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New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
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THURSDAY. April IS. 1869.

Al IL Oeoct at ho City sarooP PheHI BOdine No. m cOSrss
NO % rIRsrPLAcB, AND ToTs-Klssans brown
dSss So IS :SnS9y sTf GTTtssa aSTI sa.1'1 Ss df r.
60 8 SErSrERsT-s.soS 5fsst Ssea.. all aproreuens r.
IiPiiETfE.vs-s srl cot,g., uc.r Broadway 49,
NOS FULT0Y AND JAMESsr-5 story store iuss
Mays ready At No Il tsd.r.t and No. Is Montasus,t
Am O'clock TGSpsr u ,S sl:bSIge APn S.,o ~ o,o ye.Yo
Positive fseeter, Sale to close JAMES sULLr.
brown stone 2GItO d solid rosewood dOos
d. .t ; f TIs,do s. Ee e % sG S.iI 81 c fs A No. Us Fs
BSf S'y per S ." s0si ss Lots cas-. side 10 feet .oa %
Fulton ave. House SSsO With extension Splendid stable In the rear On
fUIToSAvE-4 store. soph side 20 fee, of Al.rya'.
No 20 FouRTHPLAcEJso aud basement Philadelphia Oher,
Ne SCARRoTLPLACE between Court and clutep, so e., ves
CLIYToEtyS ald HAMILToSSTa Lot. each street. rs
No ifo DUFT FTiRLpST-q..ory attic and hasement frame
No iS LAFAYErrEAvE between AdeipA AMI osrn0uI's' >
G Dodd Executors of the estate Of Oda Cov deceased HOa,s
story Brick, 1lI3a. Lot 2aIlOo feet
HUYDRED.ASp.TRSTHsT NEwYoRE south dd. Ss s..s
%vemsS,. Possession iSns.s msp of al the sSo1. s ~
Aueoasst. No cel.rt aud No. Isl Moataaest BrOelya
DESIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP.
cnos Co. cSos .1 s Ps' Ss i
aud wtheu. gostponsneH WEDNESDAY MAJ ia
b. shop capable oftunlng out % 200 worth Of
.aDem New hudns. sew ah DAYTON wheel heading pashiHe
rounding
washer athrs hand psuer blower snd
other machinery all complete runung order Water pOss2
rates al S1borse In the dryrsi
This Lot Will include Gdst Mn With of yershos
sbee bolts cvators &c, rentcd MONTH Going
large custom business
LOT n.
The mandatory ofbe vel known wr.nshes toe
Birch and Stone Shop With Leae wheel machinery complete
for the business The shop pnssh aBd turning ee
9 wreuehss day With capacity sud demand for large nesAss
Water power below 31horse
LOT III. I,
-Four Houses the Bolt Works containing ,sn,mea
thsh NJ sx
$500 population The Naussuci Rad depot within 20 rod. dsnS
shop aud es than half His om the h, Tho Of tc
Connecticut Western Railroad a Les within 10 rods Of ees7
ai supplied
either dr0Et9
Hood Other ontlfng viii be sale sails
positive. To m NEDNBSOAf
and " contnue aEtl all Il soh. -.5 .Ie-----
For further particulars address T. ~ CLARKE Agent WrBsssd
Conn r ... "a. Il... \. ......... ..'.
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A. J. BLEECRER SON 4 co.
ree brick and lots Nos 66 and % shave bet
Wes Washi9gOBp and WETsrey each lOt 22I7lL
E. A. LAWRENCE.
bcuset and os Of Bedford aud COmmerceSs lot
Mr. Russell RI9oo
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ADRIAN X. MULLER Aretoneen lam
INIRST-CLASS stone front HOUSE and bOl.

No lO Hshst. Brooklyn gLt suction ADRIAN ~ NV
LRR r. r. WILKINS x Co will SELL st ancos on nohspa''
Ap IS u 2oecek, stihs Exchange Sacos No III , .s
HCKsSEfhe eytrS sired three story and ste nots e'
on house and three lots situate the aest side oI
CLARK and Herepontsis Brooklyn aud knewn NO. o e
present his Occur aen &
constructed in the substsqsl snd without
cost; coutaiBs s the modern improvements aud
In good orders dressing attached 90 the sl ss
gymnasium, etc There brick stable 90 the premises s
containing uo1ern improvements Lots sar ieea IAs
beautifully located pTookyn ghis and within 10 ~la M
Al w.
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Guunffp EtaI Gstt, for Sale.

80. ~ e.1'. en- -. = ]. .ss.I I>.... ..n -
AN elegaps COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
h.,.i; 20 s"g,'iae. go .pVl. n. 80
bans csrfs house ADD lsr o45saS. !. The y.
a,i1J SHADED .s s,.,ssn 'na Ia Is ,T: fSSBr
J. j. HULL. Gla,osdale, nv
AT BRIDGEPORT, GONNA large, first
elias, HOUsE for sAIB ehep TO close an ie loeAton cen
WINTER so.'ils, g9, hss stop o,Ss.' % ssa, .a
u go tau. foS fence sna everything ia complete order
Pnes ssoo-saOoo cash balance mcrEgs Apply 10 HOMER
MORGAN. No . Pue.,, N Y.
A VERY desirable place, commanding fine
"a ,- @ S.e ado1 @ S4Ls or % LIT two acres 70 garden sud
bons. Appy at no. iGi Da,n.st Ee~rot
BARGAIN RARELY OFFERED-SPLEN-
IL DID FARM IN MAsSAC USBTB3J0 ACRES tue town o.
Northampton adjoining tie rapidly growing vge For,nce
psieJ Cited mp r class nni building, Improvement.
$1,000 One hundred w ultimately be wanted
for buIibg Aside nom this 10 unsurpas.ed A.
farm being veil divided into aib pasture woodland
and adapted 10 uags rsTg Ready msket all produce.
caa be divided by purchaser bto three ,, advantage
IL was Of the three farms selected o tho Of Agricultural
College iO sale cheap ind large par, Of purchase money can
remain on tOud 'sd @orrEs For further particulars sdir, W.
FITCH oaes American Agrteultur,,so 1S Bro.d-.y. NY
CLERKS AND ALL PERSONS LIVING ON
WITHIN . ASuas o. m dr Try HaE mNF s,
,o''I':s ssA payment! Sa.nt; %o. sG',,.t Anao,
t3so 500 $500 te Nor, lot. adjoining wIui-i
cash S.,nc. 10 a,inoo monthly assTsf al. p,t send
" 'A'" i pKsiIoad K E.ssa,%9 sI%.rS H. a & Ts:s 'S' %
(NHEAP LOTS, very convenient to New y ork,
s S .S;SH' T RsLEc6S Es:: E % o Sp 81 c. % S.
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE
ON HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, AND ALL
other Railroads leading ofSs~rork CITY ng from sisno 10
fdes $4,000 By MORRISON HALL No. 10 BrSss. s'' D'''''
FOR SALE.
Il TIlE MINERAL vALR IRON WORKS
- Mineral Vsle BHeks County. Prbns, Ritglesvile p o.
sSsf Nth s'a-Ss 1~ sa .ias Pansss .:s
Ss s s ssp .rs T,sSy rGpaT'G ~ I9a': Of
hoh and 80 feet high and Is have S,t been ns; f.b,
proved style boilers boehou.r and blow. h,
csp.c r1.ss. o,,ss ss a rs x 70 sS dS s5S", .r ?. separately
ore furnace Ma" put Into blast Dee 20 ether just ready 10
Also Work, R,dres buiby former proprietor for bis own o.cu.
piney thoroughly hnea 50 Tenement House, unusr.y god con.
A.o foaHd Shop b Of concrete with w.er roof 100 h, so
Wares IoSt I both propelled G saf"s Tsisr u feet
The farHses ssp, Pnbdery are connected with m. p
~ ~ & I coy ,aa ss1 have eoa''usus railroad
s1sf s -. M;sSsls @ M., s,., a., .. % p!ope
For farthsr particulars pnse Aud terms apply 10
& b IAEEs TIesslrsI, No. 70 P.IApl,c., Ssr.rorh
FOR SALE, at a Bargiin-l 300 acres valuable
,%grS',d ,bs D.,s,o River .sd Ire R.". % n,sss
FOR SALE or to LET at Nyack on the Un1-
LAud 20 .at puehas. 0 ihs .aS"r al S sIs' 81
,ss k,,r Lque q The asass at No. 40 Bovs 2.s'YorE
FIRST T-CLASS HOTEL, on New York Central
s.a IAogEs No 6 DAVIS SSGs.s..Is ..' '-'
FOR SALE AT NEW HAVEN, CIR.
Large aobe DWELLlEs having basement attic and addition
,G,i s,s ,e-i ,ls Piospa A'Sss cpsi ~ 9Es s
SON L Co. No. Il csiArst N""
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Eruoklpu Stal 6stat, for Sah.

Sruoklgu gtal Gstatt TOR Salt.
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE-Two
ID 2siory high soop brick HOUSES Ftt Bond.
EewYorf Inquire BILL BROS, No. q Uuossqa.Is
EOR SALE-Large brick FACTORY in
Brooklyn, iron aud ,sis roof building 300 feet longs other
BUILDINGS OFFICES. kci 10 fall LOTS lBQure Of H. QUINN,
LouR island Pottery Depot No 2s Pesrlst, Re".iorG
DOR SALE in Brooklyn, on Henry-st, near
Montsgnest. desirable f 1sto attic brown
perfect order uth all
eeptiopsbe; walk from WsIt Perry. Address o. Boz
No 4Fa. New York.
NOR SALE or to LET, on Bushwick-ave.,
Dutch Reformed
GAN B1s~ek bet~sen Cedar and CbesnniA No 50
Bleecber.st. ~ Y
DOR SALE in Brooklyn-'rhe thrce-stOry
6usbei attic Engh bASement trout HOUSE, 50
nDeIepogsbe; psror an hs carpet aud fur lage
fBd ene included IN purchase Inquire
EOR SALE-A beautiful and frst-class double
IOUSR all tbs modern Improvements and Is lots Of ground
stocked with lG1 choice fruit fu barng condition
eighteenth ard Of Bro9kn half
cara from the ferry. Terms easy. Por particular. Apply
T. SMITH, ~ Y. Weekly OAee. No IS fuiIon-st. N Y.
DOR SALE-Tbree new 2-stOry frame, brick
b.snsnt subsar HOUSES. 20IJ2; lot water
marble mAuts &C. obADd between Nassau and Van Cot
Greeapoiut S4sn
EOR SALE-A first-class 3-st0ry, basement,
eonveriesresi Psse order Lot arI5 garden
Fourhs Very all tb- ferries II Jn WM
MORGAN SON No 90 WLiAmSt kswRok and No. 81 Broadway
Brcotyh. T. D. $4,000.
&I[ 5O0 FOR SALE-A very desIra;
HOUSE hushd located Hewesst Bdfordave. within
Inufrs of sostb reusL Ferry This Setd
call printed h't BhNSET kLBNEN. No 81 Cedsrst
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A VERY desirable place, commanding fine
IN views oftbe Hudson r SALE LBT garden aud
Lawn peBdd shsds aud kut trees; houe Il foons stable
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

N elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
Frut ofso
tssps Loo psvnes eOo spVie 30 pes trees
Dooe backcsps kc TIE
barns aTfs house. aud other oibans all ssAy The
tAstsy shaded sth evergreen snd In the
@gtta Pci glfiiccl.r ss., Dr. HEsTON HIGHLAND T. or
J i Ittflf INgl..d.ls n
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H "
perfect order Sonnd OoE turnke neigh
aud mile acrc
did gsrdH evergreen, uii $500; l,rarve sni
eheaR DISGEB, No 9P1eS
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COUNTRY LOTS; .n,,,,, ,,vo .,u,.

hour qaate from EewYok Cry VIA EsNJe.y Railroad,
is'mbo 20 bots NI2sq feet the NEST desirable
Of Woodhrdge j. 18th ~ Arul
BeT ground per Fnaa bond and mort.
/, BABR0S No. 735 DroaduayNY
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

A L BRIDGEPORT, GONNA large, first
class HOUsB for SAIB ckesp 10 close siate Ioeaton
ts broad SsaHds Park and suitable hr summer
Winter denoe Contains IL high basement cellar ad
gu; furnace With has gard garden.
fruit iron fence everything complete order
Pnee S3oOls3OO cash balance mcHEge Apply 10 HOMER
MORGAN. No Pne.tt, n Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

" The town Of Boom6el N binns from Rrwars ,Sd 40
t EeNforki t~osy frame OF with iteLsn
good gronrf Atri equally into Itshen
eosef anG unt Nsinshc ro.us
fu trees gvd walks shade 'front.' aud rvery "a, d,a
Die for cheap quiet family homes prre fgO0 ~, terms
apply 10 ALKX g. LAWRBNCE No. "a aEd W Leooart
of SNITII X FERRY BonmLed. H. j.
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containing 10 Cos and throughout RANGE, Lr
u.~i 90 the Pfnspa A'eqae ChApsl ~ tic ety
Nthin tnr minnes walk Of tie College Public Square ke
SON Co. No Il CedIrsL ~ NN"
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p,b -Sus,u S,al tstat, for saIs.

ptb-Sus,u Sta! tstat, for sas.
AT RUTHERFORD PARK, N First
BUILDISG PLors close the dsPo. offered By the MOUNT
RUTHERFORD coMPASr Private Sale only For "aD' 'Sd par
ueur apply to BLAUvRLT oGiLBY No t1 Broadway or 70
H. BARRows. Superintendent Rutberferd P.ri. n J.
AT CRAWFORD, n. Jy COTTAGE on acre
~ lot ten room. Terms elsy. Price 500 r' q"
AT CRAWFORD " J., fe" choice LOTS, nom sl0O to eoo
At CRAWFORD n j. .foor,crs Lor so .,eulers LOT .ns
"'' "' '0'N ''''4 '''-'' D. EotSssRH 10 ns spaara
A NJ. WAY g. Co,
puussS FARMS sd other voD.r, 10 81;
PIE: : ssS sS To 10 so1 v" m sI,o, in
s'e. 'h,r. I, ." such hs. hide and e. ,.,i in ts
ws S ff B f. s'1: tf % a No !. q; F Ss N'sf' c % o'
AT ELIZABETH. n. 1.-The finest bnildine
~ LOTS .Gd PLors in the Cg Of Elahsth S sALR
ga pp,, aud sewer laid These ar. within two
1G; 1S t a9pR e e DsSsds s ;9 s . 20 e :a % % .s s daily
A T PASSAIC, n. J.-l5 minutes from New
Nm II E'S fSfS No. @ VI % suSs sEs %
depot P.s.is
At ORANGE, N. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
Tor SSLEor cssi s.i Si aou. :. to sfE lIr s% for
Z. ;;%s' ' 9s, !S. 49, SMITH l1 q,
AT ELIZABETH, N 1.-Two Hundred
bstsk J.
A LII WANTING FARMS-.G ood soil, mild
~ climate u %'' ssuh Of Philadelphia Phe. only slS pc.
Addrss. q K Lands. yin.lAsd Es-.Jsr,.r
A CLEAR sacrifice of $4,000 will be made ON
IA igutut RESIDENCE tie Cit, Of Newark
There 30 bou sd surLoaNngs Of anything like bssuV aud
Pictures and particulars with HAYWOOD JONES Co. No. SIS
BosiSsJ
AT RUTHERFURD PARK-For SALE, two
Apple Ps Land Companys Ogee a. The Depot C
BLAKiSiOs's, No. B Libsrtyst
AT PATERSON, N. IA beautiful Villa
"A SITE loIiS 10 nisss from depot. high rr"und very
AN elegant COUNTRY SEAT with six acres
under bgh state Of envsooi well stocked choice mutt
fhs1 fthe most nVng places for ss. within
nOn Immediately sIs.OOo ss It ,taBds
nRNIY TAPPRS. Railway, S.u.J.r.,
AT RAHWAY.-For SALE, a nice HOIJSE.
"a 10, S12@i Goa.i ehe.p Bko0kFlKLD. No Cedar-l
A VERY nice twO-stOry and basement HOUSE,
onrsBui house ~ pect; sTe minutes depot on New
JerseJ Railroads will be SOLD very low price s3soo -
LANE ROBINSON. Ho. 81 Ea<su-st
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT on the R1r-
and ha hoars FROM ErWY"rp on Cs"Is
R'qsd Of Sea Jer,ey S be LIT frn'be r The summer or M
tnuss TO be seen by appying.e A. d. hOPk Me- 100 hcryst
BARGAINS at Railway. one hour by rail. %
tns each Foer tasty OU,RS With srg. only 81
FLEMING. No. l@ Fat1nH.
NOUNTRY HOME FOR SALE CHEAP. in
" the Of Bioom6eh j., ~ H,ha from Newark and 40
barn q gourd i,e equally Iehen
rarien' With 'snhe Of yo4Bg hearing
Sppy 10 AIM q %REScT LsooaSt sssSG YORK;
orShlf1 X FERRY. BloowLsd, n j.
I
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Real Gstat. 10 GstIamgs.

AN EXCHANGE.-Af fine 3-story brick House,
n hes, location IN Brooky Dr. CaJrs % Ssn Oos
a, Ia con nlee order; viii
for soo house and grounds wes.cbs County Address Boz No
326 BrOoklyb Pos,0aee
Uy0 EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
s.ve Long Llapd FARMS One Of 800 acres Soooo one o.
100 acres sIOOO; ls sss0i one Of 100 er.s
on. acres $1,000: IS s3o Spe 81 io sefe
SGCoo Also FOR EXCHANGE sev. other ~
,ev New York aud conneccut NJ rutland Co, Ne Beer
ma st., Eev-York .
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-ss 6itg Ytal 6stat, for SaI,.

,-ss 6itu YtuI 6stat, for SaI,.
A MAGNIFICENT four-story and basement
Aud Eave handsomely fesooi thongh"ut; hrt class N every
Iarouri lA9T6SIS66 Furnished soeS' a. furnished szt1
DISGkB No o i1aest j.
A VERY FINE three-stOry ii. ). brick HOUSE,
N No st. Seyebbsve and Broadway
Beautiful onderi all te be
to possession lst Nav. Owner no l9 West frysIthst
A n elegant brown stone 4-story English base
IA HOUSE with faruurs In perfect ssr Price $40 oo
Apply the premises No. 2la BA Thlrtsshhst
DOR SALE or to LET-On one OF the wide
streets bok fenaboe to the PaIt full four story
most complete houses Philadelphia brick sysr
proof chest deep CRATES hard Nsod noors
Whole house beautifully decorated In oil by Leuihue price 500
-nueh value Terms Apply TO owner on the premises
IT.. NadisOn-aVe
Also for sale or 10 verJ pretty house. with vitbOui Ssb'
corner Of Lexington and PortJ Ehird-st.
A great bargain.
Apply on the premses
DOR SALE-PossessiOn Immediately, the first
eas browDsone fosr.siorr HOUSE No q Beehn,p place
hast Fetbt Ecgbohood select and derabe msgfoen asd
Long Island and E River combining etT aud country sdIab
tagsA JOHN CROMWELL No. lD Broad1t, OF No. ~ Ba
PitiethsL
DOR SALE-HOUSE No. 122 West Forty
ahbst, bsesh SIthAVe and Broad~yi tUsry kdek low
Bisbsd apply Os prs@'sss b..sss 10 .sdA
EOR SALE--The 3-story and attic brick
HOUSE No 10 West WssbBgtonPaee near WsshngssHsqns
Isquirs the pr niseG
STH-AVE., above 42d-st.-An elegant medium
c sIei browustoe hgbsioop HOUSE for SALE, Al Ow
P''''' w. - w. P. SEYMOUR No I'll Broadway.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27
DaILY JOURNAL
IEpNEspAY....................oCT 2. Lee
From a European letter.
AmerIcan Girls in EurOpe.


/ do not wish to undervalue Eng
lish beauty. which is most satisfac-
tory and enduring, and most of which
will wash. But | confess that Amer
lean beauty from New York to New
other; and when l am just getting
accustomed to the solid English mat
rons and maide0s, like mr. HaW-
thorne, aud beginning to like them,
along comes a group of my fair coun-
tryWomen on their travels and they
spoil it all again. Those dear Yankee
girls-I fear you do not half appre-
ciate them at home. Here they
admire and envy them-that is, the
men admire and the women envy. On
the Continent they rave about them.
Half dozen American bellies send a
whole German town dii acted. tits
not only their beauty and grace, but
their wit, spirit and happy audacity.
The continental customs favor their
triumphs. No girls over there daFes
say her soul is her oRn-let alone her
body. She never goes anywhere
without a chaperon-rever eonverses
with a gentleman except to answer a
question; she is of necessity insipid
to the last degree. An American
girl, on the contrary. asserts her
freedom, goes where she likes, talks
to every one she cares to talk with,
says du to a German at the first in
PRODUCTION, and orders him about
just as she would do at home. Heis
overwhelmed, astounded, but all the
more delighted. He tells his friends
that the beautiful girl he waltzed
with said du TO him, and told him to
bring her gl4ss of water, which sets
them all eZazy to be introduced to
her, to hear her say dH to them, and
to be made water carriers likewise.
Next day the whole town is talking
tbout her and staring at her-the wo-
man are in a rslge-but the result is
the conviction that America must be
a great countIy, increased immigra-
ton, and the consequent progress of
civilization g-.sse -ll4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27
Annexation Notice.

a ND NOW HERE IL appearing to
- the Mayor and Common Council of
the City of Evansville that the following
described territory contiguous to said city,
and not plated or laid Off into lots, q map
whereof has been duly made and verified
by affidavit accurately describing the
same by metes and bounds and which said
territory is described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner of
Vile, and thence running north S89 feet to
the southeast bank of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, thence northeasterly along
said canal 7S3 feet TO the half section line,
passing north and south through the CEN
tire OF section 20, town south, range 10
west, in Vanderburgh county, Indiana
thence north along said half section line
800 feet to the quarter quarter section
corner, then e west on the quarter quarter
section line S34 feet to the southeast line of
Chestnut street of said city, thence south
westerly along the side of Chestnut street
956 feet TO the northeast side of Tenth
street of said city, thence along said north
east side OF Tenth street S2I feet to the
northwest bank of the canal aforesaid,
thence sonthwesterly along said canal
bank l75 feet to the half section line, pass
ing east and west through the centre of
section 20 aforesaid, and from thence east
500 feet along said half section line to the
place OF neginning, ought to be annexed
to the said city of Evansville and made q
part thereof, and the said Mayor and Com
that said territory should he annexed 10
and made part OF said city, for the fol-
lowing reasons to-w1tl First, that sald ter
tent surrounded by said city. Second, that
said territory shares in the benefits of ew.
erage and other improvements now made,
and necg ssary to be made, and should be
annexed 50 as to share IN the burdens of
taxation equally with other property sim
ilarly situated, and now within the corpo-
rate limits Of aid city; and third. that the
Jurisdiction of said city over said territory
Is necessary to enable the Common Coun-
ell of said city to open and lay out suitable
streets and alleys, and also 10 provide nee
essaTy and proper drainage for said terri
tory. 1t is therefore ordered thatth Mayor
ana Common Council OF said city give due
notice according 10 the requirements OF an
act of the General Assembly of the state
of Indiana, approved March 9Th. 1865, that
they will, on the 18th day of December
1869, present to the Board OF Com mission
ers of Vanderhurgh County. a petition for
the annexation as a part of said city the
territory herein before described. ~ D ns
zefr1 su A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk, hi
BY Il. A, MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, October q, 1863.
oc2G-6w Union copy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Estate.

OTICE rs UEREnY Given
I'D that the undersigned Com missioner
appointed by tho Court OF Common Pleas,
OF Marlborough County, State OF Indiana
by virtue Of an order Cf said court. nude
at It's september term, 1869, viii sell 30
q nor ~ A fnnn a. Al q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27
CTTY ADVERTISENIENTs.
Notice TO widen Ann Street.

zTOTECE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IS the Common Council of the City of
Evansville have determined upon the
wfaenfngo of Ann street of said city, from
Main street to the west line OF the north
east quarter of out-lot No. 4, subdivision
OF the north half of the north west quarter
of section number %, IN township south,
range 10 west.
on motion of Councilman Doughty, Sec
Onded by Semonin, the following order
was unanimously passed and adopted:
II IS 7soe9 here ordered, That six weeks
The Evansville Journal Ia public news
paper printed and published in the city of
Evansvtlle), that on Monday, the 9Th day
of December, 1869, the Common Council of
the city OF Evansville VIII make an OF der
TO widen Ann street of said city so as to
embraces within said street, in addition to
its present width, all the ground embraced
and contained within the following lines,
to wit: Beginning al point at the north
west corner OF the northeast quarter of
Out-lot numb 4, subdivision OF the north
half of the northwest quarter of section
number g, in township 3 south, range 10
west; thence extending south, on the mid
die line OF said out-lot, thirty feet; thence
due east 81 feet to The westerly line of Vine
street; thence n0rtheasterIy 531z feet, along
the west SIDE OF Yine street, 70 the north %,
feet 10 the place OF beginning, embracing
within said lines all of the fractional parts
of lots numbers 2. 3, and ( in LtiIeston &
Larrabee.s ENLARGEMENT of Evansville
which lie west OF and adjoining Vine
street; also beginning on the northwest
at which the north line of section No. %
aforesaid intersects said Main street;
thence extending west on said north line
of section % ten feet: thence in q south
westerly direction. along the east side of
Vine street, 5314 feet: thence east along
the south side of the proposed Ann street
4f5< feet TO the northwest side of Main
street: and thence along the nor Invest
side of Main street northeasteIIy BIZ feet
to the place of beginning embracing a
part of lots numbers ], 2, and 8 in Lflleston
q Larrabee's Enlargement of Evansville.
And any person a2greved by Teas on of
the adoption of this order m ay, at any
time within six weeks, apply to the Com
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
monstrance in writing LETT with the Clerk
of the COMMON Council, containing o
statement of the injuries complained of
and the amount demanded therefor; and
said petition or renonStrance will be duly
considered. heard, and determined on the
9th day of December, 1869.
ind Il is further ordered, That the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Common
Council the plat Of said Ann street, as
proposed TO be widened hereto which
plat hss been prepared by James .. saun-
derS, City Surveyor. A-- -
Am. MEG RIFF, Clerk,
By II. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
Evansy1IIe. Oct. sd, is8g }fU6ioo9n4 oopy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-27

my trick said Welles.
Well, l don't know about that,
said Scudder; we've passed two trains
to-day
Then they went to work at it, and
mulled over it, and cipbered on it. till
finally, in reply to Somebody's Well,
how many trains do we passY the
Governor said Ten
SAT first they didn't believe it, but
when it was explained, it seemed just
as easy as it was for those old mug
wumps in Spain to set the egg on
end, after Columbus had shown them
how f"