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Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

IHE WHEAT CRoP.-When the wheat crop
was being harvested we stated that there was
prospect of large yield. Now that the crop
is beng threshed, however, we learn that It
VIII be short; not more than two thirds Of
what was expected This is the general esti.
mate on the whole Peninsula as we learn from
our Maryland exchanges The grain is of ex-
cellent quality, however
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

N OrR ,ScHTooLs.-The schools of our town
n WILL all Ge M closed for summer vacation after this
weeks ago; Mr.. Hunters No. * f'U last wnat aTo
and the Seminary closes to- morrow. Mr. WfYn' W"n''
ter has resigned, and the situation has been
rendered gentleman named Ford, Of VII
m1nGton: The lady teachers still continue -
Mr ii: has been a popular teacher, and the
Commissioners regretted his resignation. He
goes to Milford.
The closing. exercises at the Seminary to.
morrow morning will be interesting, and the
parents and friends of the students are inyi-
tea to be present at 9 O'Clock The presence
Of every student is desired. t''"''
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

:, Horatlo Seymour commanded the neace Of
the great city of New York by single elouucnt
address. The rioters quailcd before his burn.
ing words and shrunk away in silence DcI,-
acare Ga:ette A>e'"-
We make the following extract from that
eloquent address +"
rrI Let ME assure you that I am vour friend
lcpr0arlous cheering You have benn nv
are and Will be again and now / assure
YOU my fellow citizens, that am here TO Show
you test OF my friendship [Cheers. wi.'
70 70 inform you that | have sent nv Aliutamt.
General to Washington to confer with the an.
t1orltIeS there, and to have this draft rusnenG-
ca ana stopped. Eociferous cheers.
Seymour Commanded the peace of Now
1ork just about as much as he Suspended
and stopped the draft, and no more. Penn
Defton commanded the peace" Of Vicksbur,
oy surrendering to Grant; Seymour migbt
nave made peace in New York ifhe coulibav
surrendered the draft to his friends" the riot.
erS-out ne couldn't \ park Of artillery
commanded peace, aud when the artillery wa
g0t In position Cen Dix telegraph to Seymour.
have troops enough to take care Of the riot !
and you too." '-'' 'i''
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

FIGHT AT FEIToN.-We learn that a marty
of gentlemen while sitting in front of the hotel
at FELTON, on Sunday evening last, engaged in
conversation, Mr.. Thomas Case, who is in the
Real Estate business, made some remarks in
regard to DIR. Moore about some land which he
had sold for him, and the doctors brother who
was passing at the time, overheard the re-
marks, and picking up chair knocked him in.
a critical condition, but we are clad to an. n.
nounce, that he has almost entirelY recovered
.luufunL FyTcDd
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

Remember Wyatt & Garrett'S shirt manuf.o.
turc, when you want white shirts Wn c3I
Market Street, Wilmington Del. Iapl5Ivi
BIG WoRK.--A farmer near Middletown
Sheared seventy-fve sheep in one day recently.
:, DEEDS, Bonds, double and single Judgment
Notes, &c, for sale at this office.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29
GNOUNDLENN Na,IE4rr1nNS

the ] % are S4n"tim"s raise" certain medicines on
NAT thrv cure
,cI"h wiI show tn" ,halowmrsS of Slrh a., ,r re- re-
f,r medicinal drug Of kind that is moi .j
pl'' 1ciN' The Reason why Mishprs
c,.r ; ~ many disease IL brclS Is TIN, b.st rnuIy
cans, IL ii if a h"rtng"l stomach >rr,ia and I,
fhres th rntir' system strengthens the nervous
,, "a" standard Of all the vital tnrr,s and i
i'SI httIi liiul tune nf the entire human ,r,,,.
nanrs w M WIN cure any disease for tn, simpr reason thai
fSt 1t
ni hr hlp"rtancr of protective medication wr. H.
Great U p a,IF IN tn" land would hring vi nn MS
Remedy for single day Sold hy ali lrI,,i.t
Pa. - ~ '' 'hiAh ~ 20, Fr0prietOrs Lancaster,
IV
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

RoBBERY-Some rogue procured q Iod1o.
last Wednesday night and ascendcd autpn 20 tba
second story window of the house of T . ''T' n
IHIeaid' ESQ.,, entered the chamber where Mr.
II; was sleeping, and carried off pair Of nan.
ia daloonS AMI pocket book, containing S5o -
Inc pants were found next day, in lot in tho
Vlcinity' but the pocket book has not turned nm
r. a n rev n evenings ago Mrs Talley, wife of W
", laliy' OF the same city, saw man come
IHl4 r.m her room and she asked if that was Mr.
IalGy M * when he left the house, taking with him
Mr. !, 1alleys pants, in the pocket of which
there Was about seven dollars, "Hi0'i
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

KENT RAILROAD.-The constructions ofthis
road has at last commenced in earnest, a large
force of workmen being now employed. The
contractor for building the railroad wharf at
Chestertown has, during the last two weeks
had number Of men employed in Mr.. J. G.
Sheppard's woods, Crumpton, in cutting eightv
pine trees for piling. They arc now gett;nSS
them into the creek, preparatory to rafting and
floating down the river. Crun,p:oniqn
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

CORNERSTONE LAYING AT MIDDLETOwy
The corner stone of the new Town Hall at
Milddletown, was laid on Monday, with appro-
pirate ceremonies, under the direction of Union
Lodge No 5, y. f. A. NJ, of Mildletown. as.
sisted by delegates from all the Masonic lodges
and the commandery of the order in Whining
ton. The ceremonies were quite impressive.
Rev ,. Collins McCabe, D. d., who was to
have delivered the Grafton of the occasion was
very sick, so the address was read by Mr.. Van
dG deford one of the editors of the TronscrjDt
Inc Mlddietown Brass Band was also on hand
and the City COrnet Band of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

STORM AND LIGHTNING ITEMs.-Thoupb we
nave had heavy rains here since Tuesday Of
too much. ""' Ooe'i
The storm on Wednesday last, at Milford.
was one OF the most terrific ones ever witnessed
IN that vicinity. The lightning struck several
trees on tarm' literally tearing them to pieces
and several families were considerable .tnnnoj
by the lightning The same storm passed over
Lincoln, three miles below Milford but was
no not heavy, though the lightning was severe. =
One stroke tell upon large oak standing with
IN two feet of the residence of Rev. II. 7 Cav
lord, doing little damage, however.
a house occupied by Mr. Dwyer, in the same
town was also struck in one corner, and four
children In one of the rooms were stunned and
more Or less injured The lightning also struck
tree near the dwelling of Mr.. Eastman.
nI,ug!rrIng the storm on Sunday evening week
IN W lImlngton, a little girl named Louisa Kinle,
ABOUT 10 years of age, and daughter of Jacob
Nlnle, baker, 402 West Front st., was struck
oy lightning and considerably stunned
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

ST; PArL's CHURCH, CAMDEy.-An Enis.
copa1ii church Of the above name was oreoni1nd
on Friday evening, July 18th, in Camden
quite a large number of the citizens Of tbe
place and vicinity being in attendance. The
following gentlemen were chosed the officers Of
me . new parish, viz: Daniel p. Barnard, Jr.
senior Warden; ?; A. Kent, Junior Ward,
en- MeSIrs. John G. Graham, James Lord
Geo; q, Harmon, NJ, D., j. w. Sharp, VI ID
a, A. Lawrence, Samuel b. Wales and John
Antrlm' EeStrymen. A unanimous cali
RaS Eas. eAterdGd i& to the Rev. Edward H. True,
torahip Of st. Paul's Church, and il W. was i'or az
ranged that services should be held bv him
regularly on Sunday afternoons at 4 o cIock ~
\ building committee was chosen with hover
70 70 commence Immediately the procurin@ Of
IL iuhdS f3r the erection of suitable church edi.
tlcc. -Dcittvuie can. '''0i 0"i-
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

CoNGRESs.-Congress adjourned on Monday
until the 2lst of September The RepubIcons
nave agreed not to come together then, unless
notlhed by Committee, consisting of Senator
Morganand Representative Schenck, that their
presence is deemed necessary for the welfare
of the country. "I'-1-0
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29
BUSINESS LOCALS.

WE respectfully call the attention cf our readers
TO the celebrated " Wilmington City Soap" which
IS giving general satisfaction all over the country
one pound will go as far as two pounds of most
olier soaps IN the market. The people should trv
nls soap and they will be convinced that it is the
ocSt ana most economical they can use. Sold bv
grocers generally. Moore g. Bro. mannf,ctnrerS
cor. 50 ard Orange SIS, Wilminrtnn nnl
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

TIE HORSE RACE-The horse race at Ken
70 ton last Thursday afternoon, between ''Sprcad
Eagle, running horse from PHILADELPHIA,
and " Crazy Jane" " Of the former place, was
WI witnessed by about two thousand persons
! he race was won by Eagle by about two
lehgthS and halt IN distance of six hundred
yards, and therefore won the $500 stakes He
IS owned by man named .Jrffries Jane i
owned by Joseph Morris of Phila.. and VIM
I. Jump and Emory Temple, of Kenton.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

MRS. LINcOLN.-Various statements HAVING
Sfen Mrn made, made in regard to proposed visit Of
FnSlond S dncola' ' widow OF the late President, to
Johnson it may be stated that that Iadv dgts wpotS
mon. NJ mr. Johnson some time since his appoint.
mGnt as minister to the court Est James, in
'ts ;p% ~ as 10 when ne would SAIL and request
course t; MIR johnson informed her of his nten' o
TIon P to sail from this port in the steamship
an baltimore, ofthe Baltimore and Brennan line.
on the trst OF August, stopping at Soutbamn,
ton, and since then, at her request, he has np-
gagged passage for her on the same steamer
and she will sail hence, on her way to Scot
,Ina; thn1 under M these auspices We see it stated
Inatl 1t is Mrs. Lncolns intention to visit O~eeu
lctora. As, upon the decease of PreSiJent Je9t
- M the Queen wrote letter of coincidence
TO Mrs Llncoln, we find the surmise made in one
GuTna .;btn that It is not beyond the range of pos
'lolllty that the latter may feel authorized 70
return thanks in person, if not to becomo 10
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

ANNUALC CONFERENCE MEETING-The Fifth
annual Meeting of the Delaware Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal (colored) church,
which has been in session for several days past,
in Zoar NJ. E. Circui, in Philadelphia, closed
last evening, Bishop T.. James, d. d., presid-
ed. On Sunday eleven Elders and seven
Deacons were ordained by Bishops James and
Simpson. During the session provisions were
made for uniting all the colored Methodist
churches in one conference. The Delaware
Conference embraces a part of Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware, the Eastern Shore of
Maryland and Virginia.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

ALMOST A FIRE.-The new dwelling and
Storchouse just erected by Mr. II. II. Parsons
on Main st, opposite Campbelrs hotel, came
near beng burned down last Saturday. about
noon by the back building catching fire from
sparks from the stove pine. It reonire5 somn
effort to extinguish the flames. '''''0
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

EFFECTS OF THE TGEAT-Week before last
VIM. Beck, who resides near Delaware C,tv
had four fat cattle and one COW to die in his
held from the effects of the heat. Frank Rev
bold, and also VIM. McMulIen near Port Penn.
lost each valuable horse - RepuLlican.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

:, TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. IN DELAWARE
PrL Erom the Journal of the late convention Of the
nhr92teStant Episcopal Church Of the diocese Of
Ipelaware' Just published, we obtain the fol.
d,toS Hleffeymen fey % canonicay resident, "a candi
convention, 30; church buildings, 20; clerrv.
men having more than one parochial char11Sc
. clergymen received, 6 clergymen dismiss.
cd' 3; preSbyters ordained, 2; deacons ordain-
ed' baptisms-infants, 3i6; adults, 81:
Total 81 confirmed, l4S; communicants-
uied' 70 lost by removal, 9S; otherwise, 6
added, III; present number % COMMITMENTS
az; marriages, SO; funerals, l43; Sunday
School oedn teachers, 293; Sunday School scholars,
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

lost zen, payls sailed for Europe on Saturday
CSr.Sa 3sr %,th ms rs family taking his departure from
after that little affair at Annomatnnx no9Iaaeiy Hy
house what wonderful deal of tronble oouar- mar
PIexIty and expense he would have saved pIa tbo
Government. If he can only be nersnaJad ito 10
remain abroad for the remainder of his Iifa y
era.oiul rno people could easily afford to pay his
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

The flYGENIA HorsE-Ths watering place
seems more NOR popular this season than ever be-
tore The House has been crowded with
Iboarders, and Mr.. Collins, the proprietor. has
I:o nren compelled to decline additional appica
tIohS Tor few days. 1t is one of the most at
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

Foot RAGE.--A foot race is advertised 70
come OF at Blackbird on Saturday afternoon n
a. ~ Z Z clock between James Naior and Robt
,";Io ~GL'o"h, LOT purse OF $50. Distance, one
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

me IlMta Is ruli>hr ever, "Wednesday afterno,,, l
Delaware " '' At '''! 'li"'
St"NcRrrIoN One S2uo in advance mr. 80 a ir
no' pam tilI the eml Of the No paper
Ai' arrears are paid only at the option Of the puIihr
ADVERTISEMENTS will hrin~cr,,,i At tl
ae '"r inc rNt insertion; subsequent insertions Three-and
nual ant yearly advertisers "
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

=, Drowned. A young man named James
Clark Simmons was drowned in the Brandy.
wlne' last Wednesday evening. A number of
young men had been bathing, after which thew
SPortlveIy engaged in pushing each other into
and being unable to swim. was drowned '''
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FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. u. y. GRANT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.

The Delaware Ga:ctte has come ont in E., =
Vor OF negro suffrage in the Southern States
provided the negroes vote the Democratic ticket
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

HUcKLEBERRIES.- This fruit is remarkably
scarce in this section. They are brought TO
town In very small quantities, and command
high prices. The same is true of blackberries
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

Union Pacific and Central Pacific Railroad cola
BondS, bought and sold bv John McLear &. Son
Bankers COZ Market ST., Wilmington Del, special
agents for the Companies '
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

"o'd' Gold Coupons and CoIpons, due July Isl.
oouSht' Drafts on New York and PHILADELPHIA for
sale Delaware State Bonds and Delaware r. r.
cE; cn- :, Tor sale by John McIear 4 Son, Bankers,
oOI Market St, Wilmington, Del
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

liE JouRNAL.-We fear that the Dcza,rare
J0"r"al, in wandering around after Chase, got
lost IN the fog, and, ike its prototype, drifted
to sea. 1t has not been identified since tho
nomination. '-0
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

NEW ENGINE. The directors of the juno
tlon and Breakwater Railroad have bought a
splendid new engine, which will be down in a
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

- Governor Bullock, of Georgia, was inauru.
rated re e as Governor on Wednesday, in presence
oI General Meade and staff. His inaugural
negro suffrage. P'' "NN "ppfo'eS
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

r.. Don't forget to write for Wyatt & Garrett's
! IIr Ilrcular ot Measurement, No. 62l Market St.
Wilmington, Del. Ian15.ivI
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

hEv. ii. f. HURN.-Kev. III. Franklin Hurn.
minister well known in this community. died
at Lancaster, Pa, on Saturday wpet IL
was the pastor Of the First NJ. Z. Church Of
that city. "4~N VI
me following. account of his death is from
the Ldnc0stcr ErpreSs:
Aithough Ar: llurn had been unwell since
'ne fOurth or July, neither the communitv
us coh2Te@atl0n, nor his personal friends were
TTiGi1!reu i0r the sad event. On the Fourth Of
'u'y ne rode out to the camp ground with somn
members OF his church, who went TO locate
ihelr tents. The weather being oppressiyclv
hot, he was somewhat overcome with the ria
ana cohlplained of feeling unwell He came
honle greatly tatlgued, and had lust lain down
70 rest, when he was called upon to visit -
member OF his congregation who was L,i,r
dangerously Ill., Mr.. IIurn was not the mnn
10 hesitate responding to IA call of duty, and he
went 10 minister at the sick bed when it wurr
Detter he haI been mlnlstered unto. He con-
I';iUcu " SuHcr from complete prostration of
MS nervous system, which finally ended in
Heath. Mr.. llurn was recognized ,s ana nftLm
lu!eHC ministers connected with the Philadrl. |
ma Conference, and had few supcriors in
-nc churcn.- lie was profound scholar and a
,.uiJnt ol uniiaggIng industry. He was thor
'ughly vcrSed, not only in theology. but in
Every branch of natural science, which he could
even Indirectly bring to his aid in iustratinT
ma enforcing the great truths of the Gosnrl
"llich lay so near to his heart His death is q
eVcre loss to the church at large, and peculiar
~ 70 lhe congregation to which he had but
IEW tI months since been called to minister.
lis funeral took place ON Tuesday. and was
argcly attended by citizens of all dcnomina'
IONS At the grave the impressive ceremony
Il the Masonic order, of which deceased was =
member, was observed.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29
contributions.

=, The next annual convention will be held in
G4rlst Church. Delaware City, on the hrst
"Wednesday in June, 1869.
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29

GREELEY ON BRICK POMEROY.-We believe
1t Is generally understood that the Hon MARI
VI. Pomeroy, the editor of The La Crosse Dem
"crdf; has determined to start a daily paper
called me Ne'o lork Democrat. Mr.. Pome
roy mas H3 been so well received by the Democra-
MIN SO many tokens of their confidence and es
tecm that he cannot resist the invitation 70
lead their cause. 1t is well known that the
PGh'lclans OF the party have long been dissat-
lShcd with their newspaper service. The
H@0td, which was started as Democratic ma.
per, and which went zealousy for Chase as
candidate for the Presidency, now threatens to
support zen. Grant. The Tammany Hall or
GGan' after earnestly supporting Seymour. and
Hendricks, and Chase now proposes ;' to aban' rr
don them all. The Times and The Contn,rrcji1J
A"rerftSe', after doing the Democracy splendid /
service during the last three years now follow
the instincts OF success, and are the lusty cham
hions OF Grant; so that, in fact, the only two
Democratic papers in New York are The. .L,ur
ha' Of Commerce and The World The first of
'neSe nobody reads, except few venerable
SShllmaSters while IKE World has long since
lost the confidence Of the respectable men of
all parties. The Democrats remember thai
Ihe Hortt sold itself to them as Circass;an
save would sell her beauty, and that it has
2eeh III the market Tor purchase ever since =
! inStGad or strenuous and able editor ike
Ndr P0meroy, it is SmoStly written by a companv
pf perfumed nobodys and cured darIings who
hang around the Manhattan Club, and have no
Visible means Of support outside the offices in
The City Hall. These are not the men to sneak X
he truths of the Democracy. They do not {
the spirit of the people. Instead
If abusing Mr.. Lincoln outright and Iiin calIin% \
nm '''gorila, " they sneer at him: and in t
stead OF honoring Mr.. Wilkes Booth as the \
martyr which they all believe him to be- thew $
lever mention his name in their paper. tins e
omhlnng cowardice with irgratitude Mr. :
'omcroy, however, is the man of all men 70 o
inter into this work. He comes to New YorE u
iIch with the affections ofthe Democrats of tba Il
est. His popularity is so unbounded that if \
e had only made his appearance in the recent o. o
Democratic Convention, there would have been I
o necessity for Gov. Seymour repeating his
ecInation. His name is forever ensbrined in /,
he hearts of the Democratic masses, and wIan ~ II,
e speaks 1t will be with words that cannot ba ",
Misunderstood, and in voice of tbunder ~ ~
congratulate the Democracy of New Yort II
pom the advent of Mr.. Pomeroy and his news
aper. We like to have free ~ and ID mamiv momI h,
pponentt:, We shall regret of course the " de-. SO
Use OF Ihe Herdld and Tke World but tbev eC
ave lived their day, and their time has come ST
Smyrna times., 1868-07-29
%TATE AND LOCALS.

INTERNAL Observation-Disclosures IN TIE
NUMBER OF ASSESSORS. In order to lessen
the expenses OF assessing and collecting the in
Iernal revenue in the United States, the Com
missioner has directed that the number of AS
SCISSORS be diminished. In Delaware the force
has been reduced to six, and the districts chang
ed to meet the case. The divisions in New
Castle County are now as follows:
F"St Dtris0n-S. VI. Brackin, assistant as
SCISSOR; district all north of the PhiladeInbia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Seco"d ,Dtctsion-Frank 4. TayIor. assistant
assessor district consisting Of the city of vii
mington. ~
HiIrt Dirision-W. H. Dobb, assistant ~.
SCISSOR; district consisting of New Castle. Pen
Gi3ader, lied Lion and part Of White CLAW Greek
Hundreds. O'"' Oi'eA
Fourth DriSon-W. NJ. johnson. assistant
assessor; district consisting of st. Georges and
APpoquinimink Hundreds
-, In Wilmington the services of james r
Thomas and VIM. L. Massey have been dis.
pensed with Kent and Sussex have each
% 3een made one district. This greatly increases
the la6orS OF the assessors, as their fields of
D operatlon are very extensive, and we should
mink It VIII keep them extremely busy to Der
oTlM Their duties properly.
we take the foregoing from the Delaware
1o"IHot IL differs from our own information
no. II: Hoftecker that the force has been re-
luced from fifteen to nine. and that Kent 90 90
VIII nave two Assistants and Sussex thrcn !
perhaps. Nessrs IOtfecker and CLAYTON arn /
etalned tor this co. and Mr.. Cook. Frederica
discharged. MIR. Rodney, Georgetown. and .
'lr; Jones, Milford are retained for SuSsex
nd perhaps one other at In,vas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

District Court Of the United States.
For the istrict of Indiana
q the ma ter of Robert r. DunkelsOu,
Alexander Wilson, and Emile Schoeu-
laub.-In Bankruptcy.
a T. O'CLOCK r.. =. on IA ESBAE.
"a April 2Sth, A. ID. 1865, the undersigned,
sAssiznee of the abOve-named parties.
viii offer at public sale, in front o. the
curt house in the city of Evansville, the
Glowing desert. Cd property, to wit:
so shares, Of sl00 each, OF the capital
took IN tie Merchants National Bank y.
Memphis. Tenn;
I-4Oih interest in the Evansville and
Louisville NJ ali Line;
10-59lhs interest in the steamer A mazda
II interest IN three large frame ware
houses on the corner Of Eigh u and Lo-
Gust streets, opposite the f. g Failroad
200 shares, Of $40 each, of the capital
stock ia the Fountain oil Company OF
New YORK;
g. $50 stock in Southern Mutual Life Lu-
surance Company, Louisville KY
IL shares OF the capital stock q the
Evansville Public Han q npeny opera
House,.
Terms of sale, cash.
PHILIP c. DECKER,
aprI7 ltd Assignee.
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"a PLEASE EXAMINE. Ba

Any person ordering either OF the Clubs
mentioned below can have their sci cttons
o. premiums enumerated, corresponding
to the size of the Club,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23
Notice

Of Order Of Council to Discontinue
the Alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and
Extending from Ninth Street TO
Tenth Sire t, in Block Number
Tnirty-One.
szTOTECE is hereby given. that the
~ Common Council OF the CITY OF Ev-
aBsviIIe at its session on the 9th day OF
March, ID. 1865, passed an order to dis
continue the alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and extending
from Ninth to Tenth Streets
All persons owning or claiming real
estate adjoining or abutting upon said
alley, and feeling themselves aggrfeved by
the passage Of said order, may have re-
dress by application to said Council within
six weeks from the publication of this
notice. A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk
Cfty:CIerk's once, March 16, 1868.
maTI7 Union eOpy.I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23
North American steamship Co.
Through Line to California.

Va PaRunso or Nicaragua.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
March 5th and 18th; ApraJ 5th and 18th;
Nay 5th and 18th.
With New Steamships of the First-Class.
Bs- PASSAGE LOWER THAN By
ANY OTHER LINE. ga
For Information address D. n. CAR
RINGTON, Agent, Ivy West street, New
YORK. W. ii. WEBB, Pre- ident.
CHAs. DANA, Vice President.
Office-54 Exchange Place, New York.