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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
REAL ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
R e AL E@TATE e.
RY OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that the undersigned Commissioner
appointed by the Court of Common Pleas,
OF vanderburgh County, State OF Indiana
Dy virtue of an order OF said court, made
atits September term, 1860, will sell at
PRIVATE SALE,
The following described Real Estate, sit
uated in Vanderburgh County, State OF
Lot number SIX, (s), in Subdivision Of Lot
number one hundred and nine, 600, in
the Original Plan of the City OF Evans
V1lles This lot fronts upon Second Street,
between Main and Sycamore Streets, is "a
by 70 feet, and has upon 1t a frame house.
Also, Lot number twenty-three, OBJ, in
the Original Plan Of the City of Evansville.
This Lot fronts on Water Street, between
Vine and Division Streets; Is 70 by I5J
feet, and has upon it a large Hotel build =
ing, known as the
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Also, twenty-five feet of Lot numb
seventeen, az, in Lower or McGray' 8 En-
boanded as follows: Beginning at The The
front line of said Lot at a point twenty
five feet from the southeasterly corner OF
said Lot, running hence along said 'front.'
line WestwaTdIy twenty-five 1set. thence
at right angles with said front line TO the
alley In the rear OF said Lot. thence aIono
said alley towards Division Street twenty
two feet, thence to the place Of beginning.
Subject to the life estate OF Martha Irwin
in enc undivided third thereof.
This part of Lot fronts Oh First Street,
between Elm and Pine Streets; is p by 1913
feet and has upon 1t 2 GOOD BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE.
Also. Lots six and eight, in the Subdi-
vision OF the Northwest quarter Of Section
number twenty, in Tow nship number six,
IN range ten est, as made by Conrad
Ba ker, Administrator of the estate of Will
liam Wood, In his report TO the Probate
Court of Vanderburgh County, State of
Indiana, at its February term, 1850.
The said Lot six containing four 76-I00
acres, and fronts on the state road, from
Evansville to Princeton; and Lot eight
contains five acres. Both OF said Lots are
near the north boundary line of Evans
Vile.
Applications Of purchasers will be re-
ceived at my law Office, on Third Street,
between Main and Locust Streets, in the
City Of Evansville, until
SATURDAY, the thtrtieth t30th) day Of
October, 1853.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thIrd cash, and tie
residue in equal payments at one and two
years. the purchaser giving notes with In
terest, without Keller from valuation or
appTaisement laws, and with approves
freehold surety.
JESSE W. WALKER, Commissioner
BLYTHE HYNEs, Attorney. seS2tds
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
DRIED FRUITS.
DRIED APPLES-596c per pound.
DRUGS AND LIQUORS.

LIoUozs - We quote as follows:
new copper distilled whisky 81 50@2 Is;
one to two years old So OO94 so; high
wines 81 1891 IS; rectIded 81 OO9s1 O5 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 40
O. so; and Brandy, 81 5O98 90; Holland
gin 81 50g2 so; imported brandy So cog
SIS 90; Old Port, s2 5096 so; imported gin
So 5097 80.
GROCERIES.
COFFEE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12
F3OSADALIS

ITHE GREAT AMERICAN
L HEALTH RESTORER, purifies
the blood and cures Scrofula,
Syphilis, Skin Disea Ses, Rheuma-
ltism, Diseases Of Women, and all
lChronic Affections of she Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Reco amended
thy the Medical Faculty anil many
thousands of our best eitizen.N.
Read the testimony of Physician
and patients who have used Rosa
Idal's; send for our Rosadalis Guiae
ito Health BOOK, or Almanac for this
iyear, which We publish for gratui-
Itoas distribution; it will give you
much valuable information.
DIR. r. W. Carr, of Baltimore,
says.
+ I take pleasure in recommending
your RosADALIs as O very powerful
alternative. / have seen il used IN
two cases with happy results-one
IN a case Of secondary syphilis, in
which the patient pronounced HIM
self cured after having taken five
bottles Of your medicine. The other
/ is a case Of scrofula Of long standing,
which is rapidly improving under
its use, and the indications are that
the patient will soon recover. /
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Rosadalis is made,
and find it an excellent compound
Of Alternative ingredients.
DR.. Sparks, of Nicholasville, KY,
says he has used Rosadalis in cases
Of Scrofula and Secondary Syphilis
with satisfactory results-as a clean
er Of the blood I know no better
remedy.
Samuel & McFadden, 8Iurfrees.
boro', Tenn, says
have used seven bottles OF Rosa
dalis, and am entirely cured Of
Rheumatism; send me four bottles,
as / wish it for my brother who has
.Scrofulous sore eyes.
Benjamin Bechtol, of Lima, Ohio,
writes: I have suffered 70 twenty
years with an inyeterate eruption
over my whole body. A short time
since l purchased a bottle Of Rosa
dalis, and it effected a perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Pace,
BALTIMORE.
DRS. CLEMENTS, RIYES q GO.
Proprietoro.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24
Notice to Taxpayers
OF SHELBY COUNTY.

THE Tax Books for the year 1859 will be
ready January !, 1870, and l viii imme-
diately thereafter proceed TO collect accord
All Taxpayers who have personal prop
erty must come forward at once, or they viii
md their Taxes in the hands OF Constaoles.
who are authorized 10 distrain asnhetency
will attend at the following named places
for the purpose of receiving the state and
County Taxes for the year lS59;
FIRST DISTRICT.
AT C. N. Freed's Store Hazel Flats, on Tues
day, January 18th.
SECOND DISTRICT.
At W. c. Wards, Esq on Monday, Jan. 10th.
THIRD DISTRICT.
At Bottoms Store, on Saturday, January Sth.
FOURTH IsTRICr
At Cuba, on Friday, January 7th-
FIFTH DISTRICT.
At Enginehouse cor. Second St, on Monday,
January 24th.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
At Raleigh, on Saturday, January 9TH.
SEVENTH
At Bartlett, on Friday, January 18th.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
AtShelby Depot, on Wednesday January I2th.
NINTH IsTRIcT
At Baskerville, on Thursday, January 18TH.
TENTH DIsTRTCT.
At C~ollieryille, on Monday, January 18th.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
At Germantown, on Tuesday, January 18th.
TWELFTH
At Mechaniesville, on Thursday January 10th.
T-HIRPEENTH SrRIC
At Arnold's, on Friday, January 2ist-
FOURTEENTH
At once, corner second and Union, on Tues
day, January 18th.
F~IFTEESTH DISTRICT.
At HandWerker's Grocery (Cheiseab on Sat
urday, January 22d.
s~rxrEENTH DIsTRICT.
At Whites Station, "Wednesday, January 18th.
. s-EVENTEENTH DIsTRICr.
At McConnells Church, on Thursday, Jan 9th.
WM. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector Shelby County, Tenn.
sE ONCE in County Court Building, corner
Second and Union streets, Room No. de22
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TRADE,

The retail trade Of u city was quite
astir to-day, and our streets were crowded
with both and colors. There was
also a large number Of country wagons in
town, and orders are flowing in without
any abatement.
II is not at all probable that any Of u
morning papers viii appear on Sunday,
As Il is presumed that printers can enjoy
= holiday as well as those of other pro-
SESSIONS. and il would bs well for our sd-
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500 Reward Strayed or Stolen.

On Friday, the 10th inst, nom Buntyn
~ station, TWO CONS-one q large Dur
ham, black and white pided, about or 9years
the gill Cow; :" the other, a Red Heller,
near three years old, with a white spot under
the belly, cross and two Sits in the lett ear
aud under-bit IN the rightt raised by mel !
am satisfied these COW We're driven from my
place by some person in the employment o.
some OF the low, thteying butchers VINO deal
in and furnish the city with COW beef, ana
who have employees constantly out IN the
suburbs Of the city stealing cows, hogs, etc.
L will pay one hundred dollars for 1ntorma-
ton and conviction OF the thief, or vii pay
a liberal reward for the return OF the cows
HUME +. HILL,
~ HnnuN nNnnnN MnmlMhIa-
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The Economist, in an article, says:
The number Of large and prominent
houses tia have failed this year Is uneX-
ceptionabIv large, and our duty as a com
mercial Journalist cGmpels US TO inquire
into the occasion Of the disasters. Is 1t b
depreciation in the value of merchandise
and stOcks2 Or, is il a combination of
causes2 These are the first questions
That are generally asked when a failure
Ceenrs; but so thoughtless are many of
our business men. that the real cause IS
lost IN AN imaginary effect; and though
failure upon failure is daily occurring, the
true reason is seldom If ever fathOmed, or
II 20 never displayed. A solution to the
difficulties could be best arrived at, II the
committees 20 whom i lntrpsted the eX-
animation Of the baukrupss aHasTs, would
cause q publication of the liabilities ana
assets Of the firm; that every one, Wheth-
er interested OF not, might see and form
opinions as to the sOundness Of the prln-
ciple that directed q business house to
such q ruinOus end. Look At the capital
Of the firms that have failed, and take the
volume of business transacted, with the
liabilities and assets at the time of failure,
and in almost every ease il viii be found
tina an insufficient amount of capital Is
the foundation of all b disasters that
have befallen "a business community in
the past few years.
The failur6 Of Messrs. Loder & Co. is a
striking example OF the utter rOttenneSs
Of principle that, TO a certain extent, IN
derLies our commercial system, but We
hope that it wiz serve as an illustration
never to be edaced.
Their total Indebtedness amounts to
about SIS, 600, distributed as follows:
To banks, 100000
Borrowed money, bout. $4,000
Three auction houses, about. $1,000
Fifty other creditors, about ........ lO4, 600
or these creditors, one is a note broker,
70 whom Is credited $4,000, showing only
SIS5.gG8 for merchandise. Assets 10 an
extent iustifying the committee in recon-
mendiHg settlement of % per cent. cash,
aud unsecured paper for = per cent. more,
arz all that is offered TO pay with. Thus
a firm doing a business Of S2s5,0O0, with
merchandise indebtedness Of some $780,
600. and borrowed money TO the same
amount. without any evident change in
she style Of personal living expenses, Is
something beyond our comprehension,
and tee sooner our business community
IS cleared Of such men, the better chance
viii be given 10 our merchants 10 achieve
a greater success
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NOTICE.

THE arm Of J. T. HANDLAN & CO, late OF
this CITY. having been dissolved, as well
bv mutual consent on the 18th day of August,
1863. as by the death of j. T. Haudlan, resident
partner. on the Sth day of November, lho9s
we. the undersigned, as surviving partners Of
said firm. hereby give NOTICE to all persons
Indebted 10 the same, TO call, without delay,
at The office Of WARINNER. LEE ~&IHURAeSp,
afforneys-atlaw No. Is Madison street, and
PAY CIR the amounts due from the mrespect-
1yely, All such Indebtedness remaining IN
paid on the lst January, lST0, will w~tthoutex-
eention. and in accordance with our instruc-
lions. be placed in suit, and their collection
enforced a. speedily as possible.
JESSE ARNOT & CO..
Surviving Partners.
Warinnir, Lee q Thurmond, Attorneys.
10
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL, !
MEMPHIS, December %, 1859. J

MEMPHIS, December %, 1853.
The money market is moderately easy,
and matters around u bank counters are
generally quiet. The retail dealers are
bringing up their deposit lines, and are
PAVING up Their ~overdrafts rapidly. The
offerings of cotton bills are not heavy, but
sre about equal to the demand. Eastern
bills are taken at q to y discount; selling
at par TO \ discount, and firm.
County Warrants are firm and in active
demand at 6SG69c, and in some eases zoe
would be paid for round lots; but the Of
ferings are very light. Taxpayers buy at
7O@72c.
City Scrip is nominal, and dealers do
not want to buy. City Notes are worth
from 20 to -4c; but orders On the city in d
small way. in payment Of taxes, are held
by dealers at 76GsOc, as to amount.
Gold is quiet. Buying at III, and sell
ing at l22.
Old Tennessee Bonds are held in New
York at So, with 81 bid. Sales Of New
were reported at ~ early in the day,
but at the cloR 80 vas only bid.
Governments closed strong, with an ad-
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"Reminiscences, SALE.

virtue OF a renewed order of sale, rem
IL dered az the October term, 1860, of the Mis-
sissfppi county Circuit Court, l will proceed
sell, to the highest and best bidder, on a
credit of four months, at the courthouse door
in the town Of OsceOla, Arkansas,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
$500 REWARD.

WHEREAS, His Excellency, Powell Clay
w ton, GoveruOrO OF Arkansas, having on
cfally offered a reward Of Two Hundred Dol
lars for the arrest and conviction Of JAME a.
who murdered my husband, Augustus
1. W~itheriGgton. at Moto Landing, IN the
O~uacntta river, Arkansas, on the 9TH day OF
March, 1889. Now, therefore. be il known, that
I hereby offer an additional reward OF Three
HUNDRED Dollars for the arrest aud safe con-
fiuement OF the said James A. Davis ia any
prison In the United states, or in the Terri
tories thereof. where ne Gan be procured upon
a recuisition from the Governor OF this State.
Address, Mrs n. T. WITHERINGTOS,
Lanark, Bradley county, ARK.
NOyember / isg9.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

THE Memphis on Company wish TO pur-
chase, during next fall and winter, q
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
platform tFairbank's) scales. They urge their
friends not 10 store their Seed In large guam
titles. and thereby their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery Of Seed VIII
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
ST. Oh Cake n Meal for sale in any guam
eaeu vi
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eARcAIN.

WYE are requested to sell, uponm most favor
wv able terms, that valuable brick resi-
depce. pleasantly situated on Dunlap street
between Bass avenue and Madison street
The house Is one and s-half stories high con.
tains min rooms, including kitchen, closets
etc. stable on the premises.
For particulars, apply to
WARINNER, LEE &THURM0ND,
Attorneys at Law,
dals No. Is Madison street.
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COTTON.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, I

CHAMHER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS. December ., 1869.
The demand to-day was active only so
far as fine cottons were concerned, but
low grades are not wanted. There seem
to be no orders for them, though holders
are anxious to sell, and TO do SO, make
considerable concessions; on the contrary,
however, where MiddIings and above are
on the table. In such, cases, holders are
firm as adamant. The days sales
amounted TO 1890 bales, and were as fol-
lows. Is bales Batting Cotton at l7@lsc;
25 Ordinary, use; 20 Ordinary to Good.
Ordinary. 223so; 81 Good Ordinary, 22K
M23c. with some Good Ordinary, bright
style, at 23I4ci l0OLow Middlings,
23Ec; 42l do, 24@&55ci 81 do,
285Ic; lgI MiddlIngs, 253<g244c; III
Strict MiddIings, 24T924}ze; 7 Good
Middlings, 245s925c. We quote as fol-
Iona.
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Memphis and Ohio r. R...."-..-.....


oTT IN NEW YORK
NEw York, December 3, 1880 am
Cotton steady; demand fair. Ordinary,
2sszr; Good Ordinary, 2ici Low MiddIings,
2fs!c; Uplands, 25hc; Good Middlings,
25szc; Mobile. 25zzc; Orleans, 255sc.
U.50 a.m.-Cotton quiet but steady.
9.I0 m.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
s,la. -51 an 1900 baies-for December,
24sEc; January, 2lssei February, 25c;
March, 255lc; April, average Low Mid
dlings, 25S4c.
4 p.m.-Cotton steady; demand fair
sales for export, 1905 spinning, 10; spec
ulatlon, a05 bales. Contracts, 2OOO bales
Uplands, 25Hc.
COTTON IN NEw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December Q, 1880 am.
Cotton-domand fair; prices 6rm at &Z9
23Tc.
$50 p.m.-Cotton frmer, 23A@24c.
Sales, 600 bales.
OTTON IN
LIVERPOOL, December %, u:l5 am
Cotton steady. Uplands, Md Orleans,
IIsLd. Sales 1900 bales.
I:20p.m.-COtton steady and unchanged.
Sales, y, 900 bales.
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MnTlCE.

THAVE this day bought out the interest Of
Geo. scott in the stove and TIN Business,
$50 SeeoId street, and VIII continue the BUSH
nes1 Al the old stand, All Jobs VIII be
promptly attended to, and Stoves and Ttn-
ware SOLD as cheap - azy house 10 tbs city.
def VIM. RIRER.
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November l,

DEscRIPT1oN.-Said James a. Davis is about
dfty wears Of age, about 5 feet 10 inches In
hight, hair and beard gray; has lost a por-
ton OF his front teeth; sharp features, and
complexion Drowned by exposure to the
weather: is an inveterate smoker; rather
slow of speech; generally goes armed with a
naVy-six shooter or a rifle was q resident OF
California some years since, and Is supposed
to be now somewhere in that state. He Is
fsmiliarly known among his acquaintance
a. q lin Davfs-D Gel5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-24

WANTED TO rent for the year 1870, one
w hundred or more acres OF improved
and. living near the city of Memphis. Par
tfes having land to lease, please cali at my
Broom Factory, No. 9 Towards Row, or ad-
dress me alins, stating description andterns.
aeiS A. =. EERRx.
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NOTICE.
IA las WANTING LABoRERs:

7 HAVE learned from an Official source that
/ there IL a large surplus OF IN
Georgia, Virginia and the tarOltnas, who are
anxious 10 come West, but are without means
TO paw their expenses. In Oruer 10 induce
immigration from the States mentioned, The
fare over the different Railroads TO Memphis
been reduced 10 Two and THREE CENTS
per mile. W. j. ROSS
GenI Sup't Memphis and Charleston Il. r.
Memphis, Tenn, December l5, 1862. de29
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I'm Tuesday, January 4, 1870,

all that tract of land lying 10 said county, and
known as the Nodena farm, containing about
~acres-about 500 acres cleared. sale 70 %
within LAWFUL hours.
OHAS. BOMEN. Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD,)
OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT,
MEMPHIs. TESS., December %, 1873
TO COTTON AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS: Notice is hereby given that
an cotton and other goods received AT this
Depot will be stored NJ the expense ana risk
of whOm 10 may concern. II not prompll re-
moved within twenty four hours after arrival
al Memphis. This order VIII be strictly en-
de5i j. NJ PAMPLIN, Agent.
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At the same time and place, Z win sell, to
the highest bidder, for cash, ten mules, placed
in my hands as Receiver OF the BoStick &
Jordan trust ftnd. JAS. B. BEST,
deeIO Receiver.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

THE Office OF ". Y. CIRoDE, Assignee IN
BANKRUPTCY. Is removed to Madison
street. between Front and Main streets, NEW
BANK RuIIuING. Persons having business
wifi the Office will take notice. DELI
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Plantation for Rent.

nor the ensuing year, my Undivided
I Half Of the Farmer Place, situated
in Crittenden county, Arkansas, near bied-
sOe's Landing, forty miles below Menu
phis. and three miles from the river. Tie
whole place contains one hundred and fifty
acres cleared land, gin aud Clubhouse, dwell
ling and OuthouSes. The richness OF the soil
is unsurpassed-will easily yield a bale Of
cotton to the acre. Fer terms. apply 20 =. II.
Word, rs second street; orFrank Moor, Bled-
de5 JOHN F. RICE
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LUMBER YARD and SAW MIL.

THE oldest Yard IN Memphis; established
in ISL. With a nu1 stock Of LOGS. sea-
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
pared 70 furnish any quantity and linen
siOns of cypress or poplar. ut short notice. 4
large stock of Doors, Blinds ana sash, glazed
or u%nglazed; Laths, shingles. Cedar Fence
hand. Our motto IS, quick sales and small
NJ E. u. W. COCHRAN.
once and Yard loot Of Washington St,
nos dSw Near river.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-07-03

been supplied with coal By schooner from
Philadelphia. No more recruits will be
received at present, the Junta being conf.
dent that this expedition added to pre-.
vious ones, will secure the independence Of
Cuba
Members of several Fcpian circles held
a meeting on Saturday night and passed
resolutions Of sympathy for Cuba. Some
Of their leaders have been in consultation
with Cuban chiefs, with view Of Offering
their services to the Cuban cause.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-lt has been
officially annunced blythe British minister
at the Capital, that an international exhib-
tfon of the products of the worlds labor.
will be held at London in 1870. Mr.,
Thornton has been requested to make the
matter known to the citizens of the United
States, which he will more fully when ad.
viseI in regard to the details. The great
aim is to develop personal labor through
out the world. ...s......... -.s..... go.
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Proceedings Of Commissioners Court Of
Thurston County.
OLYMPIA .Inne 22

OLYMPIA. June q, 1869.
Court met at o'clock p. NJ.
Present, G. A. Barnes, Glen. Crosbv
and Stephen Hodgden.
On motion, e. A. Barnes was elected
Chairman when the following business was
performed:
Ordered, That a certificate for 3! DAYS
work be issued to Andrew Say, for work
performed in Dist No. IL, to be computed
at 81 90 per dunn.
The following bills were presented and
ordered paid:
To T. G. Lowe 4 Co, for stationery as
per bill on file, the sum of $6S 100.
TO VIM. Billings, for ShcriA7s fees, as
per bill on file, the sum Of SAG 75-1OO.
Peterfield Turpin, for Auditors fees, as
per bill on file, the sum of $247 $500.
1t was further ordered by the Board, that
the sum of 81 1888 33-l0O be appropriated
for the purchase of Lots Nos and 2. in
Block 20, for the purpose of erecting
thereon Court House, and
That the sum of $500 be appropriated
for the purpose of purchasing for the use of
Thurston County safe, in which to de-
posit the County Records and papers.
That the sum of 1888, be appropriated
for the purpose of purchasing Lot No. 3,
in Block 36, for the purpose of erecting
thereon a County Jail, and also,
That G. A. Barnes be authorized to nc
gotiatc in the name of Thurston County,
for the purchase Of the above named Lots
and Safe
Ordered by the Board, that the Auditor
be instructed to advertise for plans for
County Jail, of the dimensions Of 24x36
and two stories high, and that the sum OF
$50, currency, be paid for the plan which
shall be adopted by the Board at their next
regular session. v+ ss
Ordered, That the Town Marshal of
Olympia aud the Road Supervisor of Road
Dist No. +, be instructed to meet AMI
make new survey Of the road leading
from the new bridge in District No. 1, to
the town Of Olympia.
Ordered, That the Sheriff be instructed
to receive from +. w. Secly, 500 in gold
coin, upon an execution issued against the
said Seely aud G.. A. c. Agnew, and to re-
eipt for the same. vs.
Ordered, That the Auditor be instruct
cd 70 procure the printing of 25O blank
road lists, and $50 blank afidavits.
There being no further business before
the Court, it was adjourned. until it's next
regular session on the first Monday in Au-
gust. s. ssg4 C. "A. BARNES, Cha.
y. \. PHlLLIrs, Clerk. .., .-..