate the
matter and ascertain whether Col.
Parker's report is correct or not. The
wedding is to take place at an early
day, Notwithstanding this little contre-
temps.
A subsequent dispatch of Dec. Gath,
says:
Col. Parker was married privately
last evening, Gen. Grant giving away
the bride. Thousands who attended
the church Of the Epiphany to-day to
witness the public ceremony were dis
appointed.
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Gar OBJ BORA Kentucky paper
says that Gen. Leslie Combs, who was
a Captain in the war of 1812-the com.
peer of Clay, Webster, Crittenden, and
the friend and companion Of Generals
Harrison, Tyler, Winchester and Scott
may be seen daily in the streets of
Lexington, straight as an arrow, hale
and hearty, and looks as he might hive
for twenty years to come He has not
an unsound tooth or grey hair in his
head, and never carries o cane. Only
the other night he went out hunting
with some boys, and had the good luck
to capture three possums and coon.s
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radical. TYRANSY.-The Philadelphia:

RADICAL TYRANSY.-The Philadelphia
4Age says:
AS, soon as it was discovered that
white men had carried the State of K AN
sas on the negro-sutfrage issue, the ne
groes at Leavenworth held q meeting,
and adopted resolution recommending
the Radical General Committee to call
a State Convention for the purpose of
petitioning Congress to disregard the
will of the people as expressed through
the ballot-boS, and give them the right
of suffrage. All this" says the New
York Times, sounds absurd enough;
and yet it is the only logical fruit of the
doctrine that Congress can enter any
State, to legislate upon the qualifica-
tions Of electors"
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dSelllii ateeklp aUnrld.


The New Haven (Conn.) Palladium
of a late date publishes the following
from correspondent who is on init
mate terms with Gen. Grant, and who
has had a free interview with the Gen
eral: aas44 Asue faa 80
Speaking of the. structures Of the N
Y. Tribune on his reticence, Gen. Grant
says: eff there be in these complaints
any assumptions of fact which ! may
know to be erroneous, | do not now and
here contradict them. If there be ID
them any differences which / may be
lieve to be falsely drawn, | will not now
and here argue against them. Ii there
be perceptible in them an impatient and
dictatorial tone, | waive it in defer
ence to others who have right to
speak and think as they may be prompt
ed by a sense of duty. As to my prin-
eiples have not meant to leave any
one in doubt. | would save the coun-
try. would save it in the shortest
way under the Constitution. If there
be those who would not save the coun-
try, unless they could, at the same time,
save their own theories, do not agree
with them. My wish is to save the
country, and as soon as possible to re-
store all the States to their proper rela-
tons as such, and upon the principles
of even-handed justice. What | do be-
sides, do because / believe it helps to
save the country. / shall do less when
ever believe that am doing what
hurts the cause. shall do more when
ever shall believe that doing more
will help the cause. / have now stated
my own sense of personal and official
duty, and I intend no notifications of
my oft repeated personal wish, that all
men may be permitted to think freely,
and all on suitable occasions to speak
out what they think, if, by so doing,
they can benefit mankind and help to
save the country"
If the Delphian oracles ever uttered
more ambiguous, or, more double-con-
structed sentences, than are contained
in the above, we should like to know in
what particular instance It is a cross
between Lincoln and Jack Bunsby,
with a decided dash of Presidential
mendicancy running through the whole
thing. Reticent Grant no longer!
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OREGON FIsUlTS, . con.
" For sale by POWELL ~
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Nor UNAkMoUs.-A few days ago
the telegraph reported that the Phila-
delphia Union League had declared for
Grant. The Philadelphia Age, since re-
ceived, says:
The Union League Of Philadelphia
were not unanimous in the nomination
of Grant. In fact the members were
nearly evenly divided, and the feeling
between them was and still is most bit
ter 1t is said the division thus begun
is likely to lead to an open split in the
party in Philadelphia. The. split will
be an ugly one, and white men can af-
ford to laugh at it.
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ERESII STOCK of choice nquV "a
I Ill kinds or sale by ANDREWS
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THE BILLIARD CHAMproNsHIp.-The fifth
match for the billiard championship Of
North. America was played in Mechan-
ics Hall, Montreal, ON Wednesday
night Dec. llth, between Joseph Dion
and John McDevitt. Betting was at
first ten to eight, finally ten to seven,
on Dion. Dion led throughout, some
times by three hundred points. When
When Dion had made !, 1896, McDevitt
tied him, but the former went away
with the lead till he reached l,4SS.
when he missed, and McDevitt ran out
with break of 125, winning by twelve
points, amid the, widest excitement
McDevitt's heaviest runs were liz, I8l,
1873; Dion's 200, Ito, ISL. s'<ta
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Two negroes are candidates for Sher-
iff Of Dawson county, Tenn, of which
which Nashville is county seat.